📣 Checkout Source Code Exhibition website

« The exhibition takes an unusual approach – treating source code as the central exhibit, not merely as contextual material. Source code, beyond its technical purpose, holds rich layers of meaning. It can reveal the intentions of its author, reflect the historical, social, and cultural context of its creation, and even express personal style, creativity, or aesthetic choices. »

Some of my favorites:

• Programming in Classical Chinese
• In Case of Emergency, 'git stash'
• ELIZA: Rediscovering the First Chatbot

https://www.sourcecode-exhibition.softwareheritage.org

And Happy Birthday @swheritage 🎉

#SWH2026

Thanks @swheritage for this #SoftwareHeritage symposium.

Great day! Nice program with speakers from a wide range of expertise sharing their perspectives. 🤩

Fruitful discussions around. 👍

Interesting Source Code Exhibition; my favorite: story of Git Stash. 🧐

Last but not least, cherry on the top: yeah the cake! 🥳

Thank you!

https://www.sourcecode-exhibition.softwareheritage.org/in-case-of-emergency-git-stash

#SWH2026

Insightful closing remarks at #SWH2026.

Canela de Souza Godoi of UNESCO insists we should fight the narrative that “innovation” cannot go hand in hand with protecting human rights.

@HenriVerdier starts by noting that “The Tragedy of the Commons”, mentioned before, is capitalist propaganda that one should probably not cite seriously. :-)

Glad to attend #SoftwareHeritage symposium.

Hey, happy birthday! 🥳

Impressive track for these past 10 years.
Cannot wait to see next. 🤩

#SWH2026

Glad to be joining the Software Heritage 10-year anniversary symposium in that impressive UNESCO conference room.

Great to see familiar faces from our #FreeSoftware and #OpenScience communities!

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