BARU PIKSA Studio

07/08/2025

Social Media is Social Media.
Accessible to THE REST OF THE WORLD.

What we say here, they see in Timbaktu, what we share, can be downloaded in Alaska and forwarded up to Canada and down to New Zealand... how we comment on Public Pages can be seen by THE REST OF THE WORLD.

PLEASE, people think before you share "content." You have the freedom to do whatever, but be responsible, tingim family, community, na country blong yu.

We promote everything negative YET we hope for positive outcomes.

We post rubbish and expect the world to see us as.... 🤷🏾‍♀️.

06/08/2025

So I called IPA (Investment Promotion Authority) at 8:00am sharp this morning with a query, and to my Pleasant surprise someone answered the phone. Landline.

His name was Morris, and he sounded ready for the day. A Papua New Guinean!!!!

There is hope for PNG 🇵🇬.

06/08/2025

WIFIBible sold at CRMF... Now MAF TECHNOLOGIES, Goroka, EHP.

06/08/2025

The Ayta Magbukun, an indigenous group from the Philippines, are known for carrying more DNA from an ancient human species, the Denisovans, than any other population on Earth.

This remarkable discovery was made through genetic studies that showed the Ayta Magbukun have inherited a significant amount of Denisovan DNA, a trait that sets them apart from other modern human groups. The Denisovans were an ancient human species closely related to Neanderthals, and they lived around 50,000 to 30,000 years ago.

Research suggests that the Ayta Magbukun are among the first settlers of the Philippines, and their genetic makeup reflects a deep connection to early human migration patterns across Asia.

The Ayta Magbukun’s distinct genetic heritage sheds light on the complex history of human evolution and highlights the role of indigenous groups in preserving ancient genetic traits.

This discovery not only provides valuable insight into human ancestry but also brings attention to the cultural and genetic importance of indigenous communities. The Ayta Magbukun’s connection to Denisovans is a testament to the rich, diverse tapestry of human history and the ways in which ancient populations continue to shape the modern world.

06/08/2025

By developing innovative floating buoys, a startup company has created a way to harness the constant motion of ocean waves to generate clean, renewable energy. These buoys rise and fall with the rhythm of the sea, converting mechanical movement into electrical power using internal hydraulic systems or generators. Since waves are more predictable and consistent than wind or solar energy, this method offers a highly reliable alternative energy source.

What makes this technology even more promising is its minimal environmental footprint. The buoys float offshore without harming marine life or occupying valuable land. As countries around the world search for ways to meet climate goals and reduce fossil fuel dependence, wave energy could play a major role. If scaled successfully, it has the potential to power thousands of coastal homes with zero emissions.

05/08/2025

Chris Noonan's 1995 'Babe' movie, starring James Cromwell and Hugo Weaving, was released in theatres on this day, 30 years ago.

03/08/2025

03/08/2025

Digitising.

Today was a very long day.
We digitised.
Tapes torn in half. We cleaned. We unscrewed. We spliced. We tried again.

VHS tapes.

02/08/2025

BARU PIKSA digitising in progress 😁