This is crazy and I love it.

My floppy disk has an old friend on it #floppy #pyportal #gif #CircuitPython Mark Komus @[email protected] @Adafruit #maxheadroom

Bialatski started campaigning for Belarusian democracy forty years when Belarus was still part of the USSR. He's still trying but, in many ways, you might say that Belarus is still part of the "new USSR".

'They've lost everything': Ni-Vanuatu Kiwis' concern amid cyclone Kevin. "Two consecutive category 4 cyclones with a 6.5 magnitude earthquake" stuff.co.nz/national/30082…

"you will feel your breathing improve in a matter of days" ... yes folks it's 1920's Cigarette advertising all over again 🤦‍♀️.

If Meetup is not the slowest site of its size I would like to know what is . If I discovered it was running on a dial-up I would not be surprised. It's not just today, every time I go there there's always plenty of time to relax between screen refreshes.

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It's strange and then it gets stranger 🤔

Wabi sabi #mentalhealth #wellbeing #mindfulness #japan

Original art by Kohei Yoshihara 吉原 宏平, from Japan. Instagram: instagram.com/kohei1975 Twitter: x.com/kohei1975_tw

Amazing that NZ Post can secretly decide they're not going to deliver somewhere but that they get to keep what they've been paid to do so. Not a lawyer, but what sort of contract is that ? rnz.co.nz/news/national/…

Bike racks on buses are a good idea and providing a way to practice getting on is a great idea . metlink.org.nz/news-and-updat…

A lesson on the greenhouse effect with Carl Sagan. 🎥: Carl Sagan testifying before Congress in 1985 on climate change

"Mr Pascal" - Niklaus Wirth has died, aged 89. This obituary provides many interesting details about a very accomplished life theregister.com/2024/01/04/nik… #pascal #modula #oberon #turingprize

Amazingly, to me at least, 80% of antibiotics are used on farmed animals. The overuse of antibiotics leads to antimicrobial resistance, a situation which takes us back to the pre-antibiotic world, something few alive today can remember. theguardian.com/global-develop…