Robert Winter 
@robert@social.winter.ink
Philosopher and historian. Doctoral candidate at Macquarie Business School researching Edmund Burke. Boosts/follows do not imply endorsement.
Fabulous map from August 2013 showing where #lions thrive in Serengeti National Park.
‘High-quality habitat is crucial to a lion pride; midsize prides generally control the best real estate and do better at holding on to their prime territories.’
Ahh, the best of British: awkward TV presenters… ‘so many knobs in one cockpit.’ 😂
Those familiar with their military ordnance will recognise the German, Russian and American variants.
Those familiar with #Lego will recognise the Danish version.
When you receive a commission asking: 'Please could you paint a Friday night at pub kicking out time, with all the fights, kebabs, and throwing up in gutters, but in the style of the Bayeux Tapestry?'
A fine example of what I can only describe as avant-Romanesque by Jim'll Paint It.
A marvelous exemplar of political posters.
Waugh stood in the 1979 election as the 'Dog Lover's Party' candidate. Classic British political trolling...
When the historical society goes for a no expense spared reenactment…
I learn today that a Tyrannosaurus is chronologically closer to an iPhone than it is to a Stegosaurus.
After several days of torrential rain, it is a refreshing change to see a glorious sunset.
I spun up a Pleroma instance to take a look at the platform. Some things I like, but one thing which is odd. The instance only seems to be able to see posts, followers etc. from servers since I setup the my instance.
Yet on my Mastodon instance, I can click through the historic posts of a user. Making it easier to connect.
Anyone know if this is one of the key differences between Mastodon and Pleroma or if it is a configuration issue?
First screen shot is from Mastodon, second from Pleroma.
Fabulous observation by the dean of counterculture comedians.
Philosopher and historian. Doctoral candidate at Macquarie Business School researching Edmund Burke. Boosts/follows do not imply endorsement.
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