ElectricBurgers @electricburgers@computerfairi.es

When the status quo shouts "time to get back to normal" you can always reply, "time to make things better."

The first @creativecommons licenses were released 20 years ago today! (December 16, 2002). https://creativecommons.org/timeline/

Spectacular aurora seen from space.

If you're trying to find journalists on Mastodon, I've created a verified database of several hundred here: http://presscheck.org. Since the backlog has become enormous, the unverified waiting list is now public also: http://presscheck.org/pending

I am gonna miss quote tweets, not gonna lie

In the spirit of trying new communications platforms, an experimental end-of-year project: I will handwrite the rules to a custom AI-generated board/tabletop game and send them via physical mail for up to 37 people. Details here. https://robotlit.com/post/703710967583948800/ai-games-workshop-physical-edition

I’m not sure what the legal action would be here, but curious if Lawstodon thinks this would fall under SLAPP? I can’t think of a particularly great rationale for suing over posting publicly available flight records, beyond shutting down Jack Sweeney’s speech.

In 1933, Nazis led torchlit mob into the square and looted the library of the adjoining -Universitat. 40,000 people cheered as they burned over 20,000 books by mainly Jewish, communist, liberal and social-critical authors. Many years later, a panel of glass was set into the ground to mark the spot. It’s a window. Leaning over you can look into a room below. The room is white, lined from floor to ceiling with plain shelves—an empty library. The sort of world we’d live in if the fanatics had won.