bonifartius 𒂼𒄄 @bonifartius@social.cleverlibre.org

"all my apes gone... Worthless"

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Coffee shop uses these hollow cylinder ice cubes, and normally I like them (I have a machine at home that makes them; great to chew on), but these are somewhat larger and thicker than the plebe version, so I had to spend five minutes turning them all upside down to get the rest of my drink out of the glass.

This must be what life is like for the octopus at the aquarium.

tracer finks

Cc @meso

@Data

und weil sie so schön ist nochmal
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@mangeurdenuage

Awesome clip!

People probably don't realize that this is not a regular CRT, as the ray "draws" on the screen like a plotter, and what is drawn is "permanent" and only fades very slowly. And positioning was "analog".

It was used for CAD-like software back in the 1970s, maybe earlier and was a marvel of achievement (especially material sciences). Used a similar one once, and it was weird, since I was used to the "can update any part of the screen at rapid pace, but not this.

The french food dispencer.

I was introduced to Emacs a long time ago, probably about 10 years ago. But every time I approached it, I was repulsed by something. It was only at the end of 2019 that it really caught my eye and I started writing my configuration. I like the Lisp family of languages and so it was very good practice for me. But going straight to Emacs and abandoning other IDEs and editors didn't work out. I always lacked something and improved my config more and more. And only a couple of months ago, I was able to finally switch to Emacs, as the configuration is apparently ready for full use. Also I think my transition is connected with the fact that I don't have to write so much code, and many IDE features are unnecessary for me, as the projects are mostly not big.

This is my way to Emacs!

https://github.com/deadblackclover/clover

#emacs #lisp

"If the ability to refuse is already a great life lesson, the ability to say no to oneself, to businesses, to people is even greater." - Baltasar Gracián

When did you say "no" today?

#life

Ich wünsche mir tatsächlich sehr viel weniger LAUT, ich poste das nur, weil der Grundgedanke auf den Punkt trifft.

Das LAUT ist unerträglich und unheilsam.

Unser Sandmännchen war damals schon ein undemokratischer, rechter Nazi😅😂

#kirby

A 1400 year old Ginkgo Biloba tree shows every November an autumn display, shedding his golden leaves, that attracts thousands of people from all over the country. The ancient tree grows behind a Buddhist Temple next to Gu Guanyin in the Zhongnan Mountain Region of China.

Species is believed to have appeared several hundred million years ago (fossilized remains have been found) and thought to be extinct, until a specimen was discovered by a German naturalist in late 1600s.

#archaeohistories

One of the 4000-year-old well-preserved wagons unearthed in the Lchashen village in the vicinity of Lake Sevan. Made of oak, they are the oldest known wagons in the world.

Now on display at the History Museum of Armenia.

#archaeohistories

The political discourse around Israel's war here in the US is something like:
People: I don't support genocide.
Democrats: I will say whatever it takes to calm you down about this issue.
People: Hey, if you won't take me seriously then I'll
Republicans: Oh hey, I hear you're dissatisfied with that guy, you should vote for me instead.
People: I would never support their current actions concerning Palestine.
Republicans: Same here, Israel isn't going far enough or fast enough! Kill them all!

Biblically accurate gf