Sven Slootweg (soft-deprecated) @joepie91@pixie.town

Did an evening walk in the neighbourhood and found 5 picknick tables not on openstreetmap 🤯

Type of guy who treats federation like NFTs and tries to cram it into everything.

It's probably a first world problem, but I absolutely hate looking for instructions on how to do something and only finding ones on videos rather than a written version. The reasons:
1. I have to stop listening to music
2. I have to rewatch it several times to understand the instruction, my brain doesn't do auditory data input much
3. It ends up taking much more time than it would have if I was to read one or two sentences, because the video often has an intro, "please like my video", "click to subscribe" and whatnot, and these take twice more time than explaining how to do that one thing I'm looking for. It's infuriating and will definitely not make me like the video and subscribe.
4. Some people just have annoying voices, not their fault, but it happens often.

Having said all that I'm actually grateful that there are instructions for things online and that people care to make them.

#firstworldproblems #adhdthings #adhd

Mycena interrupta mushroom, also known as the pixie’s parasol, Dandenong Ranges National Park

More about me & prints:
https://linktr.ee/steven.sandner

#Microflora #Delicate #Verdant #Enigma #Stillness #Translucence #Moisture #Tranquility

I really need people to stop labeling every "thing that makes me feel different from other people" as "neurotypical" behavior. I saw someone describe a well-documented-as-ADHD trait as "neurotypical" just bc it's a trait they don't have and their own neurodivergence works the opposite way.
I've seen multiple conflicts where neurodivergent ppl try to paint their also-neurodivergent opponents as neurotypical. People are neurodivergent in DIFFERENT ways and some of those clash!

Mit ChatGPT recherchiert, oder, wie man früher sagte, „Quelle: Internet“

Sometimes you just get lucky.

📷 Olympus PEN E-PL5
🔭Helios 44-2 58mm f/2

#Photography #Leaves #Nature #NaturePhotography #MicroFourThirds #Olympus

Flint finally has clean drinking water.
https://www.nrdc.org/press-releases/flint-finishes-lead-pipe-replacement-historic-milestone

my mobile ISP: You have nearly consumed this month's usage quota. For data saving tips, watch this video...

hmmmmmm 🤔🤔🤔

any friends in NL have an old/spare framework motherboard sitting around?

need one for IO cover dev, and thought I'd check before grabbing one of the €200 RISC-V ones

"This “invisible work” is made visible in the stories of gig workers like Krystal Kauffman, who has been working on Amazon’s Mechanical Turk platform since 2015. She has witnessed ... the shift from a diverse range of tasks to a near-exclusive focus on “data labeling, data annotation...Human labor is absolutely powering the AI boom...And I think one thing that a lot of people say is, ‘teach AI to think,’ but...it’s not thinking. It’s recognizing patterns.”

People who want to know more about segregated Carnegie libraries should look at the project

"The Roots of Community

Segregated Carnegie Libraries as Spaces for Learning and Community-Making in Pre-Civil Rights America, 1900-65"

one of the many wonderful things IMLS funding has helped bring to fruition.

https://aquila.usm.edu/rocoverview/

btw to any[one, thing] with 88by31 badges on their website: I can recommend adding this bit:

.badges > img, .badges > a > img { image-rendering: pixelated; image-rendering: -moz-crisp-edges; }

this tells the browser to keep rendering it in a nice crisp way instead of smudging your badges (as in, doing bilinear scaling instead) as soon as it leaves 100%/pixel-perfect zoom :3

(thanks for the CSS bit, lina! )

Gras-vezel

you ever look at something and go, wow i wonder what has this thing seen?
like when i see graffiti on trains, who drew that? where? when?
it's just so interesting to me
this, i suspect, at some point belonged to a german school/university or business, so it just makes me wonder, what was it used for? what were they pointing at, presumably creating those scratches? how did it even end up here?

way back in 2017, jackson lango started writing a dev log about his passion project: an ascii/ansi adventure called Terminal Rain.

i was instantly in love with his lighting and animation. in an era overloaded with knockoff cyberpunk aesthetics, he had a keen eye for atmosphere and mood

it broke my heart when the blog went defunct a year later, and then disappeared entirely by 2020. waybackmachine sadly didn't archive any of his artwork.

these two images are the only surviving examples of his game as it existed back then.

#softwarePreservation #indiegames #cyberpunk