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lindaliukas has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in November 2020. Resources lindaliukas has populated their site with include: • No. 113 — Berthe Weill ⫶ Continent of Play ⫶ Benchmarks for AI • No. 104 — Summer books ⫶ Prony's computers ⫶ Interactions between frequencies • No. 103 — Diagonal Movements ⫶ Pathfinder ⫶ Move our arms and legs at the same time • No. 102 — True to Life ⫶ Polyester ⫶ All the surfaces of things • No. 101 — Language for imagination ⫶ Richelieu's rotunda in 2048 ⫶ Vous avez trouvé votre bonheur? • No. 100 - Hundred ⫶ Sata ⫶ Cent • No. 99 — The Force of Spring ⫶ Paris Bees ⫶ Curiosity Muscle • No. 98 — The playground curriculum ⫶ Ted Nelson’s Junk Mail ⫶ But what are you trying to be free of? • No. 97 — To See The World in A Grain of Sand • No. 90 — thoughts.txt ⫶ Portals ⫶ Reader Survey • No. 89 — A Playground Worth a Thousand Programmes ⫶ AMA ⫶ Le Jardin Robo • No. 88 — Darkome ⫶ Subjective synthetic biology curriculum ⫶ House Rules in Fortnite • No. 87 — Playground process ⫶ The Anchor Song ⫶ Berlin next week • No. 86 — A playground to outlast the feed • No. 85 — Playing in the streets ⫶ Pop-up computing ⫶ Shelf space • No. 84 — La Rentrée ⫶ NGEs ⫶ Aleatory AI art • No. 83 — Look longer ⫶ Remake old Masters ⫶ Zucchini jam • No. 82 — How to get to Sesame Street ⫶ The Distractor ⫶ Where are the computers? • No. 81 - A Playground of One's Own : Calculating Empires : Susuwatari • No. 80 - Booleans : Primeval numbers : Incomplete City • No. 79 - Summer books : Antique book patterns : Centripetal / Centrifugal • No. 78 - Umarell : Star Stuff : A tinkering bibliography • No. 77 — Taste ⫶ Books as an act of resistance ⫶ Embarrassingly parallel • No 76 — Playground construction ⫶ Worldbuilding ⫶ Jean Bartik • No. 75 — LEGO Dots ⫶ Parallel lives ⫶ Reproduction • No. 74 — They All Saw A Computer ⫶ Lavender Velvet ⫶ Inventing Kindergarten • No. 73 — CAPTCHAs ⫶ Intelligence of a Single Cell ⫶ Tricks, cheats and shortcuts • No. 72 — A matrix of AIs ⫶ Retired playground animals ⫶ Hello Ruby - Cuộc Phiêu Lưu Vào Thế Giới Lập Trình • No. 71 — Why so capable ⫶ Fitzcarraldo blue ⫶ Loop, patch, library • No. 70 — Edit/mode ⫶ Paper hole puncher ⫶ The Day I Met Björk • No. 69 — Ternary citrus ⫶ Warm-blooded plants ⫶ Ruby’s Exceptional Creatures • No. 68 — They All Saw a Cat ⫶ How Big is YouTube? ⫶ Moonbound • No. 67 — 🧭 Year in Review 2023 • No. 66 - AMA ⫶ Plays & Toys ⫶ Paul Klee sweater • No. 65 - Playground abacus ⫶ Stochastic Parrot ⫶ Parallel Computing in the Ancient World • No. 64 - AMA ⫶ 付喪神 ⫶ Finnish Forest Schools • No. 63 - Surprised by Joy ⫶ Atomic-sized person ⫶ Trip to Georgia • No. 62 - Polish system ⫶ Territory Writing ⫶ Stories over time • No. 61 - JWST ⫶ All art starts with a material ⫶ Rabbit Years • No. 60 - Le Ballon Rouge ⫶ The Electric State ⫶ A Little Tooth • No. 59 - La Rentrée ⫶ Grammar of Computers ⫶ Textual knobs and levers • No. 58 - Science syllabuses