Pizza Slow, Twitter post from June 23, 2013, 348600574578679809

I’m brewing a barley wine today. The plan is to actually (ugh) bottle it this time so’s I can age it properly.

Posted on Twitter over 13 years ago and archived here at /twitter/2013/06/22/tweet-348600574578679809/ in the Twitter collection.

Proximate posts in the General collection
newer	new-aesthetic: “Over the course of a year, I researched and created ZXX, a disruptive typeface which takes its name from the Library of Congress’ listing of three-letter codes denoting which language a book is written in. Code “ZXX” is used when there is: “No linguistic content; Not applicable.” The project started with a genuine question: How can we conceal our fundamental thoughts from artificial intelligences and those who deploy them? I decided to create a typeface that would be unreadable by text scanning software (whether used by a government agency or a lone hacker) — misdirecting information or sometimes not giving any at all. It can be applied to huge amounts of data, or to personal correspondence. I drew six different cuts (Sans, Bold, Camo, False, Noise and Xed) to generate endless permutations, each font designed to thwart machine intelligences in a different way. I offered the typeface as a free download in hopes that as many people as possible would use it.” Making Democracy Legible: A Defiant Typeface — The Gradient — Walker Art Center	25 June 2013
this post	Twitter post from June 23, 2013, 348600574578679809	23 June 2013
older	Twitter post from June 22, 2013, 348543111477202944	22 June 2013