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A low-fi audiozine that puts the punk back in cypherpunk.
Spinning a record from @letemriot !
Shells whistle overhead
like the fourth of July.
A cacophonous marching band
of screaming and shouting nears.
Old veterans sit and stare,
as a jeep drives them away.
Grenades tossed like candy from a float
bounce my way.
Fingers fly and flap
like hot dogs in the sky —
my shirt is now cherry pie,
half eaten.
Here comes the prom queen
in an open sedan!
An angel of peace —
Without a pause
she drapes me with the flag.
As I sink into the ground,
the jingles of patriotism move on
leaving only me,
with the debris
in the street.
Parade on the 4th of July
an antiwar poem
I was curious about how resistant rust was to fault injection, i.e. glitching.
"With these targets being set, the Rust compiler will be your first enemy in making fault-resistant code. "
I will go back to ignoring all your software security.
From 2022 however.
The Rust Programming Language Forum
Best practices - fault-injection resistant Rust code
Hey 👋, My PhD dissertation happens to be on the topic of fault injection (simulation, and also fault model inference), so I know the subject so...
This is how I feel about nostr most days.
Too many zooz.
Wtf skater gurl.
This rant by Steve Yegge is useful to share now again.
He found out that political liberals like conservative programming languages e.g. rust and the like.
But in today's parlance they would be perhaps called far-right programming languages.
You can search through old forums and the like, but this article always pisses of programmers who really like these very formal and restrictive languages but pride themselves in being progressive.
Gist
Notes from the Mystery Machine Bus - Steve Yegge
Notes from the Mystery Machine Bus - Steve Yegge. GitHub Gist: instantly share code, notes, and snippets.
I had a very nice interview with a writer on substack.
The words "economic model" are mentioned so it's suitable to share here as well 🤣
Every Friday I do a LIT poetry show, on all your podcast apps, audio and video. Thanks to those that routinely show up.
From this interview, I think you'll see, how much it means to a small group of poets.
It gives an immense amount of joy to a small group of people. And I'm very happy with that.
Make Poetry Punk Again: A Conversation with Josh Datko
Author Interview
Since I'm my own podcast host now, I can create new podcasting tags. These go in the xml of the podcast feed.
First proposal: isShillingHardwareWallet value: boolean.
This will help filter Bitcoin podcasts.
And they are done! First batch will go out this weekend! There are now people who ask for them at a local record store, so I drop some off there.
The rest I save to mail out to you if you send me a postcard! 📯
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Side ABaia Silko (Single) by Øystein BergePoor Richard by bitpunk.fmAn Angel without a body (Tony Schwartz and Marshall McLuhan)Brackish Dreams by...
Today is duplication day. Takes about 6 minutes to make 2 copies from 1 40-minute tape.
Bolt 12 is pretty awesome. I recommend y'all try it. It's a great use case for pre-printed QR codes.
Back in the real world, quite a bit has been going on between @ChadF and 33 others @StevenB and @Sir Libre
JCards are done. Will run the tapes this week.
I discovered a new data-over-audio tool released this year! It is, not as robust as waver, but it has a cooler website.
Chirp.bitpunk.fm
And here are some clips to practice decoding:
Podverse
Chirp transmissions
Second God - bitpunk.fm
Boosting myself because I forgot a 0 in the node address the first time.
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bitpunk.fm • Second God • Listen on Fountain
Side ABaia Silko (Single) by Øystein BergePoor Richard by bitpunk.fmAn Angel without a body (Tony Schwartz and Marshall McLuhan)Brackish Dreams by...