fenwick 🔲 @fenwick67@octodon.social
Engineer, Developer, Person. I boost almost any retrocomputers and burds I see. http://fenwick.pizza
extremely hot take. so hot, i think sleeping town's server is overheating, sorry una Show more
'LongFurby is the creation of a 23-year-old photography student turned wedding caterer who calls themself Aloe. "She was an Idea that I just had to get out and onto paper," Aloe told VICE in an email. Inspired by body distorting memes like Longcat and their collection of 21 other Furbies, they found themselves wondering, "What if Furby was.... longer..."'
https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/evkvz4/the-short-history-of-long-furby
(via @masklayer)
I recently updated the fediverse feed embedder: https://www.mastofeed.com/ . Now it looks better, and you can filter out boosts and replies!
Noëlle the 8-Bit🏳️🌈🎄
"Y’know, the thing about a shark, he’s got lifeless eyes, black eyes, like a Funko Pop’s eyes."
Excel macros should be illegal. Don't @ me.
"Feral peacocks are attacking luxury cars after seeing their own reflections"
That's the most saucy headline I've read in a while
"And now the pesky peafowl are taking property damage to a whole new level, attacking dark-colored luxury cars with their strong beaks. The problem seems to be that they catch the sight of their own reflections and mistake them for other peacocks."
Microsoft announces first new feature to be added to github after their acquisition
lol, i think i get it now!
Tweet from InfoSecSherpa (@InfoSecSherpa)
Are there any CC or public domain rigged T/Y-pose humans floating around the interweb? Looking to 3D print some DND minis in custom poses and really don't feel like rigging things.
Found this amusing
People who play music out loud on their phones or on ortable speakers in public are the worst
English is my first and only language, and I only just found out that "Don" and "Dawn" are supposed to be pronounced differently 
Yeah I use Electron applications
hey i never knew about the Datapoint 2200 (1970):
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Datapoint_2200
it was supposed to be a dumb terminal but it was "secretly" an actual - very early - personal computer ("they chose to keep quiet about this so as not to concern investors"). its CPU was going to be a microprocessor chip (rather than discrete logic), and they asked TI and Intel to design it but TI couldn't make it, and they didn't use Intel's chip. BUT Intel kept the design and it ended up becoming the x86 architecture!
Home ownership is so overwhelming, 1/10 would not recommend.
