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Where's the sign-out button in mobile web browser mode?

I don't have to change to desktop mode, do I?

"Um die Bedenken zu formulieren, hat sich die Deutsche Physikalische Gesellschaft mit anderen Fachgesellschaften zusammengesetzt – den Chemikern, Biologen, Geowissenschaftlern und Mathematikern."

"Schnell war man sich über die Kritikpunkte an Plan S einig – und tat sie jüngst in einer gemeinsamen Presseerklärung kund."

Diese Kritikpunkte würde ich gerne lesen.

Leider finde ich auf die Schnelle nur: dpg-physik.de/veroeffentlichun

... und in der dort verlinkten Presseerklärung steht nichts konkretes:
wissenschaft-verbindet.de/pdf/

What's other people's concept for getting the following two different things from the fediverse at the same time?

1. A 'personal' timeline .. with no more than a certain limit of say 10 toots/hour .. made up of toots from _carefully_ picked followed people.

2. An additional 'news' timeline .. with maybe even more than 60 toots/hour .. filled with toots from followed news media bots or other less carefully picked high frequency accounts.

I'd like to have both without using separate accounts.

Any ideas?

@tasloi@social.tchncs.de

Mm, good point.

If there's no acute shortage of these nutrients in the soil it's all fine.

@tasloi@social.tchncs.de ... I don't get why that would be a particularly good idea.

Wouldn't the nitrogen/phosphorus contained in urine then mostly be lost and not be available anymore for agriculture?

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Liv Boeree in her TED talk about communication .. resonates with me.

is tricky.

Using language/words is convenient but tricky. The recipient might interpret them differently than the speaker meant them.

So what does one do? ... try to use words/language in a way that makes it harder to misunderstand!
Using more numbers in day-to-day life is one way.

Here's what Liv said:

"So now I also try to speak in numbers as well. So if someone asks me, "Hey, Liv, do you think you're going to come along to that thing tonight?" instead of just saying to them, "Yeah, probably," I actually give them my best estimate -- say, 60 percent. Because -- I know that sounds a little odd -- but the thing is, I ran a poll on Twitter of what people understand the word "probably" to mean, and this was the spread of answers. Enormous! So apparently, it's absolutely useless at actually conveying any real information.

So if you guys catch yourselves using these vague words, like "probably" or "sometimes," try, instead, using numbers, because when we speak in numbers, we know what lands in the other person's brain."

ted.com/talks/liv_boeree_3_les

@QOTO ... you probably are already aware of the fact that the certificate for video.qoto.org/ expired on Nov 1 2018 ... right?

Anything I need to know about?

@indiauplko
Well, thankfully is on its way .. too bad they still have some way to go, though .. until we'll be able to buy affordable computers built on it ...

hackaday.com/2019/02/11/buildi

crowdsupply.com/sifive/hifive-

@tjemni
Care to elaborate what you mean by "changing the way we look at privacy"?

@clayton
I asked the exact same question on *Diaspora a few years ago .. didn't return any valuable results.

Also my internet search back then didn't give any nice alternatives that are still alive and haven't also been bought by Amazon.

Having a decent non-commercial platform for discussing books would be awesome.

The research project funded by the EU aims to do just that: use electricity to produce fuels like propane.

cordis.europa.eu/project/rcn/2

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