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> In 2021, without explanation and without telling anyone, I vanished from the internet. My usage of the internet became strictly "read only".

> In 2024, I appeared briefly to tell the world I retired and had "taken up farming".

> Today, I return to the internet to tell my story and announce https://WILD.gr.


Wow, You are one of my favourite devs, surprised that not many know of your return. EDIT: Maybe post about it on r/linux or so, reaching more of your fans as I was very pleasantly surprised to see this



"The fact is, that among his hunters at least, the whale would by all hands be considered a noble dish, were there not so much of him; but when you come to sit down before a meat-pie nearly one hundred feet long, it takes away your appetite."

Moby-Dick

Herman Melville


I've had whale when I went to Norway.

Was it good? It was OK. Would I have it again? Probably not.

Still a nice experience. Also trying cured reindeer, moose and seal slices was pretty unique.


Whale meat is so iron rich. Basically eating liver.

Now reindeer steak — that’s excellent!


I recall having whale on a regular basis when I was college in Japan in 1968-69. I liked it, though its grey appearance wasn't appealing. I was always struck by how much it resembled meat in both texture and taste.


It literally is meat. It's a mammal!


To clarify: animal meat. I had a feeling this clarification would pop up...


A whale is an animal...


Sigh. OK. 4-legged.


# I was always struck by how much it resembled meat in both texture and taste.

Say what? How can a mollusc taste like meat?


mollusc [sic]: 'An invertebrate of a large phylum which includes snails, slugs, mussels, and octopuses.'


Mollusc is a perfectly legal way of writing mollusk if that's what you mean. And everyone knows that whales evolved from hungry beach snails around 50mya.


>And everyone knows that whales evolved from hungry beach snails around 50mya.

Favorite thing I've read this week.


"Gardening is the handiest excuse for being a philosopher." - Ray Bradbury, Dandelion Wine


A $10,000 reward is too small. Especially if it depends on a conviction.


Rocky Mountain National Park


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