Survey for GitHub evacuees:
1. are you avoiding GitHub hosted repos, and
2. if so, why?
I haven't heard any chatter about this, but I'd like to ask. I have not decided to migrate, but it is a possibility. I think it would be difficult to shun repos that remain.
Found this broken porcelain cup on the roadside this morning. The rim is gold-painted and it is decorated with these ridiculously happy flowers. I may or may not provide a more serious description of it later, since broken ceramic cups are my academic specialisation.
Spider.
Patreon.Com/chrishallbeck
#comics #webcomics #spider
Even when working along on a project, it's a good idea to integrate frequently, instead of having long-lived branches. Merge early, merge often.
Nothing will make a bright Sunday like little DYI maintenance work. Coated the small IKEA garden table with linen oil.
It's been about a week since we hung up a wooden birdhouse in the branch of the Japanese cherry tree. I had forgotten about it until my wife invited me to take a look. It's hard to see inside the small hole, but there is now a split along the side of the wood frame of the small house. You get an interesting horizontal view of sticks, dirt, weeds, and assorted material brought inside. We all make our home, our home, in different ways. I hope these creatures find comfort in there. #smallstories
Next time you're outside, take a look at the clouds.
so true
[source http://falseknees.com/291.html]
Sommet du #G7, La Malbaie, Québec (Canada), 9 juin 2018• Crédits : Jesco Denzel/dpa/picture-alliance/Newscom/MaxPPP - Maxppp
Switched to AnySoftKeyboard
A cool article about how exacting Fred Rogers was about the language used on his show so that it wouldn't confuse or accidentally mislead kids: https://www.theatlantic.com/family/archive/2018/06/mr-rogers-neighborhood-talking-to-kids/562352/?single_page=true
I especially love the examples given.
Hey, have anyone here heard about Discrete Global Grids?
They're a really cool alternative to coordinate systems that better models geographic information whilst making computations much cheaper (true distance computation, union, intersection, simplification, etc)!
They work by splitting the earth into hexagons (or other polygons), splitting those up into further hexagons, and giving them all a consistent numbering scheme.
P.S. My father does GIS standards.
Do you use #GoogleForms, #SurveyMonkey or similar services?
Are you happy with your data, and your users' data, being exploited by third parties for commercial purposes such as shadow profiling?
There are #Free #OpenSource alternatives which let you control your data and offer your users privacy, which you can self-host or use online as a service:
Missed this episode of Doctor Who
#Caturday
Benzene is so friendly. Look at him ⏣ what a friendly circlehexaboy. Benzene is a lovely
Assemblages and the 8th century: a post by Bill Caraher that resonates a lot with my earlier work at Gortyna on Early Byzantine domestic contexts and their ceramic assemblages.
https://mediterraneanworld.wordpress.com/2018/06/06/assemblages-and-the-8th-century/
#BeforeModernTimes #Archaeology #Cyprus #AncientCeramics #LateAntiquity #Mediterranean
Mexico City buried history: a map showing the Lago de Texcoco and the Metro lines in today's Ciudad de México. The big Lake and water management system was drained by the Spanish rulers in the early 17th century, paving the way for today's arid weather and lack of water. The metro system’s construction has resulted in more than 20,000 archeological findings.
https://decolonialatlas.wordpress.com/2018/05/12/mexico-citys-buried-history/
Anthony Bourdain on Kissinger Show more
I updated my profile with ORCID https://orcid.org/0000-0003-1124-3174
Any suggestions for the other three slots available?