iiinova — where your digital self keeps evolving

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 28/09/2026

tried to do this so as to emphasize all parts of my life relatively evenly. several of these hit me as hard for the music as the game itself (thps series, the sims, GTA vice city, Wii Sports, BOTW, UFO 50)

140

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 27/09/2026

combine that with spotify's blatant payola (see below), and you end up with the corruption of radio, but without the common experience

000

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 26/09/2026

hmmm. this could either be really good or it could be gay Hamilton

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

A Man from the Future (stylised in sentence case) is the sixteenth studio album by English synth-pop duo Pet Shop Boys, set to be released on 9 October 2026 through the band's own label x2 and Parlophone. The band's first concept album follows the life of Alan Turing and his legacy and is a collaboration with Turing biographer Andrew Hodges.

Background and original performance

The duo originally wrote the songs with Hodges around 2012–2013, later performing it with the BBC Concert Orchestra at a BBC Prom in July 2014. They later decided to revise the piece to "give it more of an electronic emphasis", and Sven Helbig, the original orchestrator, suggested reworking his orchestrations in a more intimate arrangement for eight string players.[4] The band said about the album, "Our motive in creating this work was to make a musical memorial to Alan Turing who gave so much to his country and the world and was rewarded for it by being prosecuted for his sexuality".[5]

030

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 02/09/2026

this place needs to be seen to be believed. distinctly remember the point in my life when walking through here and it hit me "oh wait a minute this is conceptually bad"

giraffe in front of a floridian hotel themed on africa

the atrium of the african themed hotel, mostly done in wood / fake wood to look like a lodge, but with quasi african decor trappings

040

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 05/08/2026

i think of lawrence weiner's body of work, which seemed to look at the conceptual art of the late 60s and went "well, this works even better if the thing im thinking of doesnt actually exist and is just a description of what would be there"

slanted, painted words on a plain wall. it reads "inclined enough to roll"

"a translation from one language to another" painted on the side of a building, in just one language

231

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 03/08/2026

the album cover, in is own way, is impressive. i come back to this affectionately in the era of ai slop. how charming this is, in comparison, despite [gestures broadly at the thing]

010

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 28/07/2026

personal theory: because most people have what lawrence kohlberg called "conventional morals", determined either by what is legal or what they think. this includes you and me, almost certainly, on many issues we dont think about. in places where ai use is stigmatized, issue is OFTEN taken imo

210

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 25/07/2026

main character of the game cauldron

110

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 23/07/2026

At this point I mask in public for much more broad “I find it easier than getting sick 2-3 times a year” reasons than I do COVID, which is pretty damn low and has been for 4-5 months. This is Boston wastewater data, below

0100

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 21/07/2026

Even the regular x4, with no backlight or touchscreen, at 69 bucks has allowed me to read SO MUCH MORE just from it being internet free and physical button only. Apparently I’ve read for 42 hours on this thing this year—tons of books and magazines both!

110

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 20/07/2026

Amusing ourselves to death is still such a great read. This was written about the telegraph’s lead to the then-current development of cable news, but one could say the same about here, and especially about TikTok/reels/shorts

Picture of a page of Neil postman’s “amusing ourselves to death. It reads “…merge it in a Niagara of similar opinions, and convert them into—what else?-another piece of news. Thus, we have here a great loop of impotence:
The news elicits from you a variety of opinions about which you can do nothing except to offer them as more news, about which you can do nothing.
Prior to the age of telegraphy, the information-action ratio was sufficiently close so that most people had a sense of being able to control some of the contingencies in their lives.
What people knew about had…” the page then ends

270

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 17/07/2026

This here is another kaweco I have; I think it’s like 25 euro? I forget the name. Not much money though and it was an impulse purchase from the stationary store but a great one. I love that it’s clear and feels good in the hand. Running purple ink in it rn :3

010

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 16/07/2026

been connecting a lot with blood orange's lyricism again. this wasnt the context either of these songs were written in, but he said that he only writes songs about himself. so why not additionally interpret them for me, while knowing his own meaning is as true?

