The image shows a Twitter post by a user with the handle "[@]chloeeodell." The post is displayed on a black background with white text. The tweet reads: "Tax the churches. Let's stop pretending there is any kind of separation here. They want to influence law, they can pay taxes." The post was made at 11:48 AM on June 25, 2022, using Twitter for iPhone. The tweet has garnered significant engagement, with 47.1K retweets, 1,034 quote tweets, and 221K likes. The user's profile picture is a circular image of a person with purple hair.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
Using a lab device to simulate 500 to1,500 puffs per product, the UC Davis researchers found that metal concentrations increased with use. Leaded bronze components and degrading heating coils were identified as major sources of contamination.
“When I first saw the lead concentrations, they were so high I thought our instrument was broken,” lead author Mark Salazar said in a statement.
The image shows an aerial view of a port area with several covered vehicles and military tanks. The vehicles are covered with black tarps, arranged in rows, and are positioned next to a row of stacked shipping containers. The containers are primarily red and blue, with some yellow markings. In the foreground, two military tanks are visible, one partially covered by a tarp and the other fully exposed. The tanks have a camouflage pattern. The port area is adjacent to a highway, with a clear sky above. The text at the bottom of the image reads, "Why are they hiding tanks in The Port of LA?" ― The image shows an aerial view of a busy industrial area. In the foreground, there is a large open space enclosed by red shipping containers, with several covered vehicles parked inside. The containers are stacked in a corner, forming a barrier around the area. The vehicles are covered with black tarps, and some are partially visible, suggesting they are new cars awaiting transport.
In the background, a multi-lane highway runs parallel to the industrial area, with several trucks and cars visible on the road. The highway is bordered by a concrete barrier, and there are additional shipping containers and industrial buildings visible further back. The scene is well-lit, indicating it is daytime, and the shadows suggest the sun is positioned to the left of the frame. The overall layout shows a bustling industrial environment with a focus on logistics and transportation. ― The image shows an aerial view of a large industrial area, likely a shipping or storage yard. In the foreground, there is a large concrete area with numerous vehicles covered by black tarps, arranged in neat rows. The tarps obscure the details of the vehicles, but their shapes suggest they are cars. Among the covered vehicles, a military-style armored vehicle is visible, partially uncovered, indicating it might be of a different type or purpose. In the background, there are stacks of red shipping containers, some with visible markings and labels. A yellow forklift is positioned near the containers, suggesting active loading or unloading operations. The area is bordered by a road with a visible lane marking, and a metal barrier separates the road from the industrial area. The overall scene is organized and suggests a large-scale operation, possibly involving the storage or distribution of goods.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows a series of tweets from a user named "zarya-zaryanitsa" on a social media platform. The tweets are dated November 7 and 8, 2023.
The first tweet, dated November 7, 2023, describes a historical practice from the fifteenth century in Poland where individuals would pretend to be werewolves to scam villagers for free meat. They would attach wolf tails to their backsides, walk around the village howling, and occasionally bite a random cow to ensure villagers would donate meat to prevent them from "losing control" and attacking someone.
The second tweet, also dated November 7, 2023, is a response from another user named "creature-witch," expressing interest in learning more about the topic.
The third tweet, dated November 7, 2023, provides a source for the information, mentioning a book titled "Sarmata i demony: obraz demonologii ludowej w polskiej literaturze orzędromantycznej" by M. Łuczynski.
The fourth tweet, dated November 8, 2023, includes a summary of the information in Polish, mentioning that there is poetry cited that references this custom. The tweet also includes hashtags such as #its unfortunately in polish but to summarise, #theres some poetry cited that references this custom, #fascinating, and #awoo.
