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Lens of History (50): Civil Liberties During Alien Invasion

by Morgane 2021年5月6日

STEC Archives, Print Document Division
Curator signature: Tautog
Format: [Item classification declassification pending]
Object: [Classified – item declassification pending]
Location (if known): STEC Archives
Time (if known): [Classified – item declassification pending]

Editor’s note: One “hallowed” tradition, odd as it may be, is STEC’s internal efforts to document, describe, and ultimately record the decisions made at the time. The intent, as always, is to allow future generations to better understand the circumstances under which these decisions were originally made. 

While the item here remains classified in its entirety, portions of it has been unredacted for your viewings and consideration. It is our hope that the reader walks away with a better understanding of the types of decision-making that came with the Abyssal War.

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Lens of History (49): The Burden of Genius

by Morgane 2021年4月19日

Editor’s Note: Due to the highly classified nature of the [redacted], an integral component of STEC’s anti-Abyssal efforts, all relevant personal information has been redacted from this release.

STEC’s Lens of History series has always had the intent to communicate to readers in the future – near or distant – the challenges, efforts, and experiences that we collectively shared in the hopes that it informs and inspires the next generation.

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A Late (?) April Fools Joke (?): Zero’s Indie Music Radio Station

by Morgane 2021年4月5日

You know how each year we try to do something a bit “out there” for the team – be it ponies or horse girls or swapping the site to Russian for a day? This year’s idea is even more harebrained than I’d have thought, but here it is. Zero’s idea – an indie music radio (?) station. He’s still ironing out the bugs right now, but his intent is to provide uninterrupted audio streaming of indie artists 24/7. \

You can see some of the test runs below. Apparently, the Chinese Bilbili system can provide 24/7 uptime, and we’re trying to figure out if Youtube can do the same.

Youtube channel

bilibili

I say “late” because it is late, but it’s something Zero intends to work on with the other components of the circle. So it’s really not a joke, and the music I find to be pretty calming. I suspect he’s actually trying to integrate it into Nekoview, but that’s another story altogether.

I’m still pretty swamped by work (it’s that time of the year, after all), but we hope you’re having a good time!