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8 votes
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Fits on a floppy - a manifesto for small software
4 votes -
Why Namibia exceeded all our expectations | First days driving across Africa’s emptiest country
21 votes -
US keyboards don't have enough keys, so I switched to Japanese - HyperJIS
23 votes -
Turning meshes into horrifying piecewise functions
5 votes -
Things you didn't know about (Postgres) indexes
9 votes -
I turned my Kindle into my own personal newspaper
40 votes -
Making React ProseMirror really, really fast
16 votes -
Rigging bingo: Creating seeded randoms in JavaScript
10 votes -
Adding live reload to a static site generator written in Go
16 votes -
Tetris: The Grand Master [documentary]
16 votes -
I hope you don't use generative AI - an essay about my experience offering an open-source tool
71 votes -
The woes of writing markdown
26 votes -
Dox with Grok
38 votes -
My T430
15 votes -
TV’s TV (1987) & TV Games Encyclopedia (1988)
11 votes -
This app alerts you when it detects Meta camera glasses nearby
43 votes -
Why doesn’t Anthropic use Claude to make a good Claude desktop app?
27 votes -
The Funny Men
1 We are the funny men The laughter men Leaning together Headpiece filled with mirth. Alas! Our wavering voices, when We giggle together Are loud and senseless As hyenas in dry grass Or gales...
1
We are the funny men
The laughter men
Leaning together
Headpiece filled with mirth. Alas!
Our wavering voices, whenWe giggle together
Are loud and senseless
As hyenas in dry grass
Or gales stirring shards of glass
In our dry cellarForm of clay, color of slick.
Fictitious force, turbulent motion;
Those who have crossed
With eyes darting to and fro,To death's other kingdom
Remember us -- if at all --
Not as grasping, violent souls
But only as
The funny men
2
Eyes I dare not meet in ads
In death's advertisement kingdom
These do not appear:
There, the eyes are
Blinding light on a broken column
There, is a tube man swinging
And voices are
In the wind's singing
More shrill and more booming
Than a cancelled star.Let me be no nearer
In death's advertisement kingdom
Let me also wear
Such deliberate disguises
(Thinnest phone, cleanest drip, slickest rizz)
On the grass
Behaving as the wind behaves
No nearer--Not that final meeting
In the Find Out kingdom
Here you go! I’ve rewritten the text to avoid direct reference to the theme:
III
This is the slop land
This is swamp land
Here, the seed rounds
Are raised, here they receive
The supplication of a gilded man's hand
Under the twinkle of a parasite star.Is it like this
In death's other kingdom
Waking alone
At the hour when we are
Trembling with tenderness
Fully sure that
We and our money are soon parted.
4
The eyes are not here
There are no eyes here
In this valley of choking stars
In this hollow valley
The worms atop our kingdoms' bones.In this last of meeting places
We wail together
A barbaric yawp
Gathered on this beach of the sunken riverSightless, unless
The flames reappear
As the perpetual star
Tetraethyllead rose
Of death's Find Out kingdom
The hope only
Of unserious men.
5
Baby shark
Mommy shark
Daddy shark
Grandma shark
Between the idea
And the reality
Between the motion
And the act
Falls the ComedyDon’t want to meet your daddy
Between the conception
And the creation
Between the emotion
And the response
Falls the ComedyJust want you in my Caddy
Between the desire
And the spasm
Between the potency
And the existence
Between the essence
And the descent
Falls the ComedyDon’t want to meet your mama
Just want to
I’m just
Just want to make you
Grandpa shark
Where’d they go
No one’s here
Sleep again14 votes -
Serenity: zen gliding to the sound of procedurally generated music
20 votes -
llOOPy lOOPs
12 votes -
The AI industry doesn’t take “no” for an answer
39 votes -
Why do RSS readers look like email clients?
23 votes -
Tulioja - Sä oot elämisen arvoinen (2026)
5 votes -
Crossdressing Garbage
58 votes -
RCS — SMS via the internet — is good, but it doesn't matter
31 votes -
Far Cry 5 | When gameplay and story fundamentally oppose each other
24 votes -
My favorite media of 2025
24 votes -
Is it possible to live without WhatsApp?
31 votes -
Sir Curse - Coraline (2021)
6 votes -
Doppi, the nicest player for your music files
21 votes -
Leaving Apple behind after eighteen years
47 votes -
The iPhone 16e is good, actually
22 votes -
Leave the phone, take a camera
41 votes -
How to get found by recruiters on LinkedIn
30 votes -
What makes a game, a game? - The results
15 votes -
Home Assistant Voice Preview Edition review (FOSS alternative to Alexa, Siri etc)
16 votes -
Is “green AI” even possible?
13 votes -
GPT-5 has come a long way in mathematics
21 votes -
I tried to build a WhatsApp bot. Meta banned me before it left the drawing board.
20 votes -
Gluing and framing a 9000-piece jigsaw
20 votes -
The final straw: Why companies replace once-beloved technology brands
19 votes -
The worlds on fire. So lets just make AI porn.
23 votes -
I think nobody wants AI in Firefox, Mozilla
52 votes -
Facebook and Instagram are paradises for scammers, reveal Meta's internal documents
37 votes -
How should open source software projects handle AI‑generated code?
8 votes -
What makes a game, a game?
45 votes -
Is this a game? | Blank Quiz, made in Google Forms
25 votes -
mabry - amalgam (ep) (2025)
hey everyone — i finished my music/sound project back on halloween but forgot to post it here! it is drone/noise/ambient/experimental music so if that’s not your thing, i completely understand!...
hey everyone — i finished my music/sound project back on halloween but forgot to post it here!
it is drone/noise/ambient/experimental music so if that’s not your thing, i completely understand!
listen and download for free on bandcamp
or listen on other streaming platforms:
- spotify
- apple music*
- youtube
- deezer (cannot find link at the moment)
- amazon music
- 100+ more, just search “mabry amalgam” and I hope you’ll find it.
(*) for some reason the distributor created a new artist with the exact same name as my correct account just for this EP. If you want to hear my other stuff as well, here’s the correct profile
this was a music/sound project with contributions from some fellow tildes users. some of you may remember my post from several months ago asking if anyone wanted to collaborate. a number of you kind folks did and I used 5 users contributions throughout the project.
i’m very happy with how things evolved (and don’t have the overwhelming urge to pull it down and tweak it into oblivion per normal) and am very grateful for everyone who participated. it was a unique experience for me and i enjoyed 99% of it! the 1% I didn’t enjoy was dealing with a new music distribution service, but that’s a different topic.
seriously, thank you
i was in a creative rut for months and having the pieces submitted by other people really helped.
i don’t know if the folks want to be credited directly in this post but those who agreed to being credited in general have been with the final releases.
i tried my best with the tags but i’m still not 100% on how to tag properly :)
7 votes -
You don't need Anubis
33 votes