The image features a black background with white and green text. The text reads: "I live in a world where I can be jailed for feeding the homeless, growing the wrong plant, asking questions that challenge the status quo, collecting drinking water, recording public servants. Something is seriously wrong with this situation." The word "jailed" is highlighted in green, as is the phrase "seriously wrong." In the bottom right corner, there is a white silhouette of a person with their hand covering their face, suggesting distress or contemplation. At the bottom of the image, the logo "GE collective EVOLUTION" is visible. The overall design is simple, with a focus on the text and the silhouette.
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The image features a quote overlaid on a blurred background with a mix of red, blue, and purple hues, resembling bokeh lights. The quote reads: "All the king's horses and all the king's men can't hide who Dumpty humped with his friend." The text is in white, bold font, centered in the image, with the attribution to Stephen Colbert at the bottom. The background has a soft focus, with no distinct shapes or objects, creating a dreamy effect. The overall composition is simple, with the text being the focal point against the colorful backdrop.
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The image features a group of people and Muppet characters, including Big Bird, Ernie, and Bert, sitting on steps in front of a building. The group includes both adults and children, with a mix of black and white individuals. The setting appears to be from the 1970s, as indicated by the clothing styles. The text overlay reads: "In 1970, Mississippi banned Sesame Street for showing black and white kids playing together. If you're wondering why Republicans have always hated PBS, it's the usual reason." The image is a meme that uses the visual of the Sesame Street cast to highlight a historical event related to racial integration in media.
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Hey everyone, Iβm #newhere. Iβm interested in #bloomscrolling, #humor, and #raspi. Well that is not exactly true. I'm new here, but the pod I've been on is currently malfunctioning.
The image features a man in a dark suit with his hands clasped together, set against a dark background with a red border. The text at the top reads: "Kareem Abdul-Jabbar sold his 4 championship rings, 3 MVP Trophies and other memorabilia for 2.8 million dollars with the proceeds going to a youth education program." Below this, it states: "The hall of famer said, 'when it comes to choosing between storing a championship ring or trophy in a room, or providing kids with an opportunity to change their lives, the choice is pretty simple: Sell it all.'" The bottom of the image prominently displays the amount "$2.8M" in large green text. The watermark "imgflip.com" is visible in the bottom left corner.
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Next week, on 22 and 23 July 2025, the High Court of Justice in London will hear the Wikimedia Foundation's legal challenge to the Categorisation Regulations of the United Kingdom (UK)'s Online Safety Act (OSA).
Is there any way to set up my timeline so it only shows posts and boosts from people I follow? Right now my timeline is becoming rather unmanageable as its also showing everything they like or comment on.
Under "Settings" / "Social Networks" / "General Social Media Settings" / "Followed Content Scope", there are several options. But it seems "only conversations my follows started" excludes both boost and comments. There doesn't seem to be an option to include boosts but exclude comments.
@anubis2814 I think I have it, settingsβ>social networksβ>General Social Media Settings
The first drop down, Followed content scope, set that to 'only conversations my follows started', that seems to give you only original posts and boosts
@Friendica Support I used to set up different friend circles, and I think Friendica has a setting to have a default circles to add new people. That way you can select that circle in the list of options on the top left of the Network tab. Nice thing is that these circles and groups can be filtered on apps as well.
I believe you can set friends to be in different circles in the Contacts tab, but might be quite a one-time endeavor if you have a lot of contacts.
@JB Carroll Yep, I've done that, but the problem still remains that all that'll do is break my timeline up into smaller pieces, we'll still be getting replies from posts we're not interested in.
Montreal fined a local church $2.5K for hosting U.S. Christian singer Sean Feucht, whose MAGA ties sparked protests and permit cancellations across Canada.
