Kyller 3030
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Fediverse is good. Piracy is better.
Some tabs are "i should look that up after this video (never gets
back to it)", it cuts out the sticky notes. Most are things that seem exciting in the moment, but I can't tell if they're a waste of time, so they get to settle for a few days. (A lot of "news" articles won't matter in a week)
back to it)", it cuts out the sticky notes. Most are things that seem exciting in the moment, but I can't tell if they're a waste of time, so they get to settle for a few days. (A lot of "news" articles won't matter in a week)
December 2, 2025 at 8:57 PM
Some tabs are "i should look that up after this video (never gets
back to it)", it cuts out the sticky notes. Most are things that seem exciting in the moment, but I can't tell if they're a waste of time, so they get to settle for a few days. (A lot of "news" articles won't matter in a week)
back to it)", it cuts out the sticky notes. Most are things that seem exciting in the moment, but I can't tell if they're a waste of time, so they get to settle for a few days. (A lot of "news" articles won't matter in a week)
Yay Romania raaah 🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🦅🫔🦅
(Iirc Dacia initially got a licence to build Renaults from the French government because our communist leader didn't believe in corporations. They created their own designs later on. Only Dusters and Bigsters are still built here)
(Iirc Dacia initially got a licence to build Renaults from the French government because our communist leader didn't believe in corporations. They created their own designs later on. Only Dusters and Bigsters are still built here)
October 7, 2025 at 12:16 PM
Yay Romania raaah 🇷🇴🇷🇴🇷🇴🦅🫔🦅
(Iirc Dacia initially got a licence to build Renaults from the French government because our communist leader didn't believe in corporations. They created their own designs later on. Only Dusters and Bigsters are still built here)
(Iirc Dacia initially got a licence to build Renaults from the French government because our communist leader didn't believe in corporations. They created their own designs later on. Only Dusters and Bigsters are still built here)
The correct plan
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj0W...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj0W...
The perks of sailing 🏊♂️ #shorts
YouTube video by NATO
www.youtube.com
June 17, 2025 at 9:49 AM
The correct plan
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj0W...
www.youtube.com/watch?v=mj0W...
Reposted by Kyller 3030
so named for the the biologist/botanist, aristid lindenmayer, who invented the technique
L-system - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
March 7, 2025 at 7:56 PM
so named for the the biologist/botanist, aristid lindenmayer, who invented the technique
Reposted by Kyller 3030
i've spent the last few months working on the tech for how the plant growth works. these are all procedurally generated using a technique called l-systems
March 7, 2025 at 7:55 PM
i've spent the last few months working on the tech for how the plant growth works. these are all procedurally generated using a technique called l-systems
Romanians are tech illiterate, the internet starts and ends at facebook and tiktok. The rest of the balkans draw us as glue sniffers. For the non-internet people, the candidate repeated "crystal-healing"-tier lines from the old Pravda/Scânteia newspaper. Also, lots of apathy. Source: I live here
March 9, 2025 at 11:46 PM
Romanians are tech illiterate, the internet starts and ends at facebook and tiktok. The rest of the balkans draw us as glue sniffers. For the non-internet people, the candidate repeated "crystal-healing"-tier lines from the old Pravda/Scânteia newspaper. Also, lots of apathy. Source: I live here
Reposted by Kyller 3030
Aaron Swartz is often incorrectly remembered for "illegally downloading JSTOR papers", but all he did was use a university network that was INTENTIONALLY freely accessible. Furthermore, he did not distribute the papers, nor is there evidence that he ever intended to.
bsky.app/profile/chim...
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This comparison is too fair to Facebook. Not only did Swartz not actually do anything with any of the data (he literally only downloaded it), but he also did so from a computer network that was both open to the public and specifically authorized to access that data without authentication, by design.
February 8, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Aaron Swartz is often incorrectly remembered for "illegally downloading JSTOR papers", but all he did was use a university network that was INTENTIONALLY freely accessible. Furthermore, he did not distribute the papers, nor is there evidence that he ever intended to.
bsky.app/profile/chim...
bsky.app/profile/chim...