
Software Engineer / @Automattic.
Zaragoza, Spain
Joined March 2007
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I haven't been posting here for a long time, but just to connect the dots, I'm on:
BlueSky bsky.app/profile/koke.me
Tumblr tumblr.com/koke
Blog koke.me/
I did the thing. Come visit my #tumblr?
tumblr.com/koke
Jorge Bernal retweeted
Since 2019 I’ve been in an expensive, stressful legal battle to protect Webcomic Name (my “oh no” comics). It’s a relief to finally talk about this publicly! I’m launching a crowdfunder to pay my
remaining legal fees to end this. 1/8 gofund.me/7478032b
So much this. That looks cool, but when I’m driving, I want physical buttons that I can manipulate while keeping my eyes on the road and no distractions.
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🍿I'm wondering how badly crypto is going to crash. Bearish market, rising interest rates, and now $USDT having trouble...This will be fun to watch 🍿
Jorge Bernal retweeted
Friends, Musk/Twitter headlines are all variants of ‘what will Elon do?’ It’s a signal of how lost we are. We obsess over one man and his whims because we don’t yet have the democratic rule of law needed to govern our information spaces. Without law power is dangerous.🧵[1/8]
I’m enjoying my daily wordle, even if I don’t share scores, but @Thereisnocat_ is quickly becoming my second favorite daily pastime
Interesting how NTFs are all about creating scarcity, yet generative art is making a comeback so they can easily generate more “scarce” things to sell 🤔
github.com/gonzalezreal/Attr… saved me *a lot* of trouble today. Thank you @gonzalezreal 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Jorge Bernal retweeted
Climate scientists have estimated that #Bitcoin emissions alone could push global warming above 2°C. And this is just one of *hundreds* of other cryptocurrency networks that run on this apocalyptically wasteful set of ideas. (14/)
nature.com/articles/s41558-0…
Jorge Bernal retweeted
My latest.
As America hits 200,000 deaths from coronavirus, Africa has managed to avoid the human catastrophe that everyone predicted.
Yet the media continues to overlook the continent's successes with the virus.
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