The tweets are presented in a black background with white text, and the user's profile picture is visible next to each tweet.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image displays two separate Twitter posts side by side, each enclosed in a colored box. The top post is framed in red and attributed to Kristen Hodges ([@]KHodgess). It reads: "If God made you a male, that's not a mistake. If God made you a female, that's not a mistake. Saying any different is insulting a perfect creator. Read your word." The bottom post is framed in blue and attributed to Dana Goldberg ([@]DGComedy). It reads: "God made you a brunette, yet you are now a blonde. God gave you bad vision, yet you fixed it with glasses. God gave you crooked teeth, yet you straightened them with braces. Trans people change the outside to match the inside just like you do. Sit down. Jesus said to." Both posts are presented against a black background, with the Twitter profile pictures and usernames visible above the text.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows a tweet from a user named "Bela Lugosi's Dad" with the handle "[@]dubsteppenwolf." The tweet is displayed on a dark background with white text. The tweet reads: "Something that's always funny to me in riot discourse is how you see the 'destroying their own community' line every time somebody f**ks up a Target or a Starbucks. Do you think Walmart is a community." The tweet is timestamped at 4:02 AM on 28 May 2020 and was posted using Twitter for Android. The user's profile picture is a colorful, rainbow-themed image of a cartoonish character with wings. ― The image shows a Twitter post by Melanie D'Arrigo ([@]DarrigoMelanie) with a black background. The post highlights the hourly salaries of CEOs from three fast-food chains: McDonald's, Burger King, and Domino's. It states that McDonald's CEO is paid $8,543.27 an hour, Burger King's CEO is paid $56,250 an hour, and Domino's CEO is paid $4,875 an hour. The post concludes with a statement about the upcoming minimum wage increase in California, noting that most fast-food workers will earn at least $20 an hour, which is the highest minimum wage across the U.S. The CBS News logo and handle ([@]CBSNews) are visible, along with a link to the news article. The post has garnered 62.5K views and was posted on March 30, 2024, at 4:20 PM.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
Meh. I don't object to a $20 minimum wage because it's "too high" compared with a handful of CEOs. I object because it's high enough to price plenty of people out of the job market, and I don't think it's good for them or for society for them to spend life on the dole or working on the black market.
But I keep forgetting; working for free or cheap to gain experience and other advantages is only a privilege for rich kids...I'm sorry, "interns". The poor can take a hike.
L'image montre deux tweets. Le premier tweet, de Charlie Kirk ([@]charliekirk11), affirme que "La leçon de New York City est que L'immigration illégale et légale peuvent détruire votre pays. Ce n'est pas seulement l'ouverture des frontières, c'est aussi nos politiques de migration légale suicidaires qui apportent plus d'un million de personnes par an : cartes vertes, migration en chaîne, réinstallation de réfugiés, bébés ancrés et escroqueries d'asile. Tout cela doit être arrêté." Le tweet de Charlie Kirk est accompagné d'une photo de lui en costume.
Le deuxième tweet, de Maxwell Alejandro Frost ([@]MaxwellFrostFL), dit : "Voilà. Pendant des années, ils ont vendu aux gens le mensonge selon lequel "nous n'avons aucun problème si vous venez par le bon chemin !" Mais nous avons toujours vu à travers ce mensonge. Ils sont racistes. C'est tout." Ce tweet est accompagné d'une photo de Maxwell Alejandro Frost.
Les deux tweets sont en anglais et expriment des opinions sur l'immigration, avec des critiques des politiques d'immigration actuelles.
Fourni par @altbot, généré localement et en privé en utilisant Ovis2-8B
The image shows a social media post by a user named Jess Piper, with the handle "[@]piperformissouri.bsky.social." The post is on a dark background with white text. The user's profile picture is a circular image of a person with blonde hair, wearing a denim jacket and sitting on grass. The post includes a verified badge icon, indicating the user's account is verified.
