cybre ≠ cyber
cybre describes an optimism, a hope for the possibility of technology rather than a fear of its oppression
cybre represents the reality of what is now possible, in addition to the mythology of what was thought possible
cybre belongs to the indomitable individuals and indefatigable communities who have carved out a home in an invisible layer above reality
also cybre was available as a domain name
@chr Why not cybremancre ? Wouldn't it be nice ?
@chr cybre, or: welcome to the Angevin datascape.
@chr And here i am just a 🧀
@chr ow ouch pessimism hurting juice
@chr Also it's the Canadian spelling
C.f. metre ~ meter
@bgcarlisle @chr omg, I’m going to stop trying to pronounce it weird now because this is actually perfect
@chr <3 <3 <3
@chr hopepunk.space?
@DialMforMara @chr this would be a great instance name
@Shutsumon @chr @DialMforMara There is no .punk tld, then?
** also c y b r e was available as a domain name **
@chr if u pronounce it with "ə" at the end it becomes c y b r u h
@chr
bruh 1: i heard u been down in the dumbs bruh
bruh 2: bruh it really be like that
bruh 1: cybruh [sigh, bruh]
@chr it's how it's spelled in Canada ofc
@chr rofled at the last sentence