Wouldn't the message come from the website, tho? Seems like she's shooting the messenger.
this post was submitted on 20 Nov 2024
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Automatism in the age of the children of Unix.
It's a box of antique photographs. A blade, a girl and a fish. Whatever it means, you're invested.
Now that you're a surrealist, become a Techno-Mage:
- https://openbsd.org/
- https://freebsd.org/
- https://netbsd.org/
- https://dragonflybsd.org/
- https://9front.org/
- https://100r.co/site/uxn.html
- https://distrowatch.org/
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This doesn’t need to be printed on your average merchandising. This needs to be on a fucking billboard.
Edit: edit to avoid keyword scouring bots from stealing & spamming merch. Idk if they can do that but you’re probably the #1 artist I’d hate to see it happen to
You're too kind..
But look, the main thing I'm grateful for is that we collectively managed to build a community on an obscure platform despite all odds and the naysayers from the walled gardens sipping their trademarked cocktails.
Obviously the egotist in me is happy for every upvote on my fuzzy lines, but more than that I'm happy to know that the endless struggle against the Behemoth of progressive-backwardism is a struggle that many of us share. While I may draw the lines, I believe that some of the work represents something we all feel, one way or another. I like to think the Mage belongs to us all.
And when the bots come, if they haven't already, it's not a fight worth fighting. And there will be a fair share of irony in them stealing the symbol that wages a war against them.
oh and runbsd!
Serving cocktails in the back garden in a great idea. I'm glad you thought of that. I'll have a sherry flip.
End that device now. Non-lethal shots are cruel.
Nonesense, one quick replacement and an OS flash and that machine will be walking The Binary Halls once more.
I meant shoot it again
Machines are sacred, data-sibling.
Educational tear-downs are a great way to give an honorable death to a machine. I have a young relative who loves taking things apart. When they're done, the parts go into a big bin for the annual trip to the recycling center.
A skeptical fish once said a long time ago:
"Can't save them all."