...and while I'm at it, some little sea-things, too! The sea was much more calm than last year, although when we'd gone crabbing the tides were quite powerful. #california #nature
Just some little woodsy things from the north coast. One of the reasons I like that area so much is just how much growth there is everywhere – fungus popping out of everything, trees growing improbably, little happy bugs and such (and, conversely, how hard it was to keep my walls mold-free when I lived there). A nice change from the Central Valley sometimes. #california #nature
This bizarre, hurried cut-and-paste Bluesky clone called "W" (wsocial.eu) says it will fill this huge gap in Europe where no social media platforms exist.
A curated selection of well-moderated Open Social providers that are are open for registration and serving specific countries, regions or cities.
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When does @nextcloud finally improves this toolbar on iOS?! These small icons are horrifying and sometimes even not touchable as they often stuck in the rounded corners of the device. #Nextcloud
It is built with the Oscean static site engine written in Uxn by @neauoire, who along with @prahou and their respective websites, have inspired me to develop my own.
I have set a goal to write a long form essay once a month with my first being “The Stars in Your Eyes Are Stolen: Æon Flux and Decentralized Power Systems” found here: https://ominous.net/Æon_Flux.html
I hope folks enjoy my little corner of the internet. I intend to expand it often.
I have to write a separate block of code for the parser for each rss feed because they all look different. If you think you can automatize it, more power to you.
@aleph I really love that you included links to the other galleries.
I was considering adding this as a feature to my gallery tool, but then I thought it might be even cooler to have a public list hosted somewhere in a repo where people could add their gallery links via pull requests. I would add an option to the generator that pulls the list and adds it to the gallery every time a picture is added. This way, the list would automatically stay updated. Any thoughts?
Basically I need to pull out two things, a direct link to image/thumbnail, and date.
in the ideal world, the filenames would be in unix-epoch so I could only look for a single line per post. But I know this isn't ideal - I don't like it either, some people use semantic file names, or tags, which makes more sense for accessibility.
But! As long as the feed has <link>direct://url.to.image and <pubDate>(that's rss valid) That's fine.
Also if pubDate was in UTC-0, I wouldn't have to do magemathical formulas :')
@tml This is not my own writing, and I doubt this is what C. H. Ting is suggesting either(that was written prior to openfirmware), but keep pulling on that thread and it may lead to why this language was chosen as a front-end for users to interface with.
No, no, this book is like a .. early "Learning X for idiots", the author says you don't need to rely on a language's high priests to learn how to do any one thing, the language will enable the average cretin to get where they want to go.
@lritter Relative to 1984 it might be accurate, however. Like BASIC is not really that easy. It's easy to learn but that's not the same as it being easy to do things in.
I have both, but I meant to share this segment when the guest says none of the standard programming languages are appropriate for the end user, not even BASIC.
@mcc the key is datalog. i saw an inkscape in there, a game engine, a database system, the important bit is flattened composition, and a visualizable approach. hard to explain. i go entirely by intuition.
forth shares a weird attribute I also see in scheme: It allows for neat high level DSLs and very abstract code and it's clear that's the intention of the language, but the fundamentals are in some ways even lower level than C
it has "spatiality" which fires a part of my brain that only some 2D cellular automata do, which I find quite interesting from a UX perspective since it's usually not something that we content with in most programming languages.
⏰ If you’re heading to #FOSDEM2026 and feel like ending the day with good conversations and Belgian beer 🍻, we’re getting close to closing registrations.
Together with @nextcloud @openproject and @passbolt we’re hosting an informal evening in Brussels. No talks, no pitches — just people from the open-source ecosystem catching up after a long conference day.
I've been listening to CD's more in my car and am trying to be more intentional about listening to artists recommended by friends rather than relying on algorithmically generated radios when streaming. It occurred to me today that similar to a book site like Bookwyrm, I could use MusicBrainz to get metadata and use CritiqueBrainz to leave small ratings and reviews that will give me an outlet for being more opinionated about the music I listen to. I hope I'll be able to find my way to describing what music I actually chose to listen to, found myself enjoying, and why. critiquebrainz.org/user/pixell…
edit: someone suggested also trying NeoDB and I'd be open to hearing comparisons for people who have tried either musicBrainz or NeoDB stuff!
I recently helped fix a record player at a Repair Cafe and realized that they are super simple inside. They had purchased it for $1. I definitely want to track down a cheap vinyl player now so I can expand my physical library into vinyls, not just CD's. The CD's will satisfy me for now. I've been swapping CD's with my partner's dad, who I share a lot of music taste with.
All of this is a part of me realizing that the answer to leaving Spotify is not just one service: it's trying many things. CD's, Vinyls, Soulseek, live concerts, student radio, Bandcamp, Mirlo
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While compatibility isn't perfect, it's sufficient for getting a feel of the program (if that's your desire) and even potentially for using it to do real work.
In 2020, global retail giant Unilever unveiled a deforestation-free supply chain promise. By 2023 they would be deforestation free. This has been and gone and they are still causing deforestation. …
Starship is the minimal, blazing fast, and extremely customizable prompt for any shell! Shows the information you need, while staying sleek and minimal.
