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crawdad@crawdad· 19h

critter: "Here's that model snapshot you asked for, does this show the angle the client needs?" Management: "heart react" ...Naah man you cannot do that use your words

A closeup image of a 3D model sent through Teams, with a Heart react affixed to it.

crawdad@crawdad· 2d

this is where I post from

A view from a dry creek bed, looking toward a thin cave beneath a sheer rock face. It is bordered on either side by lush green vegetation and tall trees.

crawdad@crawdad· 11d

Getting kicked out of the kitchen for eating 3/4 of a pickle and dunking the remnant back in the jar

A label from a jar of dill pickle spears, showing the serving size is 3/4 of a pickle.

crawdad@crawdad· 17d

A crappy photoshop over the temple of Gozer from Ghostbusters. The person walking up the stairs from the original is now a Ghostbuster, and the pony is the demon.

crawdad@crawdad· 18d

When you are so anarchist you disregard the domination and hierarchy of the table of contents

A snapshot of the table of contents for Bookchin's The Ecology of Freedom, which states that both chapter 2 and chapter 3 start on page 109, with a crude edit correcting chapter 3's start to fall on page 130.

crawdad@crawdad· 18d

New Book Friday! or, "Get you someone who looks at you the way Bookchin looks at the word 'fecund'"

A copy of Murray Bookchin's "The Ecology of Freedom: The emergence and dissolution of hierarchy" published by the lovely @akpress.org

crawdad@crawdad· 19d

20% less wrist strain for me, 100% more annoying for non-trackball folks trying to use my mouse.

A Logitech M575 trackball mouse, mounted on a 3D printed angled riser to provide a more vertical orientation to keep the ol' carpal tunnel off the desk.

crawdad@crawdad· 21d

Evening light

A gladiolus flower stalk, its blossoms featuring pink and while peppermint petals with a buttery yellow center. The setting sun is giving it a warm glow that sets it off from the green sunflower stalks behind it.

crawdad@crawdad· 26d

Bullet Bourbon.

A price display for Bulleit Bourbon, with a conspicuous bullet hole shot through the rack and the pegboard behind it.
They weren't a fan of the price, can't say I disagree.

crawdad@crawdad· Jul 9

A buttery yellow gladiolus blossom, with a small red blush on the inside of the petals.

crawdad@crawdad· Jul 3

The light lavender flower of an Anise hyssop being visited by a bumblebee, with a swath of yellow rudbeckia blossoms behind it.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 27

This Pride, remember:

A play on the standard "no cops at pride" motto, but changed to read "no cops at anywhere". The text is in an old fashioned western-style font, and the graphic is a group of cowboys with lassos out on a rainbow swirled background.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 27

Yeah, me too 10mm Dowel Undermount Fixed Position Bracket, me too.

A picture of a grey drawer slide bracket, being pulled out of the wall. It appears to have a dismayed expression from the position of the screw holes and dowel cutout.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 25

Today's bloom.

A brilliant white zinnia with a backdrop of pink zinnia and deep magenta amaranth pannicles.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 21

If anyone was curious, I'll spare y'all the trip to Webster's:

A snapshot from my dictionary stating that dirigisme is "government control or intervention, especially in business activity or the economy"

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 21

I live for these "what the hell is that? Quick, to the dictionary!" moments.

A snapshot of Ishay Landa's 'The Apprentice's Sorcerer' with the word "dirigisme" highlighted.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 18

Love those curls

A stray daylily that appeared in the yard. It is very curly and contorted with an orange coloration that deepens towards the center.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 17

three years ago those fools at breauxmart were throwing this out as a goner. fortunately I am patient and obsessive.

A cluster of white orchid blossoms, with pale yellow accents in their interior.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 15

Still at it!

Treadmill display showing 2 miles run, at a time of 28:36

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 10

Dug this up dormant and blind from an empty lot that was about to be razed and developed. Mighty glad I did!

A bigass lily blossom, white petals with pale pink center stripes.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 4

Next up! This one came highly recommended from homies across the ideological spectrum.

A copy of "Three Way Fight: Revolutionary Politics and Antifascism", set down on a wooden table.

crawdad@crawdad· Jun 1

im never gonna learn.

A rendition of the classic "do _____ or draw 25" Uno meme that says "buy quality wood, or use 25 clamps", with the victim (me) shown holding a clawful of clamps.

Some crooked ass 2x4s clamped into submission with a piece of 4x4 and a buttload of quick clamps

crawdad@crawdad· May 30

"Pardon, excuse me, lemme just squeeze on through here"

A bright yellow rudbeckia blossom poking through a mass of dark purple euphorbia branches

crawdad@crawdad· May 23

Adenium crispum hybrid "Bosom Jade", seed grown.

An adenium flower blossom, five pale pink petals with vivid peppermint pink striped and splashed toward a yellow center cavity

crawdad@crawdad· May 15

soon.

crawdad@crawdad· May 12

hey guys check this out

A screenshot of Northsky's "Migrating" loading screen, featuring a suspiciously familiar hand-drawn clock with no hands.

crawdad@crawdad· May 10

Lightning bug having a morning rest on the side of a large orange lily bud.

crawdad@crawdad· Apr 26

Reading Walter Rodney: "I need to learn more about the Haitian revolution" Reading Fanon: "I need to read some Aimé Césaire" Bookshop.org: "HEY GUESS WHAT?"

A copy of "Toussaint Louverture / The French Revolution and the Colonial Problem" by Aimé Césaire.

crawdad@crawdad· Apr 24

Recycling!

An image of a freshly molted black & white isopod, consuming its shed shell. The text over it says "MY BODY is a machine that turns MY BODY into MY BODY"

crawdad@crawdad· Apr 19

small, but deadly