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Elekta's megneto-enchephalography (MEG) machine— a large crescent-shaped chair capable of recording the electromagnetic impulses of an organic brain.
Cod­ing with Vibes
04 03 2025blogDaniel Tompkins
Dictating is often a lot faster than typing, especially with sophisticated transcription tools. Because of its logical structure, code is a lot harder to dictat...
codeculture
A window into a recording studio with a lit sign above it that reads "LIVE" in glowing neon red letters. Through the window, you can see a person wearing headphones. They are speaking into a microphone.
Stream­ing
03 31 2025kbDaniel Tompkins
Knowledge about streaming tools, techniques, and software....
cultureInternet
A window into a recording studio with a lit sign above it that reads "LIVE" in glowing neon red letters. Through the window, you can see a person wearing headphones. They are speaking into a microphone.
OBS
03 31 2025kbDaniel Tompkins
Tutorials and usage guides for creating content with the Open Broadcaster Software (OBS)....
cultureInternet
A vintage ADM-3A terminal— image taken from the manual.
From QED to Neovim
03 09 2025blogDaniel Tompkins
From QED to Neovim, this blog post unveils the history and evolution of the digital text editor. Modern systems require a method to precisely select, input, and...
codeculture
An abstract representation of a force-directed graph— colorful nodes and connecting lines
Graph
01 01 2025pageDaniel Tompkins
A force-directed graph of nodes and edges which visualizes the relationships between articles (blog posts and knowledge base) and their tags....
culturecode
Picture of a laptop screen, showing some code that uses a modern, high-contrast color scheme.
What I Use
06 19 2023pageDaniel Tompkins
Check out my gear and let me know in the comments what you're using!...
electronicsculture
A handsome portrait of the developer and author of the Loosed Blog, Daniel Tompkins.
About
01 07 2024pageDaniel Tompkins
What is l-o-o-s-e-d.net? Learn more about Dan Tompkins, the architecture school graduate developing and writing for this private lifestyle/tech blog....
culture
Picture of a laptop screen, showing some code that uses a modern, high-contrast color scheme.
Knowl­edge Base
06 19 2023pageDaniel Tompkins
The index of the Dan Tompkins' personal knowledge base, zettelkasten, or wiki. Discover the rare curiosities of the Loosed knowledge base here....
electronicsculture
Example of lead-acid battery post corrosion
Cars and Fish
04 19 2021blogDaniel Tompkins
Far too many of us have been in the same gut-wrenching situation. You're late. The doors slam as you rush into your car. Then you turn the key, and ... nothi...
DIYculture
A loose overlap of two grids of lines. Some lines start to wriggle free of the grid and forge together like roots or bundles of wire.
In­tro­duc­tion
05 07 2020kbDaniel Tompkins
More and more accounts of people (often programmers) using the KB structure to store frequently referenced information led me to begin building my own....
codeculture
A grid of shelves containing hundreds of books.
Archive
10 08 2019pageDaniel Tompkins
Find all the previous Loosed blog posts together on one page!...
culturecode
Gif of screenshots from featured blogs
What the Blog?
07 02 2019blogDaniel Tompkins
Blogs?? That's right. You haven't time-traveled. We're 19 years past the turn of the millenium. People are giving up their writing to Medium, leaving ...
culture
The ancient library at Alexandria, Midjourney AI.
Read­ing List
06 01 2019pageDaniel Tompkins
If you're interested in a decentralized Internet, if you wonder how technology infiltrates politics (for better or worse), or if you're simply itching for a goo...
DIYpolitics
A network of people, information, and culture visualized as a faceted tapestry.
Pub­lic In­ter­net
05 02 2018blogDaniel Tompkins
Nearly a decade ago, Facebook pioneered the concept of social media. However, it wasn’t until recently— as the platform boasts 2.1 billion users&...
Internetpolitics
A network of people, information, and culture visualized as a faceted tapestry.
Pub­lic Do­main
04 27 2018blogDaniel Tompkins
In the previous post, I took a quick look at Cass Sunstein's #republic— particularly, at the mechanisms of online polarization. I'm also empathet...
culturemedia art
A council of people sitting in a chamber, visualized through the pages of a book as a frame.
A Re­pub­lic, If You Can Keep It
04 25 2018blogDaniel Tompkins
Nicco's class Media and Journalism in the Digital Age is centered on what we're forced to loosely refer to as "news", or perhaps "news media". We talke...
Internetpolitics
A collection of leather shoes.
Shoe-Leather Pol­i­tics
03 11 2018blogDaniel Tompkins
In The Victory Lab: The Secret Science of Winning Campaigns, the closed curtains typically shrouding the inner-workings of campaigns are drawn op...
Internetpolitics
A person's illustrated cartoon, distorted portrait morphed and warped and distorted into a pie chart which displays various data about the person. This civic data graphic artistically shows unique information about a person.
Whole Cit­i­zens
02 18 2018blogDaniel Tompkins
In the previous article, I took a look at David Karpf's Analytic Activism— examining how political campaigns have reacted to a hybrid me...
Internetpolitics
An illustrated person inside of a bubble, on their cell phone. There are words coming out and bouncing back at the person.
Pub­lic Cit­i­zens
01 31 2018blogDaniel Tompkins
At times, public domain renders itself as a physical environment— perhaps a park, or plaza. Conceptually, though, it has no explicit point of ref...
Internetpolitics