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A low-fi audiozine that puts the punk back in cypherpunk.
This is becoming my favorite conference. I know it's "on brand" for me to say this but these irl events I find much more fulfilling. Someone handed me a tape when they saw me, they remembered me from last year, and I was taken aback when I received applause for a poem mid-talk. Thank you for all that attended. Thank you @JurajπŸ΄πŸ’›πŸŒ˜ and @No Good Kid for this amazing zine. I have lots to think about now but first I must water all my plants! View quoted note β†’
Thomas Pynchon has a new book, Shadow Ticket, that will be released in a week. His last book, Bleeding Edge, was published over a decade ago. For all my hackers out there, this one is not to be missed. He gets the culture correct, from the exploit cycle drops at blackhat and defcon, to a metal gear solid reference. I still prefer Crying the Lot of 49 the best, but if you were part of early hacker culture especially, you should enjoy Bleeding Edge. I wrote a Sestina, which is a kind of poem with rotating words, not unlike AES s-boxes, about it here.
Largest batch of tapes I've ever sent going out tomorrow. This one goes out to all the Trystero members. image
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Love this. Super interesting to see European second hand stores. Prague has one of the coolest record stores I've been.
This is the power of splits. Nostr zaps don't have this yet. Bolt12 is nice, I like it, but it can't fully do this. The thing about programmable money is there are different use cases. Embrace the entropy. #bringkeysendback View quoted note β†’
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