[Chorus: Dev Hynes & Debbie Harry]
Choosing what you live for
It's never what you make your life
How could you know if you're squandering your passion for another?
Do you ever think, boy?
Or does it just feel better alone?
Feeling the comfort of sadness in a new set of surroundings

[Chorus: Tariq Al-Sabir, Daniel Caesar & Caroline Polachek]
Hard to let you go (Hard to let you go)
See you and I know why it's always grey (Oh)
Why it's always grey (Hard to let you go; and sing to me)
Hard to let you go (Ah)
Healthy as we pray (Ah) for a journey home (Home, oh)

110

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 13/07/2026

Been thinking a lot about this quote from trans activist Janet Mock, which opens blood orange's song "Jewelry", as i continue to work on being the most unmasked version of myself

Janet Mock: So, like, my favorite images are the ones where someone who isn’t supposed to be there—who’s, like, in a space, a space where we were not ever welcomed in, we were not invited. Yet we walk in and we show all the way up. People try to put us down by saying, “She’s doing the most,” or, “He’s way too much.” But, like, why would we want to do the least?

052

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 04/07/2026

hey thats one of the funny numbers!

000

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 22/06/2026

Today I had the loaded jalapeño whopper jr combo unmodified. This came out to $8.23 for, frankly, some of the best fries in fast food rn with a significantly improved whopper experience relative to say 10-12 years ago. Vegetables tasted nice and fresh. All in all? 4.5/5 experience given money

010

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 05/06/2026

today i learned: "hrothgar" is a cognate of roger, rupert, and many other names

041

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 19/05/2026

Today i Learned: he's not saying "murder"

Genius annotation of a lyric of the song quoted below. The highlighted lyric is "Out in the street, they call it merther..." which is explained by genius dot com the following way:

"In these lines Kamoze compares the feeling of listening to this kind of music to what people in the streets vulgarly call “merther”

The term merther is a slang term of West Indian origins, often used in Jamaican patois, that denotes the sensations produced by smoking Marijuana while listening to dub reggae. The merging and distortion of sense impressions that occurs during the cannibonoid trance.
This word has been infamously mistaken for murder throughout the years of existence of this song." This analysis has 25 upvotes on the website

130

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 27/04/2026

ive been online a bit less lately and you know what ive replaced feeds with? magazines. remember magazines? theyre perfect for a tiny low powered ereader like this (the xteink x4)

061

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 23/04/2026

morgan mcmichaels out here looking like the lost gay member of u2

010

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 13/04/2026

Sometimes I forget that you grew up in the same place as me. Tell me all these sites were pretty normal and routine growing up.

010

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 03/04/2026

fun fact: the space shuttle was hermaphroditic, given its arm was canadian

The "canadarm" on the space shuttle. from the image description: STS-72 Mission Specialist Winston Scott (EV3) installs a thermal cube in preparation for Detailed Test Objective (DTO) 833 - Extravehicular Mobility Unit (EMU) Thermal Comfort. These views were taken with a 35mm lens on the Hasselblad camera to give a fisheye effect. The remote manipulator system (RMS) is raised above the payload bay. Both the Japanese Space Flyer Unit (SFU) and the Office of Aeronautics and Space Technology-Flyer (OAST-Flyer) are berthed in the payload bay. The earth limb provides a backdrop. ID: STS072-722-041

120

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 19/03/2026

yeah! than something with the 3:2 gba aspect ratio isnt bad. im playing pokemon unbound on it rn which looks like this on the 3.4 inch screen

110

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 12/03/2026

my 9 games that made me made w/ my9games.com

020

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 21/02/2026

in the last couple weeks weve had the first change to my number one most played song of all time since 2019. congratulations, "only you" by steve monite for taking the top position!

my last.fm top 100 most played songs of all time. it shows that "only you" by steve monite is my most played song of all time with 95 plays