The text of the post reads: "Do they really think they can scare us with the word 'socialist' when they are literally sending out men in masks with no warrants and no badges to disappear people off American streets? I know what I'm scared of, and it's not a socialist." The post expresses concern about actions taken by authorities, suggesting they are more frightening than the concept of socialism.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows two tweets side by side. The first tweet is from a user named Turnbull, with the handle [@]cturnbull1968. The tweet reads: "Weird accusation considering the White House was bragging last week that they hadn’t briefed Democrats. But cool story." The second tweet is from Donald J. Trump, with the handle [@]realDonaldTrump. The tweet reads: "The Democrats are the ones who leaked the information on the PERFECT FLIGHT to the Nuclear Sites in Iran. They should be prosecuted!" Both tweets are presented in a white background with black text, and each tweet includes the user's profile picture and a verification checkmark. The first tweet's profile picture is a circular image of a person, while the second tweet's profile picture is a circular image with the American flag design.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image is a screenshot of a social media post by a user named "Dougie Fresh" posted 9 hours ago. The background of the post is black, and the text is white, making it stand out clearly. The post discusses the financial situation in the United States, particularly focusing on asset outflows and the purchase of U.S. corporate bonds. It mentions that nearly every asset class in the U.S. has experienced a net outflow since Liberation Day, with Treasury Bonds, Government Agency Bonds, and U.S. Equities seeing reduced investments from foreign sources. The only area that increased was the purchase of U.S. corporate bonds. The post suggests that this trend is curious, especially considering the global recession predictions for 2025 led by the United States. It references the Panama Papers, stating that about $11 trillion is held offshore by global corporations and wealthy individuals, with $4 trillion of that amount being from the United States. The post also cites a Substack article, noting that 73% of Fortune 500 companies operate subsidiaries in tax haven countries. The TIC data is mentioned, revealing a massive liquidity problem in the U.S., with investors fleeing from U.S. assets to foreign assets. The post concludes by describing the situation as a self-dealing Ponzi scheme that can only continue for so long.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows a building with a sign that reads "ANTIQUE TABLES MADE DAILY" in large white letters on a black background. Below the main sign, there is a phone number: "1-800-413-2459." The building has a yellowish-brown wooden exterior with a green roof and a covered porch. The porch has white lattice panels and green railings, with two barrels placed against the wall. The entrance features double doors with glass panels, flanked by two wall-mounted lights. A sign on the left side of the entrance reads "SHOW ROOM 1/4 MILE" with an arrow pointing to the right. The building is surrounded by a paved area, and trees are visible in the background. The sky appears to be overcast, suggesting it might be early morning or late afternoon.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows a tweet from a user named "yosemitesam61391" posted 21 hours ago. The tweet is directed at "[@]gavinnewsom" and is written in pink text on a black background. The tweet expresses concern about the legality of ICE agents, suggesting they may be bounty hunters. It proposes arresting one ICE agent and charging him with attempted kidnapping to determine his affiliation with ICE and authorization to operate. The tweet concludes with a statement, "Because this shit has got to stop." The user's profile picture is a small circular image of a man with short hair, wearing a blue shirt.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
This is kind of an old story. That phone has been a fire starter for quite a while and should have been recalled. But somebody went 'viral' so we get to hear about it again. A friend has one and treats it like family, but she never flies.
The image is a screenshot of a Twitter post by Aaron Rupar ([@]atrupar.com). The post features a conversation between Veasey and RFK Jr. about the 12 steps of recovery. Veasey asks RFK Jr. about step 4, which RFK Jr. responds to by saying "Making a fearless inventory of ourselves." Veasey then inquires about step 12, to which RFK Jr. replies, "We try to help other addicts." Veasey follows up by asking if cutting off treatment from people still suffering aligns with step 4 or step 12. The post includes a timestamp of June 24, 2025, at 12:15 PM, and a video thumbnail showing a man in a suit, identified as Mr. Veasey from Texas, speaking at a podium. The video is paused at 0:05.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
A Map of the Northern Magnetic Pole's Shift Over 400 Years: Earth's magnetic poles are undergoing dramatic change — and the pace of change is accelerating.
The North Magnetic Pole, the point where Earth's geomagnetic field is vertical, has been steadily shifting for centuries. A historical mapping of its movement from 1640 to 2020 reveals a gradual northwest trajectory in more recent centuries, primarily toward Siberia.
This shift has significantly accelerated in the past century, with the pole rapidly approaching Russia.
The movement is influenced by changes in the dynamics of Earth's molten iron core, which generates the planet's magnetic field. Unlike fixed geographical poles, the North Magnetic Pole's position fluctuates daily within an oval-shaped locus due to geomagnetic variations.
To create maps like these, scientists use historical data from magnetic measurements taken at various locations over centuries, including records from old compass readings, volcanic rock samples, and recent satellite observations.
Honestly I'd tag this, but I've got no idea what to tag it with, you can see this with politicians, corporations, pretty much everyone that's required to be transparent, but doesn't want to be.
The image shows a man in a military uniform standing in front of a wall adorned with various documents and an American flag. The uniform is brown with a light-colored shirt and a dark tie, featuring several colorful ribbons on the left side of the chest, indicating various awards or honors. The man has a serious expression and is speaking, as indicated by the subtitles at the bottom of the image that read, "This is a press conference! The last thing I want to do is answer questions!" The background includes a bulletin board with pinned papers and photographs, suggesting an office or briefing room setting. The lighting is warm, and the overall atmosphere appears formal and official.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
Ok, I'm sure other Fediverse #admin have gotten reports like this:
Yes, obviously we haven't been checking our reports regularly, with only 3 active users, and only one that's truly active, its easy to monitor this place, so reports aren't hugely important.
