Dear @ZelenskyyUA, as a Hungarian, I take pride in our history of standing for freedom—which is why I deeply disagree with our government’s stance. To the Ukrainian people: your courage inspires us all. May solidarity triumph over the politics of division. Thank you! 🇭🇺🤝🇺🇦
After hosting V4 prime ministers, @BorisJohnson told @hvg_hu [Orbán] “Viktor has made it clear he represents a common position on sanctions policy, thereby contributing to Vladimir Putin’s downfall” https://t.co/GjtCk0LR7A
This is possibly the most important and long-awaited tweet that I've ever composed.
On behalf of @Twitter, I am delighted to announce their new @TorProject onion service, at:
https://t.co/Un8u0AEXeE
I renew my invitation for everyone to take part on 2 March, Ash Wednesday, in a Day of Prayer and Fasting for Peace in #Ukraine, in order to be near to the suffering Ukrainian people, to be aware that we are all brothers and sisters, and to implore God for an end to the war.
As it turns out #Putin’s role model is that lowlife Yuri Andropov who was the Soviet ambassador to Hungary during the 1956 revolution. History repeats itself, this time by another lowlife. Ukraine 🇺🇦 I stand by and pray for thee!
interesting read from stephen wolfram (of mathematica fame) on trying to replace the current centralised blockchain consensus with a distributed one using cellular automaton (spoiler - he is unable but hints that it should be doable) → https://t.co/dShw8R39XM
Watch the trailer for the Generative Unfoldings exhibition, part of our “Unfolding Intelligence” Symposium. Curated by Nick Montfort, the exhibition is a collection of 14 artworks commissioned by #mitcast.
On 4/1 meet the artists, curator, and jurors. https://t.co/sGFsXJfO1F
If tea spread to your country by sea, you call it ‘tea’. If by land, you call it chai.
(*This is because the ports of Fujian and Taiwan use the coastal pronunciation ‘te’, whereas Mandarin uses chá.)