020

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 03/02/2026

today was a nice day off spent being fascinated by my tiny ereader (passport for size). and hey its making me read more! something about it being so function limited makes it really register as a book for me

050

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 02/02/2026

first ever aliexpress purchase: this absolutely tiny (73 gram!) e-reader

im holding a tiny e-reader. its visibly smaller than the sharpie that its next to. the e-reader is showing a black and white e ink version of the book cover of "In the Shadows of the American Century: The Rise and Decline of US Global Power" by Alfred W. McCoy

070

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 28/01/2026

… I’m not sure this is right Spotify

A screenshot of the song, Gold by Kiiara as it appears in a Spotify playlist. Despite being a song that came out in 2016, Spotify describes it as an “83 slow jam, whose bassline 80 launched a thousand hip-hop flips.”

000

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 27/01/2026

AMAZING new badge by @juleshroom.bsky.social ! Overjoyed with how this came out please give them your business

a scan of a badge of me, keeble! this badge shows a colored pencil drawing of me, a gallinule furry. They wear a blue bandana around their neck and a punk-y tank top while doing a VERY gay thing with their wing. They look friendly and a bit high and VERY ho-mo-sexual.

2396

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 19/01/2026

one of the real highlights of this con was having a retro emulation setup! i had my steam deck with me too but i never once pulled it out in favor of this lil rg 34xx sp. Being able to play some of kirby and tetris and even ufo 50 made the long lines so much better

an anbernic rg 34xxsp, which is an emulation handheld that looks and feels a lot like a gameboy advance sp, but with some extra controls. this system is shown running a port of the 2024 game UFO 50, scaled to 3:2 to meet the aspect ratio of the screen. The ufo 50 game being played is magic garden

140

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 29/12/2025

What gender we feeling today, folks

The Pastoral Concert, a Titian painting from the early 1500s. The painting portrays three young people on a lawn, playing music together. Next to them, a standing woman is pouring water from a marble basin. The women are naked apart from their drapery, fallen to their legs; the two men are dressed in contemporary 16th century Venetian costume. In a vast, pastoral background, there is a shepherd and a landscape.

020

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 19/11/2025

whatever happened to "believe science"? updated vaccines are still important, despite what 47%(!) of democrats in my age cohort think

According to the pew research center, a majority of U.S. adults (59%) say they don’t want to get an updated COVID-19 vaccine. This is roughly identical to the share who said in October 2024 that they probably wouldn’t get the updated vaccine.

In the new survey, 26% of Americans say they do want an updated vaccine. Another 13% say they already got one as of late October 2025.

030

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 15/11/2025

this part of the fens in england has the silliest place names

010

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 22/10/2025

really happy with this rct build im doing on a downloaded scenerio called "duality park. trying here to space things out semi-realistically and think about it looking nice from the guest's perspective

052

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 17/10/2025

this, from astead herndon's profile of zohran mamdani, is a good thing to keep thinking of

“I think for a long time, it’s felt as if the safest place, especially as a Muslim in public life, was to be in the shadows,” Mamdani said. “And yet we see that that safety is all too tenuous. And to allow ourselves to be intimidated is to, in some ways, allow for the continuation of that very kind of politics.”

0153

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 17/10/2025

holy shit new far side?!?!?!?! truly NEVER thought this would happen. its fun seeing gary try digital art styles

020

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 17/10/2025

in 1968 sottsass designed the prettiest manual typewriter ever released (imo), the Olivetti Valentine. this is one of my holy grail things to get someday. (for his part, sottsass later disliked the valentine and said it was a failure bc he wanted it to be cheap and disposable, not just art)

241

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 13/10/2025

New pfp, done by me on procreate. First time I’ve picked up the pencil in a while! I’m out of practice

Me, keeble t. Bird. I’m a mostly red bird with a yellow and red beak. Glasses are newly circular, which was not a previous part of keeble’s design

1121

Keeble T. Bird @keebletbird.neocities.org · 29/09/2025

Impeccable vibes at the Medford, ma Ocean State Job Lot rn

050