That said, gotta love this one, I mean expecting someone to be punished not for violating rules here, but maybe, possibly doing something bad somewhere on the internet. Umm, unless they break the rules here, we don't really have grounds to ban them, I mean sure, I can do anything I want, but it doesn't reflect well on me for banning people for no reason. Second and more important, is the lack of proof, its not like user names are unique, the ones I use elsewhere on the web, I know of multiple other users using the same or similar names (minor spelling variations, number substitutes, etc), even if I were inclined to ban someone for something they do somewhere else, I'd need proof of the behavior and proof that its them.
Seriously, if you're going to report a user, feel free, but don't bother us with unsubstantiated claims that have nothing to do with our instance, sadly we don't control the entire internet.
The image is a black and white photograph featuring two individuals, a woman on the left and a man on the right. The woman is wearing a dark-colored dress with a brooch and a necklace, and she has short, light-colored hair. The man is dressed in a suit with a tie. The background is dark, suggesting an indoor setting with other people present, though they are not clearly visible.
Below the photograph, there is a caption in quotation marks that reads: "Yes, he's an idiot with zero common sense, and no social skills, but he IS my son. I just hope he never gets into politics. He'd be a disaster." The caption is attributed to Mary Anne Trump.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows a Twitter conversation with three tweets. The first tweet, from the user "deal" with the handle "[@]dealbakerjones," suggests selling hurricane names to NOAA for profit, with a humorous example of a headline: "Hurricane CapitalOne decimates Gulf Coast." The second tweet, from "The Associated Press" with the handle "[@]AP," reports that Hurricane Erick has made landfall in western Oaxaca, Mexico. The third tweet, from the user "oxenboard" with the handle "[@]rightly_xboard," humorously proposes selling the right to not name hurricanes after companies as a form of ransom. The tweets are displayed against a dark background, with the user handles and profile pictures visible.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
So, I've been casually looking for a compact bookshelf stereo for my desk, something that could replace my computer speakers while at the same time giving me the option to listen to CDs or the radio, and yesterday I got this:
That's a big bigger than it looked in the pictures, or rather really deep. It is however great, and very much over kill. Why? Because it doesn't just do radio and CD, it also does DVDs, as in its a DVD player. No HDMI, but does have composite and I think S-video, so very nice piece, music and video in one small unit.
I might actually go back to the computer speakers, while this works fine, that'd allow me to hear things on the computer and play music at the same time, which is very appealing. Also since I've retired my engraver, I can replace my other computer with a small TV and watch DVDs at my desk if'n I want to.
Dunno if they still make units like this, but highly recommended, it's nice how it saves space while giving you so many options, imagine living in a tiny home or RV (caravan), all your media in one small box. I scored this one for just $20 on Marketplace, which seems about fair considering these were sold back around 2005, so really old.
The image shows a silver JVC audio system with a digital display and various buttons and knobs. The display is illuminated with a blue light, showing the number "101." The system includes a radio tuner, CD player, and DVD player, as indicated by the labels on the front panel. The device is placed on a desk, with a red flexible tripod and a colorful LED light display in the background. The desk also has a black object with the word "DOCTOR" visible, and a small figurine on top of the audio system. The overall setting appears to be a workspace or a home entertainment area.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows a screenshot of a Twitter post. The post is from a user named Amy Colleen, with the handle [@]sewistwrites. The post is a response to a statement about the Confederate flag, which reads: "My Confederate flag isn't about hate, it's about honoring my Southern heritage!" Amy Colleen's response is: "Nope. It's a hate symbol, hon. I honor my German heritage by eating sauerkraut and potato salad, not flying a swastika from the back of a butt-ugly pickup. Go eat some cornbread and shut up." The post is timestamped at 11:50 AM on 6/12/21, and it was made using the Twitter Web App. The background of the tweet is dark, and the text is white, making it stand out clearly.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
The image shows a person holding a yellow sign in an urban setting. The sign has a message written in black and red marker. The text reads: "DON'T BOW DOWN TO THE LYIN' KING." The word "LYIN'" is underlined in red. The sign also features a drawing of a lion's head with a patterned mane, resembling an Egyptian pharaoh's headdress. The person holding the sign is wearing a black jacket and is partially obscured by the sign. In the background, there is a large building with many windows, and other people can be seen, suggesting a public space. The person is also holding a black umbrella, indicating it might be raining.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
![The image shows a Twitter post by a user with the handle "[@]chloeeodell." The post is displayed on a black background with white text. The tweet reads: "Tax the churches. Let's stop pretending there is any kind of separation here. They want to influence law, they can pay taxes." The user's profile picture is a circular image of a person with purple hair.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/1427361592685f33794ed37963778517-0.jpeg "The image shows a Twitter post by a user with the handle \"[@]chloeeodell.\" The post is displayed on a black background with white text. The tweet reads: \"Tax the churches. Let's stop pretending there is any kind of separation here. They want to influence law, they can pay taxes.\" The user's profile picture is a circular image of a person with purple hair.")
