Slanderman, Corrupting-the-Constructive

Let’s start at the end. We’ll reach the beginning eventually.

A recipient may be subjected to the same restrictions as a nonprofit, tho really there should be none of that—you should just trust the taxpayers. If they’re so dumb they’ll vote for an agency that will do nothing except returning cash to them, so be it.

I don’t actually want to “head” anything. But coercion is the only way the moderns will divulge any information necessary for such a project. When will $1B of the gov budget be free for individual taxpayers to allocate? So we can “run” a competing Innovation Agency.

So who won? A grant for “open” innovation doesn’t seem to be open itself (also why you should publish everything on Paragram so a follow-up is findable in the quotes—it’s the hypertext-that-was-promised). nia.or.th/event/OpenInno…

Terrabitia is launching the development of a concurrent video streaming platform/backbone Bystream. Report your issues with OpenTalk here (1. no mobile app) ↘️

A script? I saw your pdf report, but you didn’t even provide how much each “open-source” service is costing you, or what that “component” behind the bug was. Hopefully you’ll use Relever from now on.

I’m all for open-source projects funding themselves by charging $10 for avoiding 20-click setup. I hope this is within that, but why is the municipality paying them millions if so (it’s suspiciously only for “small” deployment)? gitlab.opencode.de/opentalk/ot-se… ft.com/content/95bd87…

At one point he’d use the Tablet to say “return me”. Perhaps out of a trick too? It’d appear that this early in Creation there were no men and everyone was a god (albeit with no “responsibility”—the reification in the next morning was disrupted).

It was about how Ninurta was persuaded to return the Tablet of Destinies, after defeating Anzu. It’ll be called “Ninurta” (once later becoming the king of the gods he would be called Ningirsu instead).

Should Paragram’s logo pun the twitter logo (a blend of hammer-and-sickle and the Swift bird) or the original X logo (“X” on a scratchy wax tablet—meaning either “more real” or “writing on a fluid surface”)?