tegan pyke
@tegan.online
[insert more witty and interesting profile here] | PhD fellow @ University of Bergen, Norway | Editor and Barker @ electronicbr.bsky.social
💾 digital culture, the web, writing, and vernacular creativity
💾 digital culture, the web, writing, and vernacular creativity
“In general, birds raised in high-welfare systems with access to pasture and sunlight are healthier and more resilient than birds raised in confinement […]”
You sure can see that in Frida and Ellen 🥹
You sure can see that in Frida and Ellen 🥹
February 25, 2025 at 9:58 PM
“In general, birds raised in high-welfare systems with access to pasture and sunlight are healthier and more resilient than birds raised in confinement […]”
You sure can see that in Frida and Ellen 🥹
You sure can see that in Frida and Ellen 🥹
wait, compulsive data collection is a BAD activity?!
February 8, 2025 at 7:50 PM
wait, compulsive data collection is a BAD activity?!
In this one you can learn all about the cyberdebates! An iconic moment in ebr and electronic literature history where hypertext and cybertext theorists duked it out
February 5, 2025 at 7:14 PM
In this one you can learn all about the cyberdebates! An iconic moment in ebr and electronic literature history where hypertext and cybertext theorists duked it out
A decade ago I quit the series entirely, disgusted by the husked out shell of a game EA offered up after the wonders of Sims 3’s open neighbourhoods
January 22, 2025 at 7:25 AM
A decade ago I quit the series entirely, disgusted by the husked out shell of a game EA offered up after the wonders of Sims 3’s open neighbourhoods
I saved this article in Zotero when I read it, it’s so ridiculously on point
January 17, 2025 at 11:59 PM
I saved this article in Zotero when I read it, it’s so ridiculously on point