IOSACal 0.4 is released! https://pypi.org/project/iosacal/ ⏲ 🔬 🎛 ⚗️👩💻 👨🔬
#radiocarbon #archaeology #opensource #python #matplotlib #numpy #scipy #openscience
Question about #OrishaLand. Can any of you find a single article about it that isn't written by a cop when you search online? Very concerned about this, given that it's gotten a lot more attention from fascists, including local police, in the last few days. Can someone who's not fascist write about it? Can people work on a wikipedia page or something?
Onion services v2 are retiring.
It's time to migrate to onion services v3.
Here is the planned deprecation timeline:
https://blog.torproject.org/v2-deprecation-timeline
@quantizzando ha messo su una nuova newsletter che si chiama REDSHIFT e parla di astrofisica, scienza e scuola italiana https://redshift.substack.com/
fascists
Irregular remindar that whilst Signal might have issues, the fork of it "session" however has been developed by people with strong ties to alt-right shit, as documented here [1]. Please remind yourself of that before(!) sharing their content.
[1] https://nitter.kavin.rocks/WPalant/status/1281540005190672384
weird pride day
I just became aware of an Internet tradition: 4 March is Weird Pride Day https://neuroclastic.com/2021/03/01/march-4th-is-weird-pride-day/ #weirdPride
Re-#introductions, you say?
I'm doing social science research within an engineering school that's into new/clean energy tech - in my case, EVs and grid integration.
Less cars >> EVs > fossil cars
My PhD was in architectural science, about the experience of air conditioning, and my undergrad was in renewable energy engineering.
I've been doing all sorts of things related to energy for the last ~16 years including policy, consulting and building stuff.
Recommended by Ben Marwick for @PCI_Archaeology based on 4 published reviews by Clarissa Belardilli, Robert Bischoff, Stefano Costa (@steko) and Li-Ying Wang https://www.doi.org/10.24072/pci.archaeo.100009
I need more librarians on my timeline. Please https://communitywiki.org/trunk/grab/Librarians
Here we go ! 🚀
Pollux.casa, your home in #Gemini constellation, is officially open !
http://pollux.casa/
gemini://pollux.casa/
You want to create a gemini capsule, but do not want to manage a server?
You're welcome !
pollux.casa proposes gemini capsules hosting (for free), accessible through sftp.
Just send me, in a private message, your desired pseudo and your ssh pub key.
Thanks @solderpunk for all things you have done for #Gemini 🙏
#Lagrange v1.2: It's a Big One
https://gmi.skyjake.fi/gemlog/2021-02_lagrange-1.2.gmi
UI design refresh, Atom feeds, inline downloads, editable bookmark icons, search integration, auto-reloading, fullscreen mode, and a few smaller things.
"I’m sorry to be rude or flippant, but the next time someone tells me that my demonstrably different brain chemistry can be solved by a quick shift in socioeconomic policy, I’m going to unhinge my jaw like a fucking rancor and swallow them whole. There is no utopian vision of a communist society where developmental and learning disabilities cease to exist. Any suggestion that a post-capitalist revolution will eradicate the otherness is bordering on genocidal fan fiction"
linguistics, racism
It really bothers me that there's this popular view that languages with clicks are somehow weird or primitive. Clicks work just like any other consonant and they probably just arose from sound changes being applied to existing consonant clusters. There's really nothing special about them linguistically, and they're a sign of normal language development, not any kind of stagnation. Languages with clicks work just like any other language, they're not more complex or less developed just because they have a set of sounds your native language doesn't.
Dad of 2, husband. PhD in Byzantine Archaeology. I work as a civil servant, advocate open data and develop FOSS, mostly in Python and R. Anti-fascist. He/him. I'm a walking privilege.