Elektrine lite

← Feed

💀 scattershotgun 💀

scattershot@merveilles.town

<p>An old goth reconnecting with his core values.</p><p>- inner-city homesteading <br />- self-sufficiency<br />- books + design <br />- creativity + play<br />- puzzles + games</p><p>Neurodivergent • Designing and building a way of living that actually fits how my brain works, rather than damaging myself bending to fit into how society wants me to work • SWUK</p><p>Director of the Bookhouse Institute. <br /><a href="https://bookhouse.uk" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener" translate="no"><span class="invisible">https://</span><span class="">bookhouse.uk</span><span class="invisible"></span></a></p>

Posts

  • View post

    Fascinating interview with Brian Eno from 1995 about the future of music. Couple of predictions were spot on. Also involves talk about art, boundaries, creativity, processes and systems, plus a bunch of other stuff. https://www.wired.com/1995/05/eno-2/ #process #system #creativity #art #design #music

  • View post

    @gosha@merveilles.town i reply with something about how i have no control over the ghosts that now haunt them.

  • View post

    @alicemcalicepants@ohai.social it currently looks like it’s not whole councils getting taken over by these paychopathic numptys. Let’s hope it stays like that. However, everything is terrible.

  • View post

    Everything you would expect from a Massive Attack / Tom Waits collab. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=L-57FrioeuE&amp;amp;pp=iggCQAE%3D

  • View post

    Dragged this out of the attic. Needs a new ribbon, but it’s fully working.

  • View post

    #Libraries are one of the few public spaces where you&amp;#39;re allowed to exist without the expectation of spending any money. Support your local Third Place. They’re dwindling.

  • View post

    We will be scraping AI out of our culture like asbestos for decades to come.

  • View post

    “Wealth inequality is the most common and crucial element of societal collapse. It corrodes the social fabric… hollows out societies, leaving them to be a brittle shell which can be cracked asunder by numerous different shocks.” Luke Kemp, Centre for the Study of Existential Risk

  • View post

    I bought it in the end. It is a fascinating dive into all sorts of text games from the 50s up until the last couple of years. Proper deep dive: interviews, reviews, maps, how things were programmed and why. Currently reading about “A Mind Forever Voyaging” by Steve Meretzky published by Infocom in 1985 for the delightful price of $44.95 #IF #adventuregames #interactivefiction #textgames #retrogaming #gamedev