GM☕️ "The exchange rate on tweets, is zero. I can't go get dinner or more sats with tweets" - @jack mallers I'll zap every response, towards your dinner, on this post. Have Nostr New Year 🫡 https://www.youtube.com/live/UYvPdo8VHCA?si=sxNlzpbyekcFDXtv

200 days of maths (with a little bit of Spanish)

Yakihonne keeps crashing, Habla isn't very intuitive, Highlighter gets the formatting all wrong. 🫩

Every evening is the same

GM ☕️ GDPR is a fallacy. Designed to be used a "broad stick" to penalise small private companies. While allowing public institutions like state schools to use it how they see fit.

Believing that you can is way more profitable, than believing that you can't.

In 2024, 52% of primary schools and 71% of secondary schools identified cyber security breaches or attacks in the previous 12 months. Phishing remained the most common threat, affecting 92% of primary schools and 89% of secondary schools that experienced breaches. Higher education institutions face even greater risk: 97% identified breaches or attacks in 2024

Cyber security breaches survey 2024: education institutions annex - GOV.UK

GM ☕ Children learn what's normal from their daily experiences. When surveillance is omnipresent from age two onwards, it becomes invisible - not something to question or resist, but simply the way the world works.

@Marty Bent doing i buy the hardcover or paperback? @RABBIT HOLE RECAP

@Kudzai Kutukwa I decided to write it as a series. Let me know your thoughts on the first part 🙏🏻

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399 BC: an old man sits in the baking heat of the town square in Athens drinking a cup of thick, dark brew. His feet are bare and calloused, his beard white and unkempt. Socrates knows that he will die. We will all die, but he will die soon; the cup in his hand gives him a matter of minutes. He swirls the substance around and drains it, swallowing decisively. He does not know if he will be remembered. There are no writings that he will leave for posterity, curled up in a parchment or carved in stone. He does not approve of the modern technology of writing because he believes it rots the mind, robbing man of his capacity for memory and mental reflection. He came to the city to sting it awake, attaching himself to the cradle of democracy to provoke it. His job is done: 501 of his fellow citizens were so enraged by his ideas and their effect on the precious young minds of Athens that he has been sentenced to death by drinking the hemlock he holds in his hands.