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Tebibyte Media is a joint technical working group established to fuck around and find out. We develop and maintain open systems interfaces that may or may not work and may or may not conform to any standards—and we like it that way.
We’re Back!
We are the same Tebibyte Media that brought you innovations like the defunct Discord server, the failed network, a blog nopony cared about, and a website that has been down for a year. We simply have a new identity and an interesting new logo. Our mission is to provide the unsteady drip of quickly-stagnating philosophy disguised as poorly-informed software needed to satisfy a select few self-important kvetches.
Members
Projects
- Bonsai
- A novel research operating system focused on cohesion, immanence, and security.
- Blog
- A place for members to express themselves.
- Mintee
- A fresh and tasty git forge. Designed to be lightweight, accessible through many protocols, and refreshing to behold.
- Murderu.us
- 殺さないよ
- tomo
- A no-frills GUI toolkit written in pure Go, without a shred of web technology in it.
I'd just like to interject for a moment. What you're refering to as Tebibyte, is in fact, tebibyte.media, or as I've recently taken to calling it, Tebibyte Media. Tebibyte is not the name of the group unto itself, but rather another free component of a fully functioning group name made useful by the TLD, disambiguation, and vital “Media” clarification comprising a full proper noun as defined by me.
Many computer users run into tebibytes every day, without realizing it. Through a peculiar turn of events, the digital storage units which are widely used today is are often called terabytes, and many users are not aware that they are basically tebibytes, aligned with sector offsets on the disk.
To know Tebibyte Media is to forget the old, shitty Tebibyte Media that we’d all prefer you forget about anyway, it’s embarrassing. – Dogen or whatever
Where do our members live?
Wouldn’t you like to know, weather boy?