Notices by r҉ustic cy͠be̸rpu̵nk🤠🤖 (cypnk@mastodon.social), page 24

I’m approaching “what year is this” in meme fluency. There’s just too much “all the things”. I passed “how do you do fellow kids” since I’m now in my 30s already, but it’s OK because my end goal is “universe brain” hermitage. I wonder if living in the woods will finally bring me to “we’ve got a badass over here”

Comments vs function name

https://mastodon.social/media/_XUCIIPAi4MqDsi1MjI

“List of cognitive biases”
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_cognitive_biases

There’s quite a lot of them, which makes sense since we’re mostly made of water and irrationality

https://mastodon.social/media/7sTRqVFtYeKrpjd7HDY

Stellar waltz by Benjamin (Ben) Sack
#Art #Illustration

ASCII Vermeer
#Art by Chris (I think)

After exploring the wildlife (safely behind my keyboard), I'm now convinced there's no one living in Australia

It's all just killer birds and spiders who've learned to write and use Photoshop. They're trying to lure tourists to eat them

Now that's a floppy!

Well, actually, it's supposed to be a 2.2Mb disk for a Univac 9000 from 1966

Oddly enough, I can't seem to verify that. As far as I can tell, the 9000 series used tape drives and wire memory

I'm guessing the 1985 "BookMac" concept eventually became the Macbook of today

There were multiple versions with the top being a glorified PDA (before PDAs were a thing) and the lower left a portable mobile, complete with receiver. The lower right model is probably what we'd call a "laptop" today

These were concepts by the Frog Design company of Hartmut Esslinger who was also responsible for other Apple designs from 1984 - 1990

Rick Satava is another glass artist. He makes jellyfish embedded into glass ampules

http://satava.com/

#Art #Glass

Satoshi Tomizu is a Japanese artist who makes miniature universes (and creatures) embedded in glass

http://mymodernmet.com/satoshi-tomizu-space-glass/

#Art #Glass

@cypnk i failed a grade in middle school, and one of my standard nightmares thereafter was that i had been held back again.

in adulthood, this transformed into a recurring dream that i had through some inscrutable process been recalled as an adult back to some strata of k-12 education because i didn't _really_ graduate. usually with a side of not remembering my locker number.

it's mostly fallen off in my late 30s, thank god.

@cypnk cookies > pants

@cypnk Hmm…*suspicious*

Trying to transfer some of what I learned doing inktober to MangaStudio https://mastodon.art/media/WNS-JcP599bhNtK5gWc