Paul Sutton @zleap@social.cleverlibre.org

@schestowitz I think it is about the Big players trying to muscle in and give their view on stories, rather than having lots of blog sites with varying viewpoints and evidence and allowing people to make informed choices. If you look at how MS play things, they get their way with their own arguments with the view of crushing or discrediting those with other views.

UK Government - How to make a face mask.

@globcoco No problem :)

@globcoco These webinars are well presented and if you have an overleaf account they usually have example projects you can open so the webinar becomes practical too.

CERN approves further work on Future Circular Collider – but delays final decision

https://physicsworld.com/a/cern-approves-further-work-on-future-circular-collider-but-delays-final-decision/

#physics #particle #cern #research #Future #Circular #Collider #physicsworld

Used part of the Wikipedia Standard Model image to illustrate

Torbay Council
To support #Torbay hospitality businesses with their recovery plans, we are offering free short term pavement cafe licences to allow them to provide outdoor seating for customers. Find out more & make an application via: http://orlo.uk/mML0s

#torbay #council #devon #cafe #business #pavement #license #covid #restrictions #easing

https://www.torbay.gov.uk/news/pr8078/?utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=SocialSignIn&utm_content=Torbay+PR%27s

@globcoco

Just spotted this
Write a CV in Overleaf / LaTeX
Webinar so am sharing

Free Webinar, which should work in any browser too.

https://register.gotowebinar.com/register/1251427158974378765?source=oltwitter

#cv #resume #writing #LaTeX #overleaf

I am challenging myself to write a basic application to help solve the Drake Equation

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drake_equation

Doing this in Python2 at the moment

So far got the GUI started.

I have set up a gitlab repository for this too.

@ScienceDaily@newsbots.eu Something is needed, the Government furlough scheme seems to be being exploited fraudulently

https://www.bmmagazine.co.uk/news/third-of-uk-employees-asked-to-commit-furlough-fraud-in-lockdown/

@globcoco @design_RG Ok forwarded and invited contact here and to the forum.

I remember having a discussion with one of her colleagues years ago about how fungi communicate so something that would be good to discuss further.

@ScienceDaily@newsbots.eu
This is going to be a massive problem, if anything collides with the space station it could be deadly to all involved.

Great that we are looking at a solution to this.

@globcoco @design_RG Passing on to someone that may be interested as I type this..

@globcoco @design_RG Now that is really nicely and professionally presented, the sort of thing I can share without feeling embarrassed or giving the impression free software is still in the 90s.

@cybeardjm If I can help by boosting stuff I will.

@cybeardjm Ah, cool.

@schestowitz If you look hard enough any word in any language can be offensive or have other meaning to someone.

An example that members of my engineering class found rather amusing

The end of a screw is called a land (apparently), anyway upon learning this, a number of students started giggling, turned out land is a word meaning Penis over in India.

They didn't find it offensive just amusing but shows how words have different meaning, and words need context.

@cybeardjm Ah just spotted this on Twitter too

@hansw @codeberg@mastodon.technology
Looks interesting.