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  1. 📰 Today's top stories, personally curated for you by Zorz Studios: zorz.it/newspaper

    - This #CameraBattery doubles as a #SecretTracker;
    - #Facebook launches #VerifiedBadge to confirm real #profiles and connections;
    - A chic Chicago #WeddingWeekend woven together of pink and red;
    - #Workwear perfected: the Iron and Resin #FencelineShirtJacket;
    - What did #AncientRome look like: a #3DVirtualTour of the city during the second century AD, and more

    #ZoracleDaily #newspaper

  2. *Bluesky users with their savvvyy profiles until memes and NSFW content-*

    #Bluesky #Profiles #Memes #NSFW

  3. "His first day on the team, his commander gestured to the American with a vest full of grenades and said, 'Stick with Giggles.'" Laura Beil for Texas Monthly texasmonthly.com/news-politics #profiles #ukraine #russia #conflict #war #invasion #longreads

  4. Keep socials separated 😵

    I love the FediVerse, and I have so many accounts on it. Mastodon, Pixelfed, PeerTube, Loops... But, I have three separate Mastodon accounts, instead of just one... It all seemed so logical, have different accounts for different types of toots. My journey account for the daily things. A fitness account for the health things. And a gaming account for well, the gaming things. Sometimes I just want to have one account and share everything from there. But my OCD brain struggles with it. What if people don't want to see the fitness stuff? What if they don't like the journal toots? Maybe they only want the gaming toots? 🤔 I know I am making this harder on myself than it should be. I guess people will just say that I need to share what I want to share, as it's my account, so my choice... And that seems so obvious, but also, so confusing... 😵‍💫 […]

    cynnisblog.wordpress.com/2026/

  5. "After shuffling, I dealt four hands, arranged as the points of a square. I chose a hand for myself and selected one for him. My cards added up to nothing—king-high nothing. 'Is that fair?' Jay said, picking up his cards, waiting a beat, and returning them to the table, one by one—the coup de grâce. 'I. Don’t. Think. So.' One, two, three, four aces." —Mark Singer for The New Yorker newyorker.com/magazine/1993/04 #magic #magicians #sleighofhand #profiles #legends #longreads

  6. "To win meant doing something his father had never done. Something that could free Jarrod from that shadow. To lose? Unthinkable." —Tim Struby for Victory Journal victoryjournal.substack.com/p/ #boxing #crime #violence #profiles #reporting #longreads