Posts tagged IFTTT

The AppleVision Display L featured a unique shaped CRT, allowing a connected Macintosh to see multiple virtual screen zones, including configurations that simulated a portrait display, widescreen display, and many others all switchable on the fly. pic.twitter.com/Siw5sM2tFP

— Dana Sibera (@NanoRaptor) September 18, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/NanoRaptor/status/1306929484134641665)

As a media artist in a midlife crisis you pretty much just have two choices these days: TikTok or Cryptoart.

— Mario Klingemann (@quasimondo) September 19, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/quasimondo/status/1307214841074143232)

If you stopped at a deserted rest area to use the restroom and found it filled with turtles who all silently, balefully, turned their heads to look at you, how many turtles would it take to scare you off? That number is your Uncanny Rest-Area Restroom Turtle Number.

— Sandra Newman (@sannewman) September 11, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/sannewman/status/1304246202536468488)

Perspective and Promise: a Century of Insect Acoustic Detection and Monitoring

— martin howse (@micro_research) September 18, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/micro_research/status/1306884914122551296)

New workshop series coming up for @ImpaktFestival! Marine Zoönomy will investigate marine permaculture as a strategy for transforming obsolete fossil-fuel infrastructures in the North Sea.
Info: https://t.co/pRtrPjwu83 pic.twitter.com/Q3kzTqNERP

— Sjef van Gaalen (@thesjef) September 17, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/thesjef/status/1306620937773740034)

The usual categorisations of music don’t work, howabout:
Classical music = music practices which are no longer changing
Contemporary music = music practices which recently changed/are changing
Traditional music = music practices which have a long history of change

— Alex McLean (@yaxu) September 17, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/yaxu/status/1306560117974929410)

We’re all preppers now. Whether we want to be or not. It’s hard to think about, but we’re just in the opening credits to the apocalypse movie. This is the calm before the storm. This is your moment to get ready. We can get through this. A thread.

— Margaret Killjoy 🏴 (@magpiekilljoy) September 17, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/magpiekilljoy/status/1306418161680551936)

After a decade teaching design I’ve come to the conclusion that people can’t consume (or not consume) our way out of shit.

We just need to produce less. Period.

— anne of the 🐑 (@annegalloway) September 16, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/annegalloway/status/1306347340735815680)

Hanging Gardens of Chengdu pic.twitter.com/2S34a9aSnI

— S.C. Hickman - A Carnival Sideshow Act (@alien_ecologies) September 15, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/alien_ecologies/status/1306008607188832261)

I AM CONCERNED THAT THE RISING TIDE OF FASCISM, RAMPANT PLAGUE, AND EXISTENTIAL THREAT OF CLIMATE CHANGE HAVE EFFECTED MY ABILITY TO EFFECTIVELY PERFORM DATA ENTRY

— NOT A WOLF (@SICKOFWOLVES) September 14, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/SICKOFWOLVES/status/1305550879232348163)

We need a term for the sense of loss accompanying the realization that possible futures have been made impossible. Wisftul recollection of lost futures.

Neostalgia, or Prostalgia, or something.

— Jamais Cascio (@cascio) September 14, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/cascio/status/1305578880544112641)

The countdown is on! @SonarFestival’s #SonarDCCCB will be powered exclusively by #MixcloudLIVE! 〰️

Broadcast from Torre d'Alta Mar in collab w. @dublabes

18-19th September
Get locked: https://t.co/5Yld7cyMc4 pic.twitter.com/JG9cYtsaf1

— Mixcloud (@mixcloud) September 10, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/mixcloud/status/1304010829986177029)

When people get mad at an adjective they think is a noun

— thaddeus e. grugq (@thegrugq) September 13, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/thegrugq/status/1304996015695486976)

I have no problem with reality falsifying my beliefs but I really don’t like my fiction rotation cache being invalidated by new historical moods.

I don’t think I can enjoy Yes, Prime Minister or The Simpsons ever again. Even Hitchhiker’s Guide is under threat now.

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) September 13, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/vgr/status/1305027491568861185)

I wrote about those orange wildfire skies turned grey in pictures. Cameras aren’t mirrors that capture the world; they are machines that make images out of it. https://t.co/MocVXbow7y

— Ian Bogost (@ibogost) September 11, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/ibogost/status/1304408946271232006)

Generally around this time every year, teams start gathering to begin preparing their end-of-year trend reports: predictions for the year ahead. This year, don’t do it. Don’t make the 2021 Trends Report or the snazzy Predictions For 2021 deck. Use your resources wisely.