![The image displays two separate Twitter posts side by side, each enclosed in a colored box. The top post is framed in red and attributed to Kristen Hodges ([@]KHodgess). It reads: "If God made you a male, that's not a mistake. If God made you a female, that's not a mistake. Saying any different is insulting a perfect creator. Read your word." The bottom post is framed in blue and attributed to Dana Goldberg ([@]DGComedy). It reads: "God made you a brunette, yet you are now a blonde. God gave you bad vision, yet you fixed it with glasses. God gave you crooked teeth, yet you straightened them with braces. Trans people change the outside to match the inside just like you do. Sit down. Jesus said to." Both posts are presented against a black background, with the Twitter profile pictures and usernames visible above the text.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/1381002951685dda3c0ac51430918775-1.jpeg "The image displays two separate Twitter posts side by side, each enclosed in a colored box. The top post is framed in red and attributed to Kristen Hodges ([@]KHodgess). It reads: \"If God made you a male, that's not a mistake. If God made you a female, that's not a mistake. Saying any different is insulting a perfect creator. Read your word.\" The bottom post is framed in blue and attributed to Dana Goldberg ([@]DGComedy). It reads: \"God made you a brunette, yet you are now a blonde. God gave you bad vision, yet you fixed it with glasses. God gave you crooked teeth, yet you straightened them with braces. Trans people change the outside to match the inside just like you do. Sit down. Jesus said to.\" Both posts are presented against a black background, with the Twitter profile pictures and usernames visible above the text.")
![The image shows a tweet from a user named "Bela Lugosi's Dad" with the handle "[@]dubsteppenwolf." The tweet is displayed on a dark background with white text. The tweet reads: "Something that's always funny to me in riot discourse is how you see the 'destroying their own community' line every time somebody f**ks up a Target or a Starbucks. Do you think Walmart is a community." The tweet is timestamped at 4:02 AM on 28 May 2020 and was posted using Twitter for Android. The user's profile picture is a colorful, rainbow-themed image of a cartoonish character with wings.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/1050724992685dd7b29b4e9972963755-0.jpeg "The image shows a tweet from a user named \"Bela Lugosi's Dad\" with the handle \"[@]dubsteppenwolf.\" The tweet is displayed on a dark background with white text. The tweet reads: \"Something that's always funny to me in riot discourse is how you see the 'destroying their own community' line every time somebody f**ks up a Target or a Starbucks. Do you think Walmart is a community.\" The tweet is timestamped at 4:02 AM on 28 May 2020 and was posted using Twitter for Android. The user's profile picture is a colorful, rainbow-themed image of a cartoonish character with wings.")
![The image shows a Twitter post by Melanie D'Arrigo ([@]DarrigoMelanie) with a black background. The post highlights the hourly salaries of CEOs from three fast-food chains: McDonald's, Burger King, and Domino's. It states that McDonald's CEO is paid $8,543.27 an hour, Burger King's CEO is paid $56,250 an hour, and Domino's CEO is paid $4,875 an hour. The post concludes with a statement about the upcoming minimum wage increase in California, noting that most fast-food workers will earn at least $20 an hour, which is the highest minimum wage across the U.S. The CBS News logo and handle ([@]CBSNews) are visible, along with a link to the news article. The post has garnered 62.5K views and was posted on March 30, 2024, at 4:20 PM.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/1366429512685dd7a7dfdd1080252470-1.jpeg "The image shows a Twitter post by Melanie D'Arrigo ([@]DarrigoMelanie) with a black background. The post highlights the hourly salaries of CEOs from three fast-food chains: McDonald's, Burger King, and Domino's. It states that McDonald's CEO is paid $8,543.27 an hour, Burger King's CEO is paid $56,250 an hour, and Domino's CEO is paid $4,875 an hour. The post concludes with a statement about the upcoming minimum wage increase in California, noting that most fast-food workers will earn at least $20 an hour, which is the highest minimum wage across the U.S. The CBS News logo and handle ([@]CBSNews) are visible, along with a link to the news article. The post has garnered 62.5K views and was posted on March 30, 2024, at 4:20 PM.")
