#Boise's skyline looked pretty good tonight!
(I'm still learning how to use this low-light photo app; the foreground/light contrast looked much starker to my eyes than in this pic.)
Stoked to realize I might actually be pulling off this part-time Ph.D. thing. If my past credits transfer correctly & the class schedule aligns next semester, it should be the last I'll have to commute across the state once a week for classes.
Looking forward to focusing on actually researching & writing, if I do get that far. Even after a year, it still feels so shaky I rarely mention it beyond coworkers.
I'm working on a new option to disable Mastodon's fancier UI animations for those with vestibular disorders. If you experience motion sickness from the Mastodon UI, I'd appreciate your feedback! π #a11y https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/pull/5393
Strange how relaxing, almost therapeutic, it is to do freeCodeCamp tutorials.
Almost certainly the best thing about today was that when the big bottle of Cholula ran out, i already had another big bottle of Cholula.
But really⦠how does one circadian rhythm?
retoot if youre GAY, LOVE DOGS OR WANT TO SEE CAPITALISM BURN
Sitting here in the Subaru dealership with Bowie on their stereo, thinking about their old "just made that way" slogan.
Here's something I wrote yesterday! On working retail, the Ithaka S+R US Library Survey, and the problem with gutting tech services. https://aszingarellisweet.github.io/services-run-on-processes/
The existence of this project gives me inexplicable (& kinda needed) joy. It's a LaTeX package for typesetting contra and square dances!
https://bitbucket.org/SamWhited/contracard
Very hot take: fewer bass drops, more recapitulations of the theme with funky handclaps.
So the fun thing I've learned tonight is that WordPress's wysiwyg-ish visual editor view strips any <thead></thead> content you might have previously saved in the code editor view.
@inkdroid @cm_harlow Please do let us know if you find something better!
I wasn't initially aware that standard Reveal has some accessibility issues, but Marcy Sutton has made a plug-in that apparently makes it less redundant for folks who use screen readers: https://github.com/marcysutton/reveal-a11y
Figured you'd likely want to know if you don't already.
@NthTensor I keep going back and forth between 8 trunks and 8 tusks. Pretty sure the "don" refers to "tooth" in Greek, but the Github octocat logo kinda has 8 armsβ¦
So I guess I vote "yes"?
@ruth Hey, just wanted to say thanks for the write-up you made of Mastodon. Very much clarified the various post types for me!
@naxuu Good work writing about it with a status that would fly on oulipo.social, too. I'm still figuring out if I'll go with `four_y_dsoul` on it or what.
@cm_harlow Hey, thanks for the rec! I've been wanting to use Pandoc more often. Right now I mostly just follow this tutorial so I can use BibTeX: http://programminghistorian.org/lessons/sustainable-authorship-in-plain-text-using-pandoc-and-markdown
People still fretting about "owning" their username on every instance.
<morpheus>What if I told you that you never owned your username on the birdsite in the first place?</morpheus>
Gah, having to reformat something mostly by hand from markdown to Word (because of line breaks and Reasons). I missed the day the class decided to go with Word .docx format instead of .txt files. For online "archives." π