— Anab Jain (@anabjain) September 11, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/anabjain/status/1304423202563805184)

Box 010: Being Nice To The Reader

David Graeber, #DeepHapsburg conspiracies, global illumination.

[DS005: Playing with the Botaniq Lite add-on for a side project of a side project.]#rendering #blender #maths #writing pic.twitter.com/zAfixxLnJm

— Tobias Revell (@tobias_revell) September 9, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/tobias_revell/status/1303604702836391936)

just occurred to me that one interpretation of “a man’s gotta have a code” is “a man must become an algorithm” https://t.co/T3Yo3Clg3p

— visa is making youtube videos (@visakanv) September 9, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/visakanv/status/1303573593356337152)

I edited a piece by someone who used the locution “disabled people and people who are not (yet) disabled” and I haven’t stopped thinking about what taking that truth seriously would mean

— Aaron Bady (@zunguzungu) September 8, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/zunguzungu/status/1303355458871205906)

I spent much of this year moving, amid bush fires, lockdowns and reopening. During our last move (which occupied most of the summer and is now more-or-less complete) @zzkt & I wrote and stress-tested a checklist to help us find a suitable pandemic shelter https://t.co/ojiTJsEEWH

— Maja Kuzmanovic (@deziluzija) September 8, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/deziluzija/status/1303401721197219842)

Always have a Plan, but always have a means of amending a Plan as well. https://t.co/8iy0PrP1so

— changeist (@changeist) September 7, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/changeist/status/1302858678262018050)

how can astrology be real when causation isn’t real

— Ray (@SomeStingray) September 6, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/SomeStingray/status/1302536863341850627)

Fun fact: 1/3 of the static on our TVs is left over from the Big Bang. 1/3 is from our own atmosphere and 1/3 is from Jupiter’s magnetic field. https://t.co/Ebm65Z41R7

— Shannon Stirone 💀 (@shannonmstirone) September 5, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/shannonmstirone/status/1302288711472750592)

I’m sincerely wondering if anyone is seriously expending any time in one of our new post covid metaverses, or we are just fooing ourselves. Fortnite excluded, I mean.

— Jose Luis de Vicente (@Macroscopist) September 5, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Macroscopist/status/1302301540988997632)

don’t multiply entities without necessity #notetoself #occam

— Oswald Berthold (@x7557x) September 5, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/x7557x/status/1302206055259271169)

BTW the paper is:

R. Borum & C. Tilby, 2005, “Anarchist Direct Actions: A Challenge for Law Enforcement” in Studies in Conflict & Terrorism, 28:201–223

— Aayla 💝 (@TovAayla) September 3, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/TovAayla/status/1301380897397264384)

Oh, you’re human? Name every picture with stop signs.

— imogen (@sailoremo) September 1, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/sailoremo/status/1300909720664969223)

Facebook: stopping qanon and far-right content is too hard
Also Facebook: removing all Australian news content is entirely possible

— Nick Evershed (@NickEvershed) September 1, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/NickEvershed/status/1300605043414986752)

Folks, I cannot stress this enough, do not let billionaire capitalists drill holes in your head and stick their tech into your brain just for funsies. You already have enough problems with Apple, Facebook and Google knowing everything about you from your cell phone.

— John Scalzi (@scalzi) August 31, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/scalzi/status/1300503432487415808)

6% of people died from covid19 while having no KNOWN comorbidities. 94% died from covid19 IN CONJUNCTION WITH extant comborbidities.

That means, if they hadn’t caught covid19, they wouldn’t have died.

Meaning THEY DIED FROM COVID.

This shit is why we need data ethics standards

— Damien P. Williams, MA, MSc, Tired. (@Wolven) August 30, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Wolven/status/1300088519185051648)

According to pretty much every publisher I know Jeff Bezos is personally responsible for the destruction of the book industry. They can no longer pay most authors anything as it all gets squeezed by Amazon.

— David Graeber (@davidgraeber) August 29, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/davidgraeber/status/1299701075075833857)

If anyone would like to commission me to write a somewhat skeptical/conspiratorial piece on MKultra, Human Experimentation, Cybernetics and Neuralink hit me up.

