Nini ๐Ÿ‰

Nini ๐Ÿ‰

@ninichan.space

ENFP | ๐Ÿ“Nomad ๐ŸŒŽ๐Ÿ’ป | Now based in Okinawa ๐Ÿฅฅ๐ŸŒด

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Exploring #Tokyo on a day bus trip is one of my absolute favorite activities! It's such an affordable adventure at just ยฅ500, and the best part? I get to capture stunning #streetphotography throughout the journey ๐Ÿคณ๐Ÿ“ธ #Fujifilm #XT50

Tolong ini pas Wowo turun jabatan, passport dia langsung di bakar, belajar dari Brasil. Jangan biar kabur lagi kayak kasus ke Jordan ya. Kalo gak passport, langsung orangnya juga gpp.

Mike Elk@mikeelk.bsky.social

Flรกvio Bolsonaro had his passport confiscated by the Brazilian fed police as his brother Eduardo told him to flee to the US. He is tied to paramilitary gangs, is being investigated & lost his legislative immunity when he left the Senate to run for president. paydayreport.com/brazilian-fe...

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I think we underestimate the appeal of antigambling politics because every problem gambler is surrounded by 3-10 people who are absolutely sick of their shit.

David Brauer@dbrauer.net

Lula won in part by banning online gambling

Typhoon udah selesai. Hari ini udah mulai panas. Besok pasti panas banget. Jadi besok aja sepedaan, hari ini aing mau bociiiiiii...

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Meta took down the No Kings instagram; TikTok banned the Musk documentary account for supposedly violating its political posting policies. A reminder that platforms are owned by the wealthiest of people, control the means of media distribution, & put their thumbs on the democracy scale as they wish

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New: The Israeli firm Discover-Tech has secretly been using online ads as a vector for a mass cyberespionage campaign, potentially touching hundreds of millions people. In case you needed an excuse for an ad blocker. Research by @citizenlab.ca & Confiant: www.reuters.com/legal/litiga...

reuters.comIsraeli firm used online ads to run vast spy operation, researchers sayDiscover-Tech used a sprawling network of online ads to โ€‹track targets and help hack their devices.

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No joke. I think this is the most important video I have ever seen about mobile games. This guy breaks down how this game psychologically profiles you, and makes the game harder or easier in order to show you ads

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New this morning: @citizenlab.ca has identified an Israeli ad tech company โ€” one that's placed ads on NBC News โ€” that ran a secret side platform to let spyware companies plant malicious code to hack people browsing those sites. 45 Al Jazeera employees and journalists were infected!

nbcnews.comIsraeli ad company helped a spyware firm target Al Jazeera through online ads, researchers sayResearchers say Discover-Tech used online ads to deliver zero-click spyware, the first public evidence of the technique, with its ads reaching nearly 200,000 websites and apps.

Barusan pulang bersepeda ria sore-sore pake nyasar dikit. 10km. Gak tau ini ukurannya jauh apa gak. Tapi karena pake cushion ini pantat gue terselamatkan. Gak perih dibandingin waktu diawal belum pake. Gue bilang sih lu pada Jastip ama gue ya. Sampe Desember di CGK ๐Ÿ˜‚ Jastip gue di IG @ninichantip

Life after bicycleโ€”mana nih anak sepeda Bluesky. I am joining you all ๐Ÿšฒ

Nini ๐Ÿ‰@ninichan.space

Panjang banget pencarian, akhirnya sampai. Sepeda jaman now ringan banget. Bingung gue klo tetiba typhoon datang ikut terbang kayaknya ini ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜‚

Panjang banget pencarian, akhirnya sampai. Sepeda jaman now ringan banget. Bingung gue klo tetiba typhoon datang ikut terbang kayaknya ini ๐Ÿ˜…๐Ÿ˜‚

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Hilal sudah terlihat ๐Ÿšฒ

We live in a time when โ€œmaking itโ€ increasingly has a very tangible definition, like having a new car, a dream house, or a higher salary. Well, none of these things is inherently wrong. In the end, wanting financial security, a beautiful home, a comfortable life, or professional success is ok.

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I think success isn't only about how much you've accumulated. Maybe it's also about how little you have to prove. Maybe it's about having enough money, but also enough time. It's having ambition, but also knowing when to stop, or having beautiful things, but not needing them to validate you.

Success may be about being proud of what you've built, without constantly needing other people to see it. Maybe the ultimate version of success is much quieter than what we're being sold so far; and maybe that's something worth remembering in a culture that keeps telling us we need more.

We live in a time when โ€œmaking itโ€ increasingly has a very tangible definition, like having a new car, a dream house, or a higher salary. Well, none of these things is inherently wrong. In the end, wanting financial security, a beautiful home, a comfortable life, or professional success is ok.