A hands-on review of the Elecrow CrowPanel Rotary Display, exploring its hardware quality, DIY setup, and real-world use with Home Assistant and smart devices.
Hey @dansup I just noticed mastodon.nz was missing from fedidb.com/software/mastodon?r… - did you stick it somewhere else? I am pretty confident NZ is in Oceania! 8)
@ohnoitsnoah @june I’ve been pondering the idea of a dedicated uxn handheld. would be cool, especially if it had a keyboard with instructions to allow programming!
wait do you have link to the benchmark, I want to give it a go; bunnymark runs all the way up till the number of bunnies overflows in my ordinator and I want to try something more intensive to see where the bottleneck is in my rendering code
Nice optimizations!! That ROT2k ORA2 ORA2 was gold 😛
As you saw in the repo I'm slowly working towards a little #uxn 3d engine, stay tuned 😀
The benchmark draws a lot of very large triangles, and those are particularly slow. In a game I expect only the environment to be made up of so big triangles (and even then, one can subdivide as in PS1), so hopefully we can have more triangles than 32 per frame.
Also, it's going to be interesting to see if the improved (2nd iteration) sprite-based drawing routine improves performance!
@dianawastaken @rspfau "I’ve decided to push back on the pressure to publish by making a rule for myself: I will no longer publish more than seven papers per year." LOL
It's a bit strange to talk about, because so many scientists work their butt off to publish maybe few papers a year. But hyper-publication in a relatively small number of labs skews standards and expectations for everyone else. And, depending on the scale, it compromises the integrity of the whole peer review process, without necessarily producing any meaningful products.
@dodecadron @rspfau I genuinely gagged when I read that. Silly me, thinking I could pursue research without publishing over 20 articles per year on the regular
mastodon.murkworks.net/@moira/… moira@mastodon.murkworks.net - @inthehands Seattle schools are already on alert, people (including me) have been making and distributing whistle packs, they're to the point of being kits and there's a map of dropoff/pickup locations at businesses, and so on:
I put together a playlist of some of my favourite songs. Feel free to shuffle, they're in no particular order. Let me know if you discover something you like through it 👍
En su artículo, Jorge Majfud explora el papel de ChatGPT en el proceso creativo y la escritura. Destaca que, aunque estas herramientas pueden ayudar a generar ideas, la humanidad y la autenticidad siguen siendo esenciales. "La máquina puede generar discursos, pero el sentido y el contexto son humanos."
¿Cómo se hoy en día la "esencia única de nuestras experiencias" ?
Los conceptos vertidos en esta sección no reflejan necesariamente la línea editorial de NODAL. Consideramos importante que se conozcan porque contribuyen a tener una visión integral de la región.Jorge Majfud *En una universidad de Florida, cuyo nombr
Maybe I ask my question again here: Is there a way to search by file type and size in NextCloud? After my Google photos export, I have a ton of JSON files that I would like to select and delete.
hi there! In Nextcloud Files, you can filter files in your library by type (top of the list) or sort them by size by clicking on the Size column header.
As for the event announcement – right, it seems like a timing issue. We will announce the next meetup here when we have it planned: help.nextcloud.com/
Apart from conserving species, #wetlands help to control floods, replenish groundwater, stabilise shorelines, retain nutrients and purify water. The park will join Nigeria’s protected area of 445 f…
Run, jump and flip gravity in the narrative-heavy horror platformer LOVE ETERNAL when it releases February 19th. The atmosphere in this looks simply awesome.
Even Worse, on MacOS when I have a file called "Foo.c" and I 'emacs -nw foo.c' from the command line, it happily opens the file. And then when I save , it silently overwrites it as "foo.c". And suddenly nothing else works on "Foo.c".
![Little seaweeds around a channel of water. [Fuji X-T5 / Fuji 35 1.4]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401974 "Little seaweeds around a channel of water. [Fuji X-T5 / Fuji 35 1.4]")
![A bird and mussels sit on rocks amidst the sea. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401976 "A bird and mussels sit on rocks amidst the sea. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![Behind grasses, a coastal view with rocks in the sea. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401978 "Behind grasses, a coastal view with rocks in the sea. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![Algae on a rocky wall. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401980 "Algae on a rocky wall. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![Sea stars - most burgundy but one orange - cling to a rock in the sea. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401982 "Sea stars - most burgundy but one orange - cling to a rock in the sea. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![A cluster of mushrooms grows on a log. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401960 "A cluster of mushrooms grows on a log. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![The gills of a little mushroom lit by the sun. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401962 "The gills of a little mushroom lit by the sun. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![The sun shines through trees and a ferny forest. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401964 "The sun shines through trees and a ferny forest. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![Moss covers a fallen branch. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401966 "Moss covers a fallen branch. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![Ferns lit by the sun amidst greenery. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401968 "Ferns lit by the sun amidst greenery. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![Brown grasses stand in front of the sea. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401970 "Brown grasses stand in front of the sea. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
![Little fungi grow under a green leaf. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]](https://keybored.me/photo/preview/640/1401972 "Little fungi grow under a green leaf. [Fuji X-T5 / Tamron 18-300]")
Did you consider to change your music provider to an European solution?
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