— ⚫ Your roots are in the infinite (@thejaymo) August 29, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/thejaymo/status/1299708569772752896)

Now fabricating nostril boxes for @bicrophonics pic.twitter.com/PMIGXE3uMi

— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) August 27, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/nebogeo/status/1298937264211361797)

One thing we note a number of times in @howtofuture — it’s not just for business, tech and design — It was also written with activism in mind. It takes a future you want to fight a future you don’t. Small groups, teams, and solo activists and innovators: it’s for you, too.

— changeist (@changeist) August 25, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/changeist/status/1298258776353435648)

Wow. Huge if true.
“According to a machine learning analysis of dozens of languages […], the meaning of words does not necessarily refer to an intrinsic, essential constant. Instead, it is significantly shaped by culture, history and geography.” https://t.co/Cl8hrb5Pko

— Jussi Parikka (@juspar) August 23, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/juspar/status/1297496903039549440)

What COVID-19 has taught us about the Zombie Pandemic:

1) There will be Zombie Parties so you can catch the virus and acquire herd immunity faster.

— Charlie Stross (@cstross) August 22, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/cstross/status/1297145366228410368)

This is brilliant…

A German university is offering “idleness grants” to applicants who are seriously committed to doing nothing, as part of a design research project: “What can I refrain from so that my life has fewer negative consequences on others?”https://t.co/tXGhgauMNW

— Jay Owens (@hautepop) August 21, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/hautepop/status/1296768102756167680)

If capitalism is so successful why is socialism always bailing it out?

— Occupy Centrelink (@OccupyMyGov) August 15, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/OccupyMyGov/status/1294603389804752902)

The Community Foundation in Messina, Sicily, has such an unfamiliar approach to local development that it might as well come from a sci-fi novel. The @SciFiEconomics Lab (and yours truly) investigates: https://t.co/AeCtInVUXr pic.twitter.com/6E8h39HbIf

— Alberto Cottica (@alberto_cottica) August 16, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/alberto_cottica/status/1294930746071822337)

Thinking about hyperloop. Fastest way ever invented to move germs and invasive species around the planet.

— Karl Schroeder (@KarlSchroeder) August 14, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/KarlSchroeder/status/1294083084107882496)

The UK Covid app strings file is a poem for 2020 https://t.co/TTnGGIYy31

— Dave Griffiths (FoAM Kernow) (@nebogeo) August 13, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/nebogeo/status/1294005316636626945)

This situation—a single company controlling web standards—is what everyone freaked out about in the Windows 95 era, but the emergence of Google as de facto regulatory authority for the web doesn’t seem to rankle people as much as it should. https://t.co/X2tkFuToLl

— Pinboard (@Pinboard) August 12, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Pinboard/status/1293623586071044096)

﹏ꀬ→⚚ | Isosurfaces at Valles Marineris pic.twitter.com/iRU0uOmRgK

— Paul Prudence (@MrPrudence) August 7, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/MrPrudence/status/1291692631559475205)

It would also support the in-progress “interesting aircraft is about to fly over me” mobile app, small things like the tar1090 geojson/kml export extension, and maybe my dream project, “what if every aircraft posted to its own social media account?”

— John Wiseman (@lemonodor) August 6, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/lemonodor/status/1291504574465941505)

my usual cut and paste response to being asked to write for free. still have to wheel this one out at least twice a month sigh pic.twitter.com/KhRArI2n6F

— Tim Maughan (@timmaughan) August 5, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/timmaughan/status/1291072562940780546)

“Great set” is far from the banal compliment it appears to be. Post-performance noise lifers are in fact mutually hailing “Great Set”, son of Geb (Earth) and Nut (sky), brother of Osiris, and god of the desert, foreign lands, thunderstorms, eclipses, and earthquakes.

— frozen reeds (@frozenreeds) August 5, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/frozenreeds/status/1291057485193904130)

Summer Vibes!!! Dig in!!! https://t.co/EDUUc1vimh

— LowDJo (@Lowdjo) August 4, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Lowdjo/status/1290632315429957639)

Anything is possible, but not in a good way.

— Vinay Gupta (@leashless) August 1, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/leashless/status/1289585760828497922)

Gleeful white hyphic cables are shrivelled and fixated from moon silver to darkness through over-demanded extensions of bandwidth issued by the users who in turn describe this fixation and hardening which takes place over time as a set of symptoms.

