*Mouth-mounted non-display. #weird
https://www.pcmag.com/news/talking-to-ai-in-public-this-mask-makes-sure-no-one-hears-a-word
*Mouth-mounted non-display. #weird
https://www.pcmag.com/news/talking-to-ai-in-public-this-mask-makes-sure-no-one-hears-a-word
Just another day. #grickledoodle #breakfast #weird #cartoon #art #drawing #funny
Just another day. #grickledoodle #breakfast #weird #cartoon #art #drawing #funny
#Christmas #coding #challenge: write a program that prints the full lyrics to the Twelve Days of Christmas, but be #weird about it.
Choose whatever programming language you like. Use the language’s idiosyncrasies to your advantage.
For example, in C you might blend a for-loop with a switch-statement and liberally use case fallthrough. In BASIC you might use computed GOTO. In HTML+CSS you might use counters and selectors to do the numbering. In SQL you might use SQL.
Go.
Submissions so far in: awk, C, Clojure, Haskell, JavaScript, LINQ, Lua, nu, Perl, PostgreSQL, Powershell, Python, Ruby, Rust, Terraform, XQuery, XSLT, as well as a hardware implementation on an Arduino and a couple of very cool visualizations.
#Christmas #coding #challenge: write a program that prints the full lyrics to the Twelve Days of Christmas, but be #weird about it.
Choose whatever programming language you like. Use the language’s idiosyncrasies to your advantage.
For example, in C you might blend a for-loop with a switch-statement and liberally use case fallthrough. In BASIC you might use computed GOTO. In HTML+CSS you might use counters and selectors to do the numbering. In SQL you might use SQL.
Go.
Submissions so far in: awk, C, Clojure, Haskell, JavaScript, LINQ, Lua, nu, Perl, PostgreSQL, Powershell, Python, Ruby, Rust, Terraform, XQuery, XSLT, as well as a hardware implementation on an Arduino and a couple of very cool visualizations.
The real question is HOW do we want time travel? Upgraded Delorian? Old-timey British Police box? Fancy art nouveau design with upholstered seat? HOW do we want time travel!
Adippe zebrina treehopper. It is known for its distinctive, roof-shaped "helmet" (pronotum) that acts as camouflage. They can also resemble other insects, leaves, thorns etc. They have a mutualistic relationship with ants with providing ants with honeydew, in exchange of which ants provide them protection from predators. They are found in Central and South America.
#strange #insects #weird #treehoppers #nature
Hi ! we are a #wiki / #library / #catalogue for arts and studies , here to spread the word about recent and historical publications and projects in #experimentalart #permacomputing #lowtech #climateaction #decoloniality #technofeminisms #capitalocene #criticaltheory #shadowlibraries #communityservers
#communityradio
#everydaytechnology #libreculture #floss
#diwo #care #artistpublishing #soundart #experimentalfilm #arthistory #weird etc.. Thank you @lurk for hosting us on #mastodon and everyone in the #fediverse for believing in it and making it such a welcoming space
#introduction 
Adippe zebrina treehopper. It is known for its distinctive, roof-shaped "helmet" (pronotum) that acts as camouflage. They can also resemble other insects, leaves, thorns etc. They have a mutualistic relationship with ants with providing ants with honeydew, in exchange of which ants provide them protection from predators. They are found in Central and South America.
#strange #insects #weird #treehoppers #nature
I have an original Intellivision and a bunch of games, and this aspect of this new version is huge, for me:
"..new designs and updated artwork to make it easier to know what buttons you need to press to play different games"
because I've tried many of those Intellivision games now, and the toughest part (to me) is always figuring out what buttons do what. You gotta get deep in the manuals, sometimes, to figure it out, which you might not always have if you only have the game cartridges.
https://www.theverge.com/news/801646/atari-intellivision-sprint-console-competition
I have an original Intellivision and a bunch of games, and this aspect of this new version is huge, for me:
"..new designs and updated artwork to make it easier to know what buttons you need to press to play different games"
because I've tried many of those Intellivision games now, and the toughest part (to me) is always figuring out what buttons do what. You gotta get deep in the manuals, sometimes, to figure it out, which you might not always have if you only have the game cartridges.
https://www.theverge.com/news/801646/atari-intellivision-sprint-console-competition
Is anybody here like.... #weird or whatever. I wanna embrace this app, but it seems like most people are tech geeks and I'm just not. Has anyone gone to a good concert lately? Shit. I wanna find my weirdos.