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@stefano finally got in. Looks like on mobile it wasn't telling me it needed 15 characters, on firefox desktop, I got that error and was able to utilize the install code.
Thanks!
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This would be great to post in markdown here.
Hello, friends of the #littleOne instance!
I've had full days, so couldn't take care of this instance as much as I wanted to. But the devs kept working on your bug reports, so I'll push a new build in the coming days.
Stay tuned!
Many Amazon warehouses have unique symbols to represent that specific site. VGT3’s symbol, painted on the entrance to the site and inside, is of a Tyrannosaurus rex, the massive carnivorous dinosaur, with its mouth open, holding an open book.
— Emanuel Maiberg, "We Tracked a Shipment of Rare Books. It Ended at an Amazon AI Training Facility"
It's always been baffling to me that the bad guys choose symbols that seem bad. (Like the Nazi SS Totenkopf, for instance.) You'd think they'd want to obfuscate their evil shit with symbols that seem good—butterflies and rainbows and whatnot—but no, they're proud enough of what they stand for and what they're doing that they just put it on display for the whole world to see.
Incredible.
@stefano
Bug report : can't clear attached file.
In a private message with @fasnix , I attached a pdf. The system complained and I re-clicked on attach, thinking that would be the end of it
- well no :-) It kept the pdf in the field and wouldn't send the message.
I ended up substituting the pdf with a picture, since I could not undo the attachment or clear the field :-)
Not sure this is clear, yell if it isn't :-)
@mboelen The team is working, while I've been totally caught by a couple of emergencies. But yes, it's going strong 😉
@mboelen I've been inserting interesting things in alt text for years, from time to time. But people missed them because they didn't look at the alt text. Having it as a caption under the image is much more elegant, I think.
»7 Things Quietly Ruining Your Living Room — A Lesson From Japanese Homes«
Viideo description:
„Most living rooms are not too small. They are too full, and Japanese homes reveal exactly why the room you relax in never quite lets you switch off.
This is a quiet look at seven common pieces of furniture that crowd a space, tire the eye, and steal the sense of calm you actually want when you sit down at the end of the day.
Working from how traditional and modern Japanese interiors treat open floor as the most valuable thing in the room, we walk through the large central coffee table, the bulky entertainment center, tall bookcases and display cabinets, permanent exercise equipment, edge to edge open shelving, heavy layered curtains, and freestanding bar carts.
Along the way, we look at what research on visual attention suggests about why a crowded room is hard to fully rest in, and what a home half the size of yours can teach about feeling twice as open. The single thread connecting all seven is saved for the end.“
There are plenty of channels promoting Japanese habits, tipps or innovations.
As I'm interested in interior design, minimalism and floor living, I want to share this video.
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=MHqFz3mmXmA
@slothrop@chaos.social I tried setting it up last night and I guess I'm not sure of how to connect it to my domain I wanted to use.
I read the documentation and it's not very clear on how to actually set it up, what are the commands for setting up the user.
toki pona in your English classroom?
Haha, that's something for the FediLZ ("Fedi Lehrkräfte-Zimmer", "fedi teacher's room"):
If you teach advanced English classes at your school, you could let your pupils watch this youtube series by jan Kekan San.
They teach the constructed language »toki pona« („The Language of Good“) with the help of a blackboard and an antromorphic star 😄
Really well done, entertaining and inspiring.
Give it a try?
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=J93GWOMbgdg
(https://youtu.be/J93GWOMbgdg)
#FediLZ #tokipona #conlang #English #languageLearning #language #school #inspiration