so much to doooo
Ray, when someone asks you if you want 3000 vintage erotic magazines, you say yes
The Twitter versus mastodon hand wringing is the most hilarious argument going on Twitter these days
I've been handed 1 terabyte of Flash. Uploading it to the archive across the week.
Speaking at Living Computers Museum tonight, in Seattle.
The next 170+ Ted Nelson scans are up at https://archive.org/details/tednelsonjunkmail?sort=-publicdate (and the previous 5,000+ also up there).
So, while I'm banned over at Twitter (ban lifts sooner rather than later), I did want to say that while people want me at Mastodon full-time, I don't feel it's QUITE ready for that, and I'm still up in the air about the character and quality of what I want to do fitting in here. I chose a digipres Mastodon and I'm worried I'll be wearing people out. Maybe I just need to make my own instance.
@textfiles p.s. this is a spam account that instructed me to follow Kim Kardashian on Instagram
Banned from Twitter for 12 hours. how's everyone doin'
I think I need to start documenting the Quicktime format of Grandia's strange nonstandard .MOV files. Might help me figure out what the heck it is.
I could use eyes from anyone familiar with MPEG and similar codecs, too; I have a feeling eyeballing the video bitstream is going to be necessary to figure out what it is.
https://twitter.com/flanjanette/status/972547121462370304?s=19 WELL THIS WENT WELL
Hypercard Zine is seeking submissions! https://twitter.com/jkap/status/971875655607451648
Thats'a lotsa software
Yeah, going to not do the NDSA thing. Thanks for helping me, folks
But I'm not overly interested in causing more controversy than I already do, and I have so much on my plate anyway.
Thanks for the comments so far. This mostly stems from a tweet that @beet_keeper made on Twitter with details for http://ndsa.org/meetings/ and the "In/visible Work" theme kind of interested me - maybe my work in being public facing would have use to people who didn't go up through radio/tv/film like I did, and how I work to bring attention that way. I generally swear off archive conferences now but the thought occurred to me.
I get some (mostly subtweeted) anger that clumsy ol' me gets a lot of attention while others don't - the question is if that talk would be wanted.
I can't decide if it's useful for self-aggrandizing asshole (that's me) offering to do a speech/presentation on building a public persona around archiving for this iPRES thing. Any thoughts appreciated (negative or positive).