— martin howse (@micro_research) July 31, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/micro_research/status/1289247807656927232)

…in these difficult times, these trying, confounding, demanding times, extraordinary, excessive, these dangerous, overwhelming, vertiginous, abject, transcendent, these, immanent, epochal, catastrophic, times, these difficult, in these trying times.

— 😷 hugo reinert (@metaleptic) July 26, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/metaleptic/status/1287367525957869570)

What’s the strongest three-song album? https://t.co/Fq4aBvlhr7

— frozen reeds (@frozenreeds) July 25, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/frozenreeds/status/1287073715524710406)

Summarize your neurodivergent condition in 3 words or less.

Autism: “But you said…”

— Save the Neurotypicals (@SNeurotypicals) July 25, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/SNeurotypicals/status/1286818259673604096)

I’ve got a Leibniz joke but it’d just get a moan ad infinitum. https://t.co/mn78UJFJHQ

— Dr Peter Sjöstedt-H (@PeterSjostedtH) July 24, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/PeterSjostedtH/status/1286803773453672452)

Sentinel & Star | ☄︎ | #votive #offering pic.twitter.com/1sA7iarFUT

— Paul Prudence (@MrPrudence) July 22, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/MrPrudence/status/1285943413922299904)

started driving norther. empty Finnish roads. aiming to walk with the reindeer. eating swomp berries … going off-grid tomorrow. stay healthy everyone

— AGF*: ρoé†ﻉ§§ (@poemproducer) July 22, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/poemproducer/status/1285853115879772161)

Looking over Guattari’s seminar “Drive, Black Hole”…might fuck around and translate it—anybody interested? pic.twitter.com/2tsGU5SI2P

— Taylor Adkins (@tadkins613) July 21, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/tadkins613/status/1285709482031484933)

I’m working on a systems project rn and when I want to freak out the people I’m sprinting with I show them my 666 tattoo and gets them pretty upset. pic.twitter.com/EFJqrgKXRw

— devon (@devonbl) July 21, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/devonbl/status/1285636905716064257)

Striking image of a recently burned tree, exposing its vascular tissue, the xylem and foenem pic.twitter.com/bKQCblTX2v

— DMarcus Hammond (@dmarcushammond_) July 21, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/dmarcushammond_/status/1285459895035232260)

please stop hexing things and stop pissing off the god of health and medicine in a pandemic. thanks

— jupiter ✿ (@heyyadoraa) July 19, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/heyyadoraa/status/1284738122379665409)

By now, I hope you are familiar with my position on sandwich monism: The sooner you accept that nothing isn’t a sandwich, the sooner you will be free.

I am so at one with this now, I gape in disbelief at its apostates. What dark end is served by hot-dog exceptionalism?

— Ian Bogost (@ibogost) July 18, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/ibogost/status/1284529042121728001)

I’m not a content creator,
I’m a form destroyer. #modernism

— chica marx (@mckenziewark) July 18, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/mckenziewark/status/1284346580250824704)

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— exq=.s.te =n.c&de/s (@crashtxt) July 17, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/crashtxt/status/1284230646324514818)

100 gecs is kero kero bonito for girls who’s aphex twin is sophie they’re basically the hatsune miku of the girls who post chloë sevigny the same way ecco2k is the yves tumor for girls who’s arca is ayesha erotica it’s not very hard to understand tbh

— ༺ 𝔊𝔬𝔱𝔥 𝔍𝔞𝔣𝔞𝔯 ༻ (@arabthot) July 17, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/arabthot/status/1283983618868678657)

I want to propose to translate 三杯鸡 as 1 Chicken 3 Cups

— 胡子哥 (@SanNuvola) July 16, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/SanNuvola/status/1283866077781516288)

REPLACE THE SKY INSTANTLY

— Tim Etchells (@Tim_Etchells) July 15, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Tim_Etchells/status/1283404756866797574)

On Exactitude in Science | https://t.co/zWBp3ATdBk pic.twitter.com/uZ65fNTNla

— Paul Prudence (@MrPrudence) July 15, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/MrPrudence/status/1283400536650330112)

Am I post-rationalising a flaw, or is this an adaptive trait for anyone who works with complex systems? https://t.co/PTkMdjqSv6

— Matt Webb (@genmon) July 14, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/genmon/status/1282963749058555904)

A novelist invents a better version of capitalism: Drinking Bloody Marys.

