Pete Hughes
@cyclemuze.bsky.social
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Luddite techie. The serenity of long distance cycling, pubs, folk fiddle
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Hello Blue Sky, glad to be here in the hope of a healthier place. I have nothing more to add now except - here's a nice slice of Bristol UK life, our Balloon Fiesta... from yesterday
over 1 year ago
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Kyoto rail museum, very nice to visit once you have visited every shrine in the city 😀
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The crown turd on the layer cake of 1990 unflushables.
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3 months ago
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Arghh, 1990, get your coat and leave.
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Ian Dunt
8 months ago
I've never seen a nation torch its reputation the way Musk and Trump are torching that of the US. Every day they find a way to make a new segment of the world population detest them. Makes Brexit look like a PR triumph.
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Mike Galsworthy
9 months ago
Please make sure you are following
@quietriotpod.bsky.social
It’s a superb podcast. Many thanks. Now please repost this post and continue with your scrolling.
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Peter Stefanovic
10 months ago
The Daily Mirror brands Donald Trump "shameful" after the president blamed diversity hiring for the deadly air collision in Washington DC on Wednesday
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Tom Pepinsky
10 months ago
Today, I wrote about the Founders, about their faith, and about the history of the Episcopal Church in the USA. I posted it on Vichy Facebook, and it was immediately removed as spam. There is no free speech on any platform owned by an oligarch.
tompepinsky.com/2025/01/22/w...
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Colin Camerer
11 months ago
Great data journalism: people report “best times” is when they were 10-15 yo
www.washingtonpost.com/business/202...
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Jonathan Freedland
12 months ago
Hi there - a first post on this platform. Do please repost this message just in case anyone should want to find me here -- thank you...
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Marie Le Conte
about 1 year ago
lol I used to quite religiously direct people towards the Waterstones website to buy my books because I was hoping to avoid Amazon at all costs, going to have to find another option now, fuck's sake
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Joel Cunningham
about 1 year ago
This is a great interview but this answer just made me miss the ‘90s so bad
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Sarah Goodyear
about 1 year ago
Amazing what a bike ride does for your mood. It just never fails. The most reliable source of joy I know.
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sunyi
about 1 year ago
This book placement at Heathrow airport
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Louise, Prof/Dr
about 1 year ago
National Trust members, you have till midnight on 25 October to vote. Best thing is to use the quick vote to be sure we keep the Tufton St Restore Trust lot out. I appreciate some people would prefer to choose for themselves, but beware fragmenting the vote and letting in a Restore Trust candidate.
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Alex von Tunzelmann
about 1 year ago
Terrific piece here by
@willdunn.bsky.social
on the new book about Musk’s takeover of Twitter. In awe of the last paragraph especially. A merciless shanking
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Stephen Frost
about 1 year ago
This blog from Lee Waters MS, former transport secretary in the Welsh government, should be required reading for Labour’s new team at the Department for Transport. Vision is important but nothing changes in transport unless you rewire how decisions are made
amanwy.blogspot.com/2024/08/dont...
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Neil but crunchy like fallen leaves
about 1 year ago
This should win a Pulitzer
defector.com/neither-elon...
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Neither Elon Musk Nor Anybody Else Will Ever Colonize Mars | Defector
Mars does not have a magnetosphere. Any discussion of humans ever settling the red planet can stop right there, but of course it never does. Do you have a low-cost plan for, uh, creating a gigantic ac...
https://defector.com/neither-elon-musk-nor-anybody-else-will-ever-colonize-mars?giftLink=9546e05ce56577db0e6e9cf6f3bf9955
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Bamburgh Castle from a (rather cold) sea near the Farne Islands. Definitely the end of summer...
about 1 year ago
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David Henig
about 1 year ago
Yes a thousand times over to "Part of how the UK will shift towards being a country with a closer relationship is 1000 small domestic shifts." And more than "part" because of the importance of facts on the ground. Though (a) is probably but not definitely right. Negotiations matter.
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Katie Mack
about 1 year ago
This column makes some great points: “Our beliefs aren’t just a barometer of what we think is true. They’re also bound up with what we value; our attitude to how thinking itself should work. What do you trust? What kinds of error will you risk? When will you count something as true?”
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More timeline luxury, from our neck of the woods this weekend!
about 1 year ago
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Hello Blue Sky, glad to be here in the hope of a healthier place. I have nothing more to add now except - here's a nice slice of Bristol UK life, our Balloon Fiesta... from yesterday
over 1 year ago
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