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all ritual, it's said, is an act of procedurally generated compression; while demoscene cabals didn't see the witchcraft lurking in their loops, they had already organized themselves around the reverse engineering of arcane tongues, the swp of secrets; they had prepared without knowing for the jmp to the final instruction.
{ after @Dauntless and @grime_witch }

an amazing impact of oulipo on my mind is that all writing, particularly with fifth symbols, is now startling: for as if in communion with its authors, I find much of it truly touching. which thoughts brought which words? what myriad possibility was lost in translation and typing?

i'm not sure i approve of the monster these witches are summoning https://witches.town/media/Q7FgYg7nX9_adTQSx1U

shadow magic

old california #moonjinx https://witches.town/media/jnUit5r-FBDQH72lYik

https://witches.town/media/BF-R7jR5Nh_EfHmlWcY

a purple potion and a fallen messiah

stitch witches assembling selfs from whole cloth, knitting arms and embroidering eyes, everchanging evertangling always pushing themselves through the world to hold it together { after @linguangst @pointers }

Bitch Manifesto, vintage, for your reading pleasure. It is good out loud! http://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/bitch.htm #manifesto

So, hi everyone :) Expect me to be going off into weird old systems, theory of computation, chaos magick, and occult weirdness along those lines. Still figuring out the lore tbh

good morning, witches!

today I am appreciating every stripe on every bee and the sound rain makes on roofs

@fruchtblase boulangerie@witches.town

@b hexedit (verb) :
1) to edit individual bytes of a file by use of a hexadecimal display.
2) to edit code through a complex series of chained hexes (see also: vim).
3) to hex and/or curse a texteditor of type (2) for its idiosyncracies.
4) to edit the hexes of (3) so that the texteditor returns to functionality.

Reading about how the characteristics of the first settlers in a new territory set the tone for the way that territory then develops. See e.g. anti-authoritarian Scots and Irish in midland USA. Something similar true of social networks?