Sturm und Drang CompSci

@batmanaod.bsky.social

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Father, programmer (and Rustacean), pianist, dancer, over-thinker - he/him

A large red dumpster labeled "redbox+", with a portable toilet built into the dumpster itself. A phone number at the bottom of the dumpster reads "866-303-DUMP".
Full-screen browser window showing a webarchive page; the entire page contents, taking up so much screenspace that it spills slightly out of view both above and below, is the text "normal problems" in dark red.
Vision (WandaVision): 93% Professor X (X-Men): 92% Klaus Baudelaire (A Series of Unfortunate Events): 92% Bernard Lowe (Westworld): 91% Daniel Jackson (Stargate SG-1): 91% Dr. Spencer Reid (Criminal Minds): 91% Bruce Banner (Marvel Cinematic Universe): 90% Carlisle Cullen (Twilight): 90% Donald Mallard (NCIS): 90% Monty Green (The 100): 90% Lucius Fox (Gotham): 90% Alfred Pennyworth (The Dark Knight): 89% Lucius Fox (The Dark Knight): 89% Jean-Luc Picard (Star Trek: The Next Generation): 89% Data (Star Trek: The Next Generation): 89% Al Robbins (CSI: Crime Scene Investigation): 89% Dr. Aaron Glassman (The Good Doctor): 89% Leo Fitz (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.): 89% Ben Wyatt (Parks and Recreation): 88% Dale Cooper (Twin Peaks): 88% Arthur (Inception): 88% Randall Pearson (This Is Us): 88% Chidi Anagonye (The Good Place): 88%
A 3D graphic of some generic-looking computer stuff, with giant 3D text that says "7.5x" and, below it, some smaller 3D text that says "CPU 4x GPU 15x". Below the graphic, there is normal text that says "It is the fastest window in the world."
Screenshot of the canon "Jatz" entry on starwars.fandom.com. Text: > Jatz was a type of music that was one of the most popular forms of music throughout the galaxy. Jatz was played at Suli's cantina, which was located on the planet Chaaktil. It was described as sounding "smooth."
A comic from poorlydrawnlines.com: Panel 1: A bear with a straw hat, tapping with one arm on a drum, says "Find what you love and do it for the rest of your life. Panel 2: more tapping. Panel 3: more tapping; the background, previously light blue, is slightly darker and grayer. Panel 4: more tapping; more darkness and grayness Panel 5: more tapping; more darkness and grayness Panel 6: the background is now fully slate-gray. The bear thinks "I fucking hate this drum" but continues tapping.
Twitter screenshot of @arvofart quote-tweeting @PopulismUpdates, with the text "this is the list of someone who frantically googled music for the very first time". The original tweet has the text "Politico asked Vivek Ramaswamy to make a playlist", then a screenshot of Ramaswamy's playlist, which consists of the following eight songs (note: he was asked for 20): Lose Yourself - Eminem Rondo Alla Turca - Mozart Centuries - Fall Out Boy Believer - Imagine Dragons Jolene - Dolly Parton Thunder - Imagine Dragons Dream On - Aerosmith Pastures of Plenty - Woody Guthrie
Scene from Blade Runner in which the main character, Deckard, leans over his apartment balcony, looking out onto what appears to be a street far below, lit by many artificial lights but still mostly dark, enormous and imposing but simultaneously cramped-seeming
A still from Metropolis (1927) showing skyscrapers, a busy street, a plane flying below the tops of the buildings, and two large bridges crossing the street, one with cars and one with a train
A crowded Gotham street from Batman (1989); production design by Anton Furst
Two men looking at a large model of a roughly pyramid-shaped building, the Tyrell Corporation from the movie Blade Runner.