![The image shows a social media post by a user named Jess Piper, with the handle "[@]piperformissouri.bsky.social." The post is on a dark background with white text. The user's profile picture is a circular image of a person with blonde hair, wearing a denim jacket and sitting on grass.</p><p>The text of the post reads: "Do they really think they can scare us with the word 'socialist' when they are literally sending out men in masks with no warrants and no badges to disappear people off American streets? I know what I'm scared of, and it's not a socialist." The post expresses concern about actions taken by authorities, suggesting they are more frightening than the concept of socialism.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/1633518999685dd0318f9b5594776175-0.jpeg "The image shows a social media post by a user named Jess Piper, with the handle \"[@]piperformissouri.bsky.social.\" The post is on a dark background with white text. The user's profile picture is a circular image of a person with blonde hair, wearing a denim jacket and sitting on grass.</p><p>The text of the post reads: \"Do they really think they can scare us with the word 'socialist' when they are literally sending out men in masks with no warrants and no badges to disappear people off American streets? I know what I'm scared of, and it's not a socialist.\" The post expresses concern about actions taken by authorities, suggesting they are more frightening than the concept of socialism.")
![The image shows two tweets side by side. The first tweet is from a user named Turnbull, with the handle [@]cturnbull1968. The tweet reads: "Weird accusation considering the White House was bragging last week that they hadn’t briefed Democrats. But cool story." The second tweet is from Donald J. Trump, with the handle [@]realDonaldTrump. The tweet reads: "The Democrats are the ones who leaked the information on the PERFECT FLIGHT to the Nuclear Sites in Iran. They should be prosecuted!" Both tweets are presented in a white background with black text, and each tweet includes the user's profile picture and a verification checkmark. The first tweet's profile picture is a circular image of a person, while the second tweet's profile picture is a circular image with the American flag design.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/6386000761685dc84cb24b2942556241-0.jpeg "The image shows two tweets side by side. The first tweet is from a user named Turnbull, with the handle [@]cturnbull1968. The tweet reads: \"Weird accusation considering the White House was bragging last week that they hadn’t briefed Democrats. But cool story.\" The second tweet is from Donald J. Trump, with the handle [@]realDonaldTrump. The tweet reads: \"The Democrats are the ones who leaked the information on the PERFECT FLIGHT to the Nuclear Sites in Iran. They should be prosecuted!\" Both tweets are presented in a white background with black text, and each tweet includes the user's profile picture and a verification checkmark. The first tweet's profile picture is a circular image of a person, while the second tweet's profile picture is a circular image with the American flag design.")
![The image shows a tweet from a user named "yosemitesam61391". The tweet is directed at "[@]gavinnewsom" and is written in pink text on a black background. The tweet expresses concern about the legality of ICE agents, suggesting they may be bounty hunters. It proposes arresting one ICE agent and charging him with attempted kidnapping to determine his affiliation with ICE and authorization to operate. The tweet concludes with a statement, "Because this shit has got to stop." The user's profile picture is a small circular image of a man with short hair, wearing a blue shirt.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/3419467516685c88dac8aad161103341-0.jpeg "The image shows a tweet from a user named \"yosemitesam61391\". The tweet is directed at \"[@]gavinnewsom\" and is written in pink text on a black background. The tweet expresses concern about the legality of ICE agents, suggesting they may be bounty hunters. It proposes arresting one ICE agent and charging him with attempted kidnapping to determine his affiliation with ICE and authorization to operate. The tweet concludes with a statement, \"Because this shit has got to stop.\" The user's profile picture is a small circular image of a man with short hair, wearing a blue shirt.")