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What if being successful means having work that doesn't consume your entire identity? Having a mind that isn't constantly racing. Having the freedom to say no. Having time to daydream? These things don't necessarily look impressive. But they might be some of the greatest forms of wealth.

And again, I don't think the answer is to reject material success. The problem is when we start believing that having these things is proof that we're worthy and happy. Cuz if we're not careful, we can spend years building a life that looks incredible from the outside but empty on the inside.

We live in a time when โ€œmaking itโ€ increasingly has a very tangible definition, like having a new car, a dream house, or a higher salary. Well, none of these things is inherently wrong. In the end, wanting financial security, a beautiful home, a comfortable life, or professional success is ok.

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Someone posts their perfect morning routine. We see the coffee, the Pilates & the journal. We don't see what their mind feels like when the camera is off. Or when they post a luxury vacation. We see the hotel, the restaurant, the shopping. We don't see the rest of their life.

Yet slowly, we make it a scoreboard without us realising it. But what if we're measuring the wrong things? What if success also means having enough time in your day to breathe? Having meaningful friendships. Being able to spend an afternoon doing absolutely nothing without feeling guilty.

We live in a time when โ€œmaking itโ€ increasingly has a very tangible definition, like having a new car, a dream house, or a higher salary. Well, none of these things is inherently wrong. In the end, wanting financial security, a beautiful home, a comfortable life, or professional success is ok.

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You can show your new car, house, holiday. You can show your salary indirectly through the lifestyle you display. But you can't really show peace of mind or a rested state of you. You can't easily show that you have a healthy relationship with yourself or a photo of people who genuinely love you.

Cuz the most valuable things in life are often the least visible. And that's what makes this whole thing strange. We compare our entire, ordinary lives to other people's most "carefully selected evidence of success". So when posts their new house. We see the house. We don't see the mortgage.

We live in a time when โ€œmaking itโ€ increasingly has a very tangible definition, like having a new car, a dream house, or a higher salary. Well, none of these things is inherently wrong. In the end, wanting financial security, a beautiful home, a comfortable life, or professional success is ok.

But somewhere along the way, I think we started confusing the things that make a life look successful with the things that actually make a life feel successful. And obviously, social media has accelerated this. Cuz the the things that are easiest to show are the ones we have started valuing most.

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Update: We have applied a fix and are monitoring the results. Note that timestamps on posts may appear odd for some users. We have taken our Discover feed down for required maintenance in the meantime, and will bring it back up soon. status.bsky.app

10 days since I'm moving from Tokyo to Okinawa. Not for a single day am I missing Tokyo; no idea why. Life here is so chill and relaxing; I can finally have a nap for the longest time. Not that I never had one, but here I can reaaally have that one nap that feels like I'm on holiday.

Mamdani should launch a โ€œHow to be a smart-ass politician who delivers promisesโ€ program. Iโ€™d say Indonesian president should be the first to join! Heโ€™s a boomer lives in the past. Teach him something!

If it looks like an Amazon delivery and drives like an Amazon delivery, then it's an Amazon delivery, right? Not according to Amazon. Big companies like Amazon have built a vast network of subcontractors who deliver their packages while shielding them from accountability.

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On the anniversary of the dropping of the Fat Man bomb Nagasaki, a restored hand-tinted photo of the Nakashima River, taken towards the end of the Meiji period. The bridge is the Yorozubashi. ๐Ÿ“ธunknown. And also a modern view using Google Street.

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FYI: next weekโ€™s release will be the last version to support iOS 15. please update accordingly

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Update: group chats can now host up to 100 members.

Bluesky@bsky.app

What's up, chat! Group chats are rolling out today in the new v1.124 update. This is our first feature built for communities, and there's more to come.

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A Japanese woman says her company's HR department called her in because "you're the only person who takes menstrual leave every single month." "I told them if you want me camped out on a mat by the toilet due to my violent diarrhea then fine, & they shut up."

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A pervasive myth says the Japanese language lacks swear words. But beyond mere rudeness lies a level of words called kotobagari: words too taboo for publication or broadcast, most of them tied to the marginalized of Japanese society.

unseen-japan.comKotobagari: The Banned Words of the Japanese Language - Unseen JapanIt's often said that there are no swear words in Japanese. But while profanities may be rare, taboos - and banned words - abound.

Just starting this today. It's the same story but by a different author, and I have to say, I prefer Judith Cook's way of storytelling right from the start. I have never been to Ireland, but reading about part of their history has really tempted me to finally make a go of it.

Nini ๐Ÿ‰@ninichan.space

A lovely Christmas present from someone who truly gets me โ€” anything history-related has my whole heart ๐Ÿค—๐ŸŽ„๐Ÿ“š