The image is a meme with a white background and text in various colors. At the top, the text reads, "I donβt care if theyβre red or blue, Donβt care what they say or do." Below this, there are two cartoon characters, one red and one blue, standing side by side. The text continues, "Men or women, short or tall, Bigfoot, aliens jail them all!" Below this, there is a brown Bigfoot and a green alien. The text reads, "If theyβre on that Epstein list, They broke the law, they wonβt be missed." The next line states, "So lock them up, no VIPs, No secret deals, no pardonees, Fuck their power, fuck their fame, Wrong is wrong, theyβre still to blame." At the bottom, there is a cartoon character in a jail cell, and the text reads, "So I donβt care who they may be, No one should get immunity." The text is in a casual, conversational font, and the colors used are green, red, blue, and black.
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The image depicts a cartoon scene with two men and a slingshot. The man on the left, wearing a green plaid shirt and yellow pants, stands with his hands on his hips, looking at the other man. The man on the right, who is bald and wearing a light blue shirt and blue pants, is holding a large gray filing cabinet and aiming it at a wooden slingshot. The slingshot is made of two wooden posts connected by a red elastic band, and it is positioned to launch the cabinet into the air. Papers are flying out of the cabinet and scattered around the scene. The sky is blue with some clouds, and the ground is green. A speech bubble above the man in the green shirt reads, "YOU'RE PRETTY NEW TO CLOUD STORAGE, AREN'T YOU?"
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The image features a black background with white text centered in the middle. The text reads: "Trump just said Bill Clinton went to the Island 28 times. How would he know that if thereβs no list?" The font is bold and sans-serif, making it easy to read. The text is arranged in four lines, with the first line being the longest and the last line being the shortest. The overall layout is simple and straightforward, with no additional images or graphics present.
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The image features a black background with white text centered in the middle. The text is a quote that reads: "Ironically, the people telling Americans that if they donβt like their government they should leave, are the same people telling asylum seekers that if they donβt like their government they should stay and fix it." The quote is attributed to Michael Hall, with the handle [@]mhall119 at the bottom. The text is in a bold, sans-serif font, making it easy to read against the black background. The overall design is simple and direct, focusing solely on the message conveyed by the text.
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The image features a solid red background with white text centered in the middle. The text is in a bold, sans-serif font and reads: "I'm not perfect, but at least I can wake up every day knowing I didn't vote for concentration camps and millions being stripped of health insurance and food assistance." The text is arranged in a block format, with each line of text aligned to the left, creating a clear and readable message. The overall design is simple and direct, emphasizing the message through the use of contrasting colors and a straightforward layout.
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The image is a two-panel political cartoon. In the first panel, a man labeled "THE RICH" is seated at a table with a plate in front of him, smiling widely. A large elephant, dressed as a waiter, is holding a plate with a piggy bank labeled "TAX CUTS" on it. The second panel shows a family labeled "WORKING CLASS" at the same table, with a shocked expression on their faces. The elephant waiter is now holding a plate with a yellow bird labeled "PBS" on it. The family is screaming "AAAAAAHHH!" The cartoon uses visual metaphors to comment on tax cuts and their impact on different social classes.
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![The image features a black background with white text centered in the middle. The text is a quote that reads: "Ironically, the people telling Americans that if they donβt like their government they should leave, are the same people telling asylum seekers that if they donβt like their government they should stay and fix it." The quote is attributed to Michael Hall, with the handle [@]mhall119 at the bottom. The text is in a bold, sans-serif font, making it easy to read against the black background. The overall design is simple and direct, focusing solely on the message conveyed by the text.](https://blog.taursnd.haus/photo/6324723646688627ee20419866002295-0.jpeg "The image features a black background with white text centered in the middle. The text is a quote that reads: \"Ironically, the people telling Americans that if they donβt like their government they should leave, are the same people telling asylum seekers that if they donβt like their government they should stay and fix it.\" The quote is attributed to Michael Hall, with the handle [@]mhall119 at the bottom. The text is in a bold, sans-serif font, making it easy to read against the black background. The overall design is simple and direct, focusing solely on the message conveyed by the text.")
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