cyberbit

Developer, musician, human.

[cyberbit @plexabit]

this css bug on the monitor is going to be my legacy...

[east coast anna @love_soze_]

these computercraft people take this shit seriously huh

[cyberbit @plexabit]

@hugeblank @h3llhen i can confirm it's worse

[cyberbit @plexabit]

@reallyremar bear miner 2 🙏

[cyberbit @plexabit]

@jackvoicesYT @ChuckleSandwich @jschlatt @TedNivison the upturned hellO? at the beginning

[cyberbit @plexabit]

@TofuToons tofu_explode.exe

[cyberbit @plexabit]

@M0YASI_ That's ruff

[Andrew Huang @andrewhuang]

I respect that

[Samperson @SamNChiet]

ancient code comments are tomes containing the last screams from lost souls

[dragnet girl @livedeadgirls]

if your adhd friend hasn’t been in touch, i promise they still love you. they just don’t have a human soul. their divine connection has been severed and they can no longer hear the voices of angels

[cyberbit @plexabit]

@Ludosity @reallyremar Asha is a blast from the past 💙💙

[cyberbit @plexabit]

Nothing makes me unreasonably angry like poorly captioned informational tiktoks. A brain in a jar in a server farm did better work than you did with your fancy font and drop shadow

[Adam B. Hill, M.D. @Adamhill1212]

5yo asked me to go find something downstairs. I couldn’t find it.

5yo: “I’ve got an idea. This time, go back downstairs and try your best”.

[Freddie Wong @fwong]

I only eat at Chinese restaurants with 3.5 stars on Yelp

[cyberbit @plexabit]

I was today years old when I forgot S-Video existed

[trash jones @jzux]

i am not having a baja blast i am actually kind of having a baja hard time

[Mick 💙💛 @MickBoettge]

Today is the only day you can retweet this

[cyberbit @plexabit]

@M0YASI_ Egg is the MGM intro sequence of meat the movie

[NASA @NASA]

It's here–the deepest, sharpest infrared view of the universe to date: Webb's First Deep Field.

Previewed by @POTUS on July 11, it shows galaxies once invisible to us. The full set of @NASAWebb's first full-color images & data will be revealed July 12: https://t.co/63zxpNDi4I

[Vsauce @tweetsauce]

The first photograph of the full-disk of Earth.

Taken on 30 May 1966 by the Soviet Molniya 1 satellite, it was released to the public 56 years ago today.