wow oh wow! @gingerbeardman made a pretty incredible discovery that the history of emojo dates back much much longer then was common knowledge! Pretty conclusive evidence that it dates back to at least 1988!
https://societyofsigns.com/notes/emoji-history-before-ntt
https://mastodon.gamedev.place/@gingerbeardman/112418645114683476
Ever wondered about what @VeilidNetwork is and what it does? Well, cDc has you covered! 
Elite 40th Anniversary update from Ian Bell!
New source codes added to the archive, including a prototype Elite 2! Right On!
a friend of mine just booted Linux on an Intel 4004! (yes, the first microprocessor)
Has everyone checked out @aartaka's Brainfuck enterprise empire? If you haven't you should: https://github.com/bf-enterprise-solutions
Pay particular attention to the code and documentation style guide for maintainable Brainfuck 🤯 😂 🤯 😂 🤯 😂
> UPCOMING (contact us to pre-order): State-of-art asynchronous web-server, nine nines reliable key-value store, and an industry-destroying machine learning framework---all written in Brainfuck!
I don't know if this is serious. To a large extent it doesn't matter!
tonic 
One small step in eradicating the Unix virus today. #LispM #LispMachine
After talking with a friend about drafts of The Wrath of Khan, I decided to watch it along side the one shooting script I have for it.
Still lots to mine in here, even if it's not an early draft. I'd forgotten Saavik was originally half Romulan, which is why she has flashes of emotion in the movie:
all these software people obsessed with “shipping” and “deliverables” and “package managers” should consider the possibility that postal work might be their true calling
re: ancillarily and about lisp
arduino zero - 32K RAM
adafruit m4 - 192K RAM
Adafruit nRF52840 boards - 256K
beeb microbit V2 - 128K, V1 - 16K
teensy boards - 1 moby
pi pico 2 - 520K
i think the chinese might even be able to offer some interesting solutions to exactly what microcontroller platform to target, this is a curated list of what ulisp supports natively.
but have not had the time to write anything down
i have been exploring collapseOS and it is rich in ideas. it is largely complete as a project and DuskOS has taken over, it seems.
you could think of the people's permacomputer project as a lisp variation of the FORTH-based collapseOS
oh look! a cracked version of god of war ragnarok already exists! it's been 90 minutes since release! and they've already converted legit paying customers to pirate customers cuz of their stupid DRM
sony, was it really worth all the man-hours you've put into creating DRM? and worth the sales you've lost?