— Magic Realism Bot (@MagicRealismBot) July 14, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/MagicRealismBot/status/1282960551534948352)

MASCULINE FONTS. https://t.co/gzgKzAY3Na

— Stilgherrian (@stilgherrian) July 12, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/stilgherrian/status/1282105023795609600)

What 2020 has taught us is that a realistic zombie movie would show most people carrying on as normal, ignoring the shamblers in their offices and homes, while a large minority accuse the zombies of being crisis actors and a leftwing conspiracy to polute their bodily fluids.

— Charlie Stross (@cstross) July 8, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/cstross/status/1280784741000720384)

So many questions! Great (re)generative discussions were had. Thanks again to all the participants for your inputs. Looking forward to further developing this format and these ideas, and seeing what gets made of all this by the researchers involved from @CreaturesEu https://t.co/fZuiJgC2FU

— Sjef van Gaalen (@thesjef) July 7, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/thesjef/status/1280553607671275522)

I have a essay in the current issue of #Reliquiae - Journal of Landscape, Nature & Mythology published by the wonderful @Corbel_Stone | ‘Scholar’s Rocks - The Inter-Animating Spirit of Mind & Matter’ - a lithic meditation into miniaturism, apohenia, hylozoism & geoaesthetics pic.twitter.com/QVElcE4s66

— Paul Prudence (@MrPrudence) July 5, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/MrPrudence/status/1279857222781198338)

wait, so I wasted money on a wireless charger when I could have been microwaving my phone for free?!

— dan hett (@danhett) July 6, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/danhett/status/1280066866149502976)

Never trust anyone with a legible aesthetic

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) July 5, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/vgr/status/1279591692572569601)

“I must program as inefficiently as possible. I must program as inefficiently as possible.” Today I’m chanting Joe Armstrong’s famous mantra for writing code to solve a problem that you don’t understand yet. The instinct to optimize is extremely counter-productive at these times.

— Luke Gorrie (@lukego) July 2, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/lukego/status/1278752757378355204)

thesis “robotic self-exploration and acquisition of sensorimotor skills” - available from @UBHumboldtUni on https://t.co/6MOHLn7aqy or via @ResearchGate - minimal publishable version #minpub #smp #pilingup pic.twitter.com/NoN3lWiXV2

— Oswald Berthold (@x7557x) July 1, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/x7557x/status/1278336070174810113)

From September on I’ll be starting a residency over @LYL_Radio Did my first show last thursday, so here’s a taster.. full tracklisting on the page.. perfect way to start off the week, enjoy!

artwork by @zzkt https://t.co/QU0SpcpDDo

— LowDJo (@Lowdjo) June 29, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Lowdjo/status/1277526804979425282)

Haswell LIGHTER flashback! @DiagonalRecords l pic.twitter.com/SQhB9kcm5d

— Russell Haswell (@RussellHaswell) June 25, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/RussellHaswell/status/1276199891149164544)

I was looking at a complex schedule with multiple time zones and suddenly remembered Swatch Internet Time. And, what do you know, it’s still around… https://t.co/kFXUeBIrIb

— Colin O'Brien (@onepointzero) June 25, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/onepointzero/status/1276045102549536769)

At what stage are the guillotine shops re-opening?

— Dan Hon (@hondanhon) June 24, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/hondanhon/status/1275908640633839616)

Bachman-Turner Overton Drive 🇨🇦

— Julian Bleecker (@darthjulian) June 23, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/darthjulian/status/1275574089810194433)

We’ve been working on an intense critical sensemaking activity, charting threads of nested trends and signals across technology, civic infrastructure and governance to explore multiple futures. Hope to share the findings + report soon. pic.twitter.com/qwClLbj7A9

— Superflux (@Superflux) June 22, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Superflux/status/1275121894786809857)

Nexx Thursday I will be “opening flute” on @LYL_Radio stay tuned!! @zzkt ;)

— LowDJo (@Lowdjo) June 22, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Lowdjo/status/1275113062505361411)

“As an anthropologist, I have two critical creeds: the socially pragmatic and the thermally demanding.”

— seaverbot (@seaverbot) June 21, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/seaverbot/status/1274824417101692930)

CBP: “Our Predator drone flying over U.S. cities and monitoring protests is causing confusion and raising questions that are mostly answered by the name of the drone.”

