Zura Guerra @grafofilia@merveilles.town

Tech enthusiast: "I want smart lights, smart tv, everything, and connect them all to my digital assisstant!"

Tech worker: *looks wistfully into distance* "I should get a small place in a little town, with a garden, make my own furniture."

Learning Morse Code
https://www.cryptomuseum.com/radio/morse/files/morse_visual.pdf

NEW OOIOO OMG https://daily.bandcamp.com/album-of-the-day/ooioo-nijimusi

Memgrid, as I've started calling it, is now up on Github.

Made a few visual improvements (moved the grid to be drawn via canvas) and added better feedback for interactions.

https://github.com/jonathontoon/memgrid

#theWorkshop

How is even possible that I spend all this years without noticing Mac Quayle? such a talented composer of our generation along with Philip Glass, Max Richter, Cliff Martinez and Julia Kent

https://invidio.us/watch?v=5xbVJBLpIx8

#music

This is what I stare at when I'm working

hacker ethic

Ok Merveilles, I have an idea, since I manage a webradio (radio.neuvoids.live), I'd like to make a show dedicated to Merveilles. Send me tracks you like in private message and I'll do a playlist that will be broadcasted !

Here's the percentage of your life the U.S. has been at war.

Source: Washington Post

Great writeup on personal knowledge management: https://tkainrad.dev/posts/managing-my-personal-knowledge-base #pkm

They use Notion for what I use #orgmode , but othewise we've got some quite similar workflows.

Also very clean and functional blog design!

1. Consider how you would solve your immediate problem without adding anything new.
2. Doing what everybody else is doing feels like the safest thing, making it the most competitive, and thus the riskiest.
3. A person is wealthy in proportion to the things they can do without.

Today is Wendy Carlos's 80th birthday!

She is a pioneer of electronic music, best known for composing the score of TRON (1982) and for her ground-breaking album, "Switched-On Bach" (1968.) In 1978, she came out publicly as a transgender woman, one of the few public figures to do so at the time.

If you enjoy electronic music today, you can thank Wendy Carlos!

Check out this BBC interview from '89:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=23&v=Z3cab5IcCy8&feature=emb_logo

#electronicMusic #queerHistory #transHistory