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Interesting!

The scroll wheel on the mouse doesn't seem to be working. Opening cybercafe.space in a browser sends it into an infinite loop

William Gibson described it as "High tech, low life." It's also described as a Genre that explores the connection and impacts between technology and the human experience.

There's a site somewhere that has various ASCII art renditions of that code. It's on my project list to print some of those on some shirts :P

It might also have something to do with Project 2025. There's a plan to return the US to the gold standard.

I was very excited when this project first came about, but it has been pretty dead for a while. It seems like the creators made a TED talk about it, got some financing, and moved on. They're now focused on selling classes on building their version of an inexpensive house that they say will "change the world."

I've been using it most of this year, it's been really handy. I do wish there was a better way to manage attachments. Right now if you attach an image or document to a note, there's no easy way to download it, at least from the android app. You can select the image and get details, but no save/dl option.

I'd also love a way to see attachments on a note in a list, with download options. I have several notes with multiple docs attached, and I would like the option of downloading them all at once.

I also wish they took feedback directly. The last time I checked, they ha

Wasn't this only possible because Trump enacted "Operation Warp Speed?"

They look great! Double-headed nails make great mini swords. I use them to show that I can make a sword in one heat. Smash it flat, file some small tapers and you're set. Plus, it fits in the hand of a lego person :P

>The novel's protagonist is inspired by Warren Buffett. On August 14, 2011, Warren Buffett wrote an influential op-ed entitled, "Stop Coddling the Super-rich"

This wiki page implies that because Ralph Nader wrote the above article in 2011, he inspired the release of a book in 2009?

Great video. It's pretty inspirational to see a kid pulling off some awesome hacker projects!

How many computers nowadays can connect to a phone line?

This sounds like an interesting project. Can it extract text from scanned books? In those types of pdfs, each page is stored as an image file. If you could pair this project with that capability, I could see this being insanely useful to many organizations.