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• Post #1255536

  Czechoslovak IC manufacturer Tesla https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tesla_a.s. (include the last period in this link!!) was named after Nikola Tesla "who briefly studied in Prague, but when the association with a Serbian American became politically inconvenient it was explained as abbreviation from TEchnika SLAboproudá, which means 'low-current technology'" - this is a much cooler expanded form imo, and it never fails to surprise me that the more I research Comecon...

• Post #837788

  intensely excited to be at the #permacomputing meetup in the hague next weeeeeek. will be talking about the london chapter of permacomputing, alongside legends anna andrejew, brendan howell, danny tirthdas van der kleij and @320x200 💠 tickets via https://www.stroom.nl/en/stroom/agenda-en/brewing-permacomputing-collectives come come friday 28th 🌠

• Post #837787

  @vga256 hey :) im intrigued with the bug syntax! do you have any documentation around where it comes from? currently working with #kiki and loving it!

• Post #837785

  in ljubljana this weekend at osmo/za for some more #permacomputing !! join us to write markdown, living documentation and literate programming together <33 more info here: https://www.osmoza.si/en/event/pocket-infrastructure :)

• Post #837784

  trying to get as much info as possible for this mildly niche and recent topic obsession of mine - pls give me any book recommendations for tech history during and post- eastern bloc.. ideally about diy tech, #piracy, folk culture, #self-hosting collectives and laws & regulations around technology use in countries that were aligned with the soviet union ??

• Post #837783

  I'll be doing another iteration (last one 😢) of the literate programming workshop in Zurich on the 15th! At https://unsorted.love <3 come by if you're in the area 🤖

• Post #746571

  who's gonna be in warsaw 7-9 of april and wants to talk to me about polish early computing history 🥺👉 👈