September 2022
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ursula k le guin was right
all of it, more or less
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nullrend 2022-09-28 23:51:45
ursula k le guin was right
all of it, more or less
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Coders came up with NFTs
As a rule, the coders liked to code and make computers do new stuff, and the sysadmins liked to make sure said computers worked smoothly. Coders would eagerly explain that with some easily acquired new kit, they could revolutionise things for the business, while sysadmins would roll their eyes and ask how this would affect user management, or interoperability, or stability, or account management, or some other boring subject no-one wanted to hear about anymore.
Source: zwischenzugs
And for the past ten years coders have ruled the world and have broken it into ever smaller pieces for the marketers to be able to sell them to others.
Sysadmins still make sure to prevent coders from breaking organizations but we can only do so much.
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Meteor
<a href="https://www.flickr.com/people/nullrend/">nullrend</a> posted a photo:
Meteoro de Pegaso nada que ver.
Wing it
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This is the closest I’ve been to an airplane in fifteen years
Cost 3.1 Billion in today’s USD, it did
Forget solidarity: the global south will not survive this century without climate justice. You in the west are talking about paper straws, we in the global south are talking about reparations.
A clear example of flooding in this scale has already happened in California, of all places: The Great Flood of 1862:
- Heavy rains over the preceding months.
- Record amount of rain in a short period of time.
- Knowledge from Native people was ignored. Their lore had passed down knowledge of such events.
- Sacramento was underwater for three entire months after the storms causing the flooding passed, forcing a move of the state capital from Sacramento to San Francisco.
This is just one instance. The lack of infrastructure maintenance in the US will prove very, very costly. Just look at New Orleans.
The US should be bracing for a very watery future.
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kingofdoma:theseus can get fucked
theseus can get fucked
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kingofdoma:theseus can get fucked
theseus can get fucked
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patchpaws:kitchenwitchupinthisbitch:pandariousgooch:i never…
i never realized cuneiform was made with the corner of a cuboid tool, i thought the wedge shapes were carved such that you would press straight down with the tool at a 90° angle to the clay
Wow! My mind is super into this new information
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patchpaws:kitchenwitchupinthisbitch:pandariousgooch:i never…
i never realized cuneiform was made with the corner of a cuboid tool, i thought the wedge shapes were carved such that you would press straight down with the tool at a 90° angle to the clay
Wow! My mind is super into this new information
patchpaws:kitchenwitchupinthisbitch:pandariousgooch:i never… Read More »
They all evolve until you can text people on them.
Instagram’s co-founders, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger created a mobile social network based on visual storytelling. The impetus provided by the early photography-centric approach turned it into a fast-growing phenomenon. For Facebook, it was an existential threat. And it was worth spending nearly a billion dollars to own, control, and eventually subsume. And that’s precisely what Facebook has done.
Source: Instagram is dead – On my Om
As stated by Zawinky’s Law:
“Every program attempts to expand until it can read mail. Those programs which cannot so expand are replaced by ones which can.”
In the age of social media I suppose email is passé, so apps expand until they can do what every other social media app does
They all evolve until you can text people on them. Read More »