A screenshot of my Twitter banner showing my newly created heritage avatars, created dynamically for Twitter and using binary numbers to represent the day of the month.

Dynamic avatars on Twitter

The visualization tells me that the first publication from my Twitter bot, created to dynamically update my avatars daily was 20 December 2012. My bot was a simple Python script that generated images in binary to represent the day of the month.

Visual representation of the binary number 0b10100 indicating the 20th of the Month -- in this instance 20 December 2012
20 December 2020 via https://github.com/exponential-decay/binary-numbers/blob/334d417ad2fef1ac37e082e7d78f42412d176de3/binary-numbers-original-images/binary-numbers-original-images-all/20-12-2012.png

Why?

Well, doesn’t it get a little boring looking at the same thing every day?

Lets look at the details below.

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Maus: Looking Back

Looking Back, MMV: MA Digital Culture and Technology: Digitisation of the Comic Book

2005 saw the completion of my Master of Arts in Digital Culture and Technology. My specialization within the School of Digital Humanities at Kings College London was Material Culture and Technology, writing about what we could learn from comic books, how we could preserve them and at the same time remain faithful to the material culture surrounding them.

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