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Peter Solarz
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸

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2025 on Tumblr: Trends That Defined the Year

@theartofmadeline
One Nice Bug Per Day
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Mike Driver
RMH
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ

shark vs the universe

Kaledo Art
PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

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@ornithoptress
today i learned about a danish physician named Ole Worm who disproved the theory that lemmings mated in the clouds and fell from the sky
I didn’t know there was this much green in the whole galaxy [x]
This is making me laugh harder than I should be I think.
So my dog loves KK Slider from the Animal Crossing games and when he hears him he runs over and watches.
holy shit
Holy fuck
DemSocs and SocDems are built on takes that are so hot they are incomprehensible
the discourse coming out the middle right now has me wanting to forget English
REALLY GOOD KNUCKLE TATTOO IDEAS
D A N K K U S H
S H I T T I N G
D E E Z N U T Z
B O N E R E D !
H E L L A G A Y
B U S H 9 / 1 1
P E P S I M A X
M E G A M I N D
I < 3 L U I G I
K N U C K L E S
B A R B E Q U E
Wireless internet access is on the rise in both modern consumer societies and in the developing world. In rich countries, however, the focus is on always-on connectivity and ever higher access speeds. In poor countries, on the other hand, connectivity is achieved through much more low-tech, often asynchronous networks.
While the high-tech approach pushes the costs and energy use of the internet higher and higher, the low-tech alternatives result in much cheaper and very energy efficient networks that combine well with renewable power production and are resistant to disruptions.
If we want the internet to keep working in circumstances where access to energy is more limited, we can learn important lessons from alternative network technologies. Best of all, there’s no need to wait for governments or companies to facilitate: we can build our own resilient communication infrastructure if we cooperate with one another. This is demonstrated by several community networks in Europe, of which the largest has more than 35,000 users already.
re-creation of one of my favorite audio posts (which is now broken)
re-creation of one of my favorite audio posts (which is now broken)
me to my mutuals