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A mouse peers out from a clear plastic container that has been repurposed into some sort of trap with 3D printed blue parts that mount the container to a wooden ceiling. There is peanut butter smeared on a white plastic part visible inside the container presumably part of the 1-way door mentioning in the toot

@kefir

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Data from TNG sits at the bridge's pilot console where a windows 95-esque options modal is up that reads "options for flying through space". There is a slider labelled "warp speed" ranging from slow to fast and a dropdown input for "starfield density" where the "number of stars (10-200)" can be selected

@NanoRaptor

#alt4u 5 participants are sitting on the a dark-coloured indoor floor around a brown kraft paper square. They are working together to make something on that paper with craft materials (including coloured paper cutouts)

@FabRider looking forward to seeing how these discussions become formalized into recommendations/guidance

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A poster with a 2-tone teal screenprint design of multiple ship masts with sailors crawling over them. The sails are pulled up as if for storage. The text in the toot is printed at the bottom as is the words: "Originally published by the Northland Poster Collective"

@jrcarpenter

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Ad card for Grove with a abstract, a bio, and a picture of danwchan that reads:

The tools of biotech are increasingly accessible both in terms of price and availability, but organizations that work to make lab infrastructure accessible either charge fees commensurate with initial investment or are exceedingly rare.

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User: Mike's mum had 4 kids; 3 of them are Luis, Drake and Matilda. What is the name of the 4th kid?

ChatGPT: It is not possible to determine the name of the fourth child without more information.

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image on the left: the cover of The Origins of Genome Architecture with a colourful abstract image of DNA

image on the right: cover of The Logic of Chance with a B&W image of a tangle of tree roots/turnks. The subtitle is "the nature and origin of biological evolution".

@foaylward

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A example of a BMJ tool (mentioned above) that allows users to select from drop down menus to COVID19 estimate transmission risks. Interventions are represented as lines that block/filter thicker coloured lines indicating transmission routes. Risk is indicated by the saturation of colour in thick lines. These particular screenshots have been adjusted for singing conditions (in a large room with ventilation off) with and without masks.

@augieray

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A rectangular food stuff looking like a large piece of plain yellow-ish bread or cake with no crust is visible through the packaging marked with various incongruous labels:
>A picture and text denoting pizza in the top right
>A Spanish flag on the top left with the label "American" below it
>Asian script (Japanese?) as a banner label along the bottom with the English text "English French Toast"
>A "Made in China" label in the bottom right

@xanna @bruces