I’ve had a computer case like that. And a bandaged-up cat that used the wall as support to get to his people eating dinner. Which requires some abstract thinking and problem-solving skills.

So, it’s probable.

Is this a digicam or a phone?

Any daily drivers here? Looks like it’s mainly experimental, always changing?

The U.S. is losing chasing away it’s scientists.

Only when it comes to animals.

Like, killing them / driving them away, for a cocoa plantage?

Btw, swiss Tagesschau is suddenly more quiet than ads and other shows?

Yeah, the cyclops side-view is them.

… impacting more than thousands of workforce.

You’re prejudiced here, that’s all.

Since veganism is mainly about ethicality, i’d guess not.

The way of the zombie accounts.

Bad idea.

No. What he hell? Send them a coding guide for a start.

Suction cups don’t hold for long.

so to cover the booze costs, the hosts would sell cups at the door

I … what?!

Mimi is scary.

Beyound our event horizon, like, planets being atoms? Unlikely.

In our event horizon? No.

A new place of europe.

For me, “helper functions” are the small bits i’m too lazy to categorize.

The joke of a “privacy framework” has now a excuse less.

This will be a bit of a writeup, so i’ll make it a separate post soon. Mostly about, how the triangle higher clock speeds <-> higher integration and centralization <-> more powar for more waste is a dependency cycle to the disadvantage of the consumer and some ideas and new aproaches to doing things with the goal to get out of it. And also, how our general computing is a stack of historical baggage ill-suited for desktop use, down to the hardware (like, clock-cycles: great for number crunching, bad for desktop metaphor) and we work around it with a increasingly huge and brittle stack of software since around the 80s.

The conclusion is basically, that we could get away with modular MHz computing (that could be done in widely available node sizes and fabs) without detrimental effects to productive computing use (but maybe 3D gaming), if built for desktop. Honestly, i get the feeling that it’s high time that we get computing out of it’s infancy (playing around phase) and to a reliable tool and engineering discipline.