aadil @aadil@merveilles.town

"Whatever you want to call it, any vision of building a less centralized, more equitable internet has to ultimately account for ownership of all the physical stuff — the means — that makes the internet as we know it."

cc @peachcloud

Not sure where i got this link from (Someone around here or elsewhere?)
But

> video title: "live-coding ambient music in SuperCollider"

> desc: "putting some pieces of code together to make a little demo. using a small sampler i made for supercollider and driving it with nature-inspired processes."

https://youtu.be/bW1otBbTh-E

by Yota Morimoto, personal website: https://yota.tehis.net/

yes the emojos are here

about 4 days ago i had this incredibly stupid musical idea and it keep hearing it in my head. it won't go away

so i've had to actually create it

i present to you: the
ELEANOR RIGBY BATTLE THEME

The left/mutual aid/socialist/feminist spheres are in DESPERATE need for surveillance capitalism awareness. We cannot keep using the master's tools to dismantle the master's house. The tools are eventually used against our progress and our existence.

TFW you realize you're working for the cops

https://ubuntu.com//blog/ubuntu-21-04-is-here

I’m tired of big tech companies getting bigger and controlling every aspect of their user’s lives.

Why does the company that makes your phone also control your entire relationship to music? Why does that company need to make exclusive TV SHOWS?

Vertical integration run amok.

Manta Ray aka Sea Flap

Average wingspan 6.5m

"In the future everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes", Mr. Warhol you are like little baby with your adorable toy 20th century notion of fame, we all get 48 hours where a billion people love or despise you and tell all their friends about you at once and it will be like doing an arm-long line of coke while shanking yourself in the spine with an epipen while the Sauron's Eye of global celebrity reduces you to a Vice article, a knowyourmeme page and a smoking crater where your identity was.

Fun fact: Chrome OS—which recently surpassed macOS in market share—has never had “icons on the desktop” as a UI paradigm.

In case you somehow think that “desktop icons” are the thing that will make or break an OS.