Post about Hundred Rabbits

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         <p>One of the many reasons why i have so little energy to post is that i feel like most of what i do is meaningless or not interesting to anyone, which is probably to be expected when i explicitly choose to ignore <abbr title="search engine optimization">SEO</abbr> or just when i work on very niche topics. if you want to help me fight the negative voices in my head, feel free to <a href="https://tilde.town/~lucidiot/contact.html" target="_blank">reach out to me</a>. Even just a single sentence to tell me you are reading me is hugely appreciated.</p>
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+      <title>Hundred Rabbits</title>
+      <pubDate>Sun, 28 May 2023 15:11:40 +0200</pubDate>
+      <guid isPermaLink="false">100r</guid>
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+        <p>Rek Bell and Devine Lu Linvega are two artists living together on a sailboat called Pino, forming the artist collective known as Hundred Rabbits, often abbreviated 100r. They publish their sailing experiences and show a particularly minimalist aesthetic in their various artistic projects, and got quite popular. They have a monthly newsletter where they report updates on their various projects and on the boat, and this newsletter has an RSS feed.</p>
+        <p>I have known about 100r for a while, but only follow them by reading this feed because their creations and ideas are often incompatible with my life; I do not live on a boat and do not really enjoy the kind of very minimalist, colorless aesthetic that they follow. Getting those quick monthly reminders of the existence of the concept of permacomputing, and taking a few minutes to watch those people living in what looks like an alternate universe completely separate from mine, can still be interesting in small doses.</p>
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