with fiction ⫶ The Other Oppenheimer ⫶ Maps of Matter • No. 57 - The First Artificial Intelligence Coloring Book ⫶ Bayesian Forest ⫶ East Coast 24' • No. 56 - Printed Circuits ⫶ Papier Machine ⫶ Expressive electronics • No. 55 - Summer books ⫶ Endpapers ⫶ Bookalikes • No. 54 - Summer School ⫶ Tiny Awards ⫶ Sofia Coppola • No. 53 - Computer museums ⫶ Synthwave boy ⫶ Software Stories • No. 52 - On Translation ⫶ The annoying PPP ⫶ Faraday & Babbage • No 51 - On Scale ⫶ Our Glacial Perspectives ⫶ Reading synchronously • The Missing Internet • No. 50 - Missing Internet ⫶ Hiding in Plain Sight ⫶ Case studies in Computing Ethics • No. 48 — Multiplayer mode ⫶ HTTP Verbs ⫶ Oslo Future Library • No. 49 — ChatGPT 🗣️ Like a calculator for math education 🧮 Maria Montessori hated play • No. 47 — 🧭 Year in Review 2022 • No. 46 — Vocations 🚸 Visiting Paris with kids 🌀 Escher Circuits • No. 45 - 15 *old* ideas for CS ED Week 🕹️ AMA 🙋 Blueprints of Intelligence • No. 44 — Prompt Engineering 🪄 Art Pedagogy 🎨 Evolution of Pokemon • No. 43 — Planetary fiction 🗺️ Robin Wall Kimmerer + Björk 🍄 Unix Pipe Cards • No. 42 — A year in Paris 🇫🇷 • No. 41 — Umwelt 👀 Robot readable world 🍄 Sonic Symbolism • No. 40 — Making AI visible 👀 Struggles with the strange 🏘️ Fictional livability index • No. 39 — Summer books 🔖 Read your way through 🏫 Library.json • No. 38 — All the Light 🕸️ Trees are Family 🌳 Educators, hi • No. 37 — Writing for ears👂 Listening before reading 🦷 Bluetooth and vikings • No. 36 — Play/Pause ⏯️ My phone stuck its tongue out 😝 Wingspan • My bookshop! • No. 35 — Archaeological algorithms 🏺 Book club 🍄 Mushroom atlas • No. 34 — Next up: Klári 🔎 The Case of the Slow Websites 🥐 Activités en français • No. 33 — 🧭 Year in Review 2021 • No 32. — Twelve questions 📟 Nokiawave 🎄 [little tree] • No 31. — 15 ideas for CS ED week 💡 My favorite book 🔊 Noisy computers • No. 30 — AMA 🙋 Mesofacts ⛰️ Hyperobjects • No. 29 — David Hockney 👀 But to see like this 🐈 They All Saw a Cat • No. 28 — Isoprenes ⚗️Think Like a Bot🦿Grand jeté • No. 27 — Footnotes🦶Fall teaching ⬛ Rut Bryk • No. 26 — Anni Albers 🧵 Weaving 🧶 LOL memory • No. 25 — Copernicus and Bologna 🔭 Octopus intelligence 🐙 100 tabs of madness • No. 24 — Tiny portals 🔗 Revolving bookshelves 💙 Why are hyperlinks blue? • No. 23 — Compositional Patterns 🖋️ Comments on punchcards 🏛️ Winamp Skin Museum • No. 22 — Paris 🇫🇷🗼 Pattern Language 🏙️ Kid City • Kadonneet koodaajat • No 21 - Playgrounds 🤖 Public Spaces 📐 Architects for the very young • No. 20 — Acorns 🌰 Packet switching 🤝 Dancing drones • No. 18 - Pancake sorting 🥞 Dates and history 🔩Shortage of chips • No. 17 — Marginalia 📝 Fred Rogers ❤️ Palimpsest • Helsinki Unboxed • Helsinki home-delivered • No. 14 — Svalbard 🌲 Tech Tree 🐁 Computer Mouse Conference • No. 13 — Teaching the history of computers🏺Lineage 👪 History as Wall Art • No. 12 — Scriptwriting for online learning 📜 Teaching into the Void 🧑🏫 • Year in Review 2020 • Read in 2020 • 24 ideas for Holiday Season • Year in Review