— John Wiseman (@lemonodor) June 20, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/lemonodor/status/1274196731865862150)

Elite modernism is the only way to the future: if you don’t have manifestos printed with sleek fonts, if you don’t have engineering blueprints of moon gulags and actual recipes to dethrone god, then most probably you found job in a wrong ministry of propaganda.

— Reza Negarestani (@NegarestaniReza) June 19, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/NegarestaniReza/status/1274066253771145219)

Radical Curiosity, the show revisiting the legacy of Buckminster Fuller I’ve curated with @rosapera, opens in september at @EspacioFTef Madrid. Here’s an interview going into the whys of the project, and how we are still living under Bucky’s shadowhttps://t.co/KiSx6MIsxH

— Jose Luis de Vicente (@Macroscopist) June 19, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Macroscopist/status/1273896906566098945)

hope someone out there is doing ethnographic work on mask refusal. I’d like an empirical account of what it’s about.

— 😷 hugo reinert (@metaleptic) June 18, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/metaleptic/status/1273688945969303559)

“for lack of a better word” is the ultimate genre.

— mO)))ntriblOO)))d (@montriblood) June 17, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/montriblood/status/1273220101743968257)

None of us has more than part of a partially correct answer to any complex question.

But if we sincerely and humbly work hard together, we can at least discover the whole of a completely wrong answer, and ride it to absolute disaster.

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) June 16, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/vgr/status/1273024886173294592)

Things that are not an exhibition:
- a website
- a video
- a website with embedded videos
- a 360 video

— Jose Luis de Vicente (@Macroscopist) June 16, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/Macroscopist/status/1272889862912434179)

Things that are an exhibition:
- a urinal
- a banana taped to a wall
- a dress made of raw meat
- a dead cat

— Oliver (@fizfame) June 16, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/fizfame/status/1272931585810022400)

it is 2100. we have long since entered post-scarcity due to Kuiper belt mining and the Dyson sphere around Sun. your consciousness, hosted on Amazon’s Europa server, is about to be erased by MIT Press, now part of Disney, because you shared a DRM-protected PDF with a friend

— xen⎋nym (@xen0nym) June 12, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/xen0nym/status/1271472772758286338)

“I cut the cake, you pick your half” is basically the only good political idea anyone has ever had. Everything else is either derived from that, or self-serving behavior dressed up to look like an idea.

— Venkatesh Rao (@vgr) June 9, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/vgr/status/1270479053644894210)

please sense Matthew Thomas’ Sense of a Place on https://t.co/lPNKW0cptV pic.twitter.com/RHg2pi16ZL

— 𝖿𝖺𝗋𝗆е𝗋𝗌 𝖬А𝖭ᑌ𝖠ᒪ (@farmersmanual_) June 8, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/farmersmanual_/status/1270115478372061184)

Request from Great Ormond Street hospital for 1,500 face masks from Cornwall Cloth Mask volunteer makers, needed by Sunday (just in case anyone was under the mistaken impression that our government was handling anything, anything at all). Anyone ready to get making?

— Amber Griffiths (@AmberFirefly) June 8, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/AmberFirefly/status/1270046591311847425)

I’m reading “What Is It Like to Be a Bat,” and I wish it were more about trying to imagine what it’s like to be a bat.

— Jaime Green (@jaimealyse) June 7, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/jaimealyse/status/1269708318957801475)

Between 17th March 2020 and 17th May 2020 we found ourselves in isolation within the extended cityscape of Singapore. As inhabitants of what become known as “The Circuit Breaker” we watched and listened…

— FoAM (@_foam) June 5, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/_foam/status/1269008205218275333)

acab in finnish is kpop and i cant stop thinking abt it

— ruu ♡ chan 🐺 GO生 (@chrislovebct) June 3, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/chrislovebct/status/1268280419637739521)

It is one of the greatest honour to hear that. Thanks from the deep of our hearts @bruces! pic.twitter.com/OZ34GIkXlH

— Neural (@_neural) June 2, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/_neural/status/1267948951568896006)

“I hope us in the space sector can help young black, hispanic, white & asian kids have hope. Hope is having a future to look forward to. We are responsible for changing that narrative from despair to hope. Space is that future, not to abandon Earth but to help save it.” @capoglou pic.twitter.com/d96e0ug1Kr

— honor harger (@honorharger) May 30, 2020

(via http://twitter.com/honorharger/status/1266827286612860930)