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made a userChrome.css file that gets a lot of #Thunderbirds UI crap out of the way. Wishing I could charge $1 for it somehow because I do not do CSS well, so I am sure there is a better way but I worked hard on this and this one gets rid of all the UI clutter. Also made my own personal USERS JS file so I wouldn't have to change settings every time I wanna try a different version of Thunderbird. Trying to figure out where to stick it online so others download it/them. May update this toot with a link to it on Github later but it annoys me I had to spend time doing this in the first place. How in the world do you sighted people deal with such cluttered UIs? #Thunderbird #Email

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Thunderbirds In Formation

Here we have a capture of the US Air Force Thunders Birds flying in tight formation. It blows my mind that these men pilot these fast jets while flying just feet away from each other, and in some cases it appears to be inches.
I like this capture as it shows the Thunderbirds in tight formation in the skies above Fairfield California at Travis Air Base.
https://pixels.com/featured/thunderbirds-in-formation-bill-gallagher.html

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Thunderbirds In Formation

The Thunderbirds slice through the sky in a razor‑tight diamond, their white fuselages gleaming like polished bone against the deep blue above. You can almost feel the heat rolling off their engines—the low, thrumming growl that vibrates in your chest as they surge forward in perfect unison, each jet holding its place with surgical precision.
Sunlight flashes along their wings, catching the bold red and blue markings that streak across each aircraft, turning them into streaks of color suspended in motion. The formation feels impossibly close—so tight it seems the pilots could reach out and tap the next canopy—yet the entire group moves as one fluid shape, carving a clean, powerful line over Fairfield’s open sky at Travis Air Force Base.
There’s a visceral rush in the image: speed, discipline, and raw aerial power captured in a single heartbeat.

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