El "Fútbol de 3 Lados" nació en 1962 como un proyecto de protesta por el artista danés Asger Jorn. En plena Guerra Fría, el amigo Jorn quería romper el pensamiento binario de "buenos contra malos" metiendo a un tercer equipo para obligar a todos a negociar.

A thread of every official World Cup poster from 1930-2026 There are some real gems in here

'After the rain' This morning's photo is taken in St Michael's tower on Glastonbury Tor.

On this day in 1976: Atari released the arcade version of Breakout Atari engineer Steve Jobs asked friend Steve Wozniak to design the game

ニャッキの伊藤有壱さんにお声掛け頂き、コマ撮りの展覧会に一作家として参加しています。私はコマ撮り分野ではない場所から活動をはじめて、デザインの視点でのコマ撮りに取り組んできましたが、今回初めてコマ撮り界の本丸の方々とご一緒でき嬉しいです。今6年目のマッチ撮影素材等を展示しています

Thank you to everyone for your support today! Just incredible! 👏

When Mathematics Comes Alive 🎥 alanthebecker

That’s it then, time to take the April Fools tree down

New Bristol City manager Roy Hodgson, 78, was alive at the same time as the player who scored the first ever FA Cup goal in November 1871 Hodgson: born 1947 Jarvis Kenrick: died 1949 (age 96)

Trees are good

So proud of you Alistair. May the road rise with you on your football journey 🤩

🎙️Caretaker boss. Martin Lenihan, spoke with the media team after today’s tough encounter with Oldland… youtu.be/NxTBmoRH8mw

8 x U18’s getting some valuable experience tonight against top opposition 👌

This is what happens when you give a neural network the task of coming up with new names for colours. It rather hammers home why it’s a job best left to the humans. 1/

Paulton Rovers V Newquay #Pitchero Photo gallery by Jenny Short paultonrovers.co.uk/photos/p…

The whole world needs to know about this! Seriously. We all know JPG (or JPEG), the digital format that shrunk file sizes and changed how we store photos forever. It’s the reason the world fell in love with sharing images. But now, it’s being replaced by JPEG XL. And it’s time everyone realized that the mastermind behind it is Polish. This is the story of a brilliant Polish mind. Dr. Jarek Duda is arguably the only living Pole whose scientific method is embedded in billions of devices across the planet. He developed a data compression method called ANS (Asymmetric Numeral Systems), which is now a standard component in modern electronics. Because of ANS, websites load faster, devices use less energy, and our internet bandwidth is used much more efficiently. It’s already baked into products from Apple, Facebook, Google, and the Linux kernel. He could have been a billionaire. But he chose not to patent his method, and to this day, he says he has no regrets. He believes that by keeping it open, his work has changed the lives of millions, perhaps billions of people. Even so, there is a deep sense of injustice in how he’s treated, hardly anyone remembers that he is the true father of this technology. Even though companies like Google and Microsoft have tried to patent the ANS method as their own, I want to use this post to set the record straight and give credit where it’s due: to a Polish genius. I don’t think I’ve ever met someone as humble as Jarek. But this isn’t just a story about the past. For years, Jarek has been working seven days a week, starting at 7:00 AM, on a solution that could revolutionize quantum computing. Jarek, I hope you keep that incredible drive going. Thank you for your time. We cannot let this name be forgotten. A Polish scientist has fundamentally changed the course of technological history. @duda_jarek

What a shot 😮

U18 Player Alistair making his debut for the First Team 👌👏

The lads take a great three points!

58’ Alister Wach is put through but his shot from a tight angle goes wide 🔴⚫️PR 2-0 NAFC🔵⚪️