![The image is a screenshot of a Twitter post by Aaron Rupar ([@]atrupar.com). The post features a conversation between Veasey and RFK Jr. about the 12 steps of recovery. Veasey asks RFK Jr. about step 4, which RFK Jr. responds to by saying "Making a fearless inventory of ourselves." Veasey then inquires about step 12, to which RFK Jr. replies, "We try to help other addicts." Veasey follows up by asking if cutting off treatment from people still suffering aligns with step 4 or step 12. The post includes a timestamp of June 24, 2025, at 12:15 PM, and a video thumbnail showing a man in a suit, identified as Mr. Veasey from Texas, speaking at a podium.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/1632166466685bf359ae721684077974-1.jpeg "The image is a screenshot of a Twitter post by Aaron Rupar ([@]atrupar.com). The post features a conversation between Veasey and RFK Jr. about the 12 steps of recovery. Veasey asks RFK Jr. about step 4, which RFK Jr. responds to by saying \"Making a fearless inventory of ourselves.\" Veasey then inquires about step 12, to which RFK Jr. replies, \"We try to help other addicts.\" Veasey follows up by asking if cutting off treatment from people still suffering aligns with step 4 or step 12. The post includes a timestamp of June 24, 2025, at 12:15 PM, and a video thumbnail showing a man in a suit, identified as Mr. Veasey from Texas, speaking at a podium.")
![The image shows a Twitter conversation with three tweets. The first tweet, from the user "deal" with the handle "[@]dealbakerjones," suggests selling hurricane names to NOAA for profit, with a humorous example of a headline: "Hurricane CapitalOne decimates Gulf Coast." The second tweet, from "The Associated Press" with the handle "[@]AP," reports that Hurricane Erick has made landfall in western Oaxaca, Mexico. The third tweet, from the user "oxenboard" with the handle "[@]rightly_xboard," humorously proposes selling the right to not name hurricanes after companies as a form of ransom. The tweets are displayed against a dark background, with the user handles and profile pictures visible.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/14058955086859d32a2df4a773414511-0.jpeg "The image shows a Twitter conversation with three tweets. The first tweet, from the user \"deal\" with the handle \"[@]dealbakerjones,\" suggests selling hurricane names to NOAA for profit, with a humorous example of a headline: \"Hurricane CapitalOne decimates Gulf Coast.\" The second tweet, from \"The Associated Press\" with the handle \"[@]AP,\" reports that Hurricane Erick has made landfall in western Oaxaca, Mexico. The third tweet, from the user \"oxenboard\" with the handle \"[@]rightly_xboard,\" humorously proposes selling the right to not name hurricanes after companies as a form of ransom. The tweets are displayed against a dark background, with the user handles and profile pictures visible.")
The image shows a silver JVC audio system with a digital display and various buttons and knobs. The display is illuminated with a blue light, showing the number "101." The system includes a radio tuner, CD player, and DVD player, as indicated by the labels on the front panel. The device is placed on a desk, with a red flexible tripod and a colorful LED light display in the background. The desk also has a small figurine on top of the audio system. The overall setting appears to be a workspace or a home entertainment area.
![The image shows a screenshot of a Twitter post from a user named Amy Colleen, with the handle [@]sewistwrites. The post is a response to a statement about the Confederate flag, which reads: "My Confederate flag isn't about hate, it's about honoring my Southern heritage!" Amy Colleen's response is: "Nope. It's a hate symbol, hon. I honor my German heritage by eating sauerkraut and potato salad, not flying a swastika from the back of a butt-ugly pickup. Go eat some cornbread and shut up." The background of the tweet is dark, and the text is white, making it stand out clearly.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/204030553368599ff80d9e5180126060-1.jpeg "The image shows a screenshot of a Twitter post from a user named Amy Colleen, with the handle [@]sewistwrites. The post is a response to a statement about the Confederate flag, which reads: \"My Confederate flag isn't about hate, it's about honoring my Southern heritage!\" Amy Colleen's response is: \"Nope. It's a hate symbol, hon. I honor my German heritage by eating sauerkraut and potato salad, not flying a swastika from the back of a butt-ugly pickup. Go eat some cornbread and shut up.\" The background of the tweet is dark, and the text is white, making it stand out clearly.")
Altbot
in reply to 🌴 Seph 💭 👾 • • •The image shows a Twitter post by a user with the handle "[@]chloeeodell." The post is displayed on a black background with white text. The tweet reads: "Tax the churches. Let's stop pretending there is any kind of separation here. They want to influence law, they can pay taxes." The post was made at 11:48 AM on June 25, 2022, using Twitter for iPhone. The tweet has garnered significant engagement, with 47.1K retweets, 1,034 quote tweets, and 221K likes. The user's profile picture is a circular image of a person with purple hair.
Provided by @altbot, generated privately and locally using Ovis2-8B
🌱 Energy used: 0.156 Wh