A space for mostly short form stuff and responses to things I see elsewhere.
I always enjoy a touch of schadenfreude -- who doesn't -- and this story makes me feel for the 37 Signals crew. My normal suspicion would be that the big publisher made all their advance back on the first printing, after which they don't actually have much further interest. 10,000 copies of a $27 book and a mid six-figure advance? Yes, that could be it.
I really like @sebsel's idea of push without notifications, as described by @adactio, but I think I would like it even more if there were some way I could _ask_ if there was anything new rather than have to visit the site. Notify myself, if you like.
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Meetup location:
* 41.802416°, 12.617251° or
* N41°48.145', E12°37.035' or
* N41°48'8.7", E12°37'2.1"
DJIA adjusted for location east
of the 30W longitude
For the first time since I started checking, today's geohash location is actually somewhere I could easily have reached.
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It is difficult for the company to pass on information on man to man basis, so they upload the information on their website and the employees
Once again, thanks to @cn for alerting me to a bug that hits every time I upgrade Grav. I applied the same fix again, so with luck all will be well again.
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@jeremycherfas Ignore me; something else is screwy.
, Nov 07 2018 on micro.blog
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Terrific 99pi on the role of art and illustration in the dinosaur revolution https://
Trying to remember that weird illustrated book about future evolution.
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I really like online study we can study and job also. Because of poor and far people online study more attractive because anyone can learn the lesson from online study on internet. Online study easy for the villages and far people from the education institutes.
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So interesting to see some of the changes that are happening at Flickr. I'd more or less given up on it as a place to share some of my images, and now I'm beginning to think it is becoming more attractive again. I've been a paying user for a long, long time, without really thinking about it. I'm not too bothered about the "silo" aspects of the site, as I have copies of the images themselves. I suppose I ought to look into grabbing comments, likes and so on, but not with all that much urgency. It's the images that count.
The thing I find most interesting about this most recent blog post is this:
Lastly, we looked at our members and found a clear line between Free and Pro accounts: the overwhelming majority of Pros have more than 1,000 photos on Flickr, and the vast majority of Free members have fewer than 1,000. We believe we’ve landed on a fair and generous place to draw the line.
I'd love to see the raw histogram of number of images and videos per user.
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Nice article. Thanks for sharing.
the eligible customers can access the given survey portal to express their honest opinion about their products and services
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So, that's what an Overton window is. Thanks to Alice Bartlett for prompting me to find out.
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@jeremycherfas I think about the Overton Window just about every day now.
, Nov 01 2018 on micro.blog
@bitdepth I now have a name for it, which I did not have before.
, Nov 01 2018 on micro.blog
Thank you!
very good. Thank you for sharing!…
Quick thank-you to @fiona for posting the link to Mike Hapgood’s The Garden and the Stream: A Technopastoral
So much to read and think about. And to compare with the Zettelkasten approach to tending one's garden.
Tried to Like this post, but neither Quill nor Omnibear seem able to do so. I wonder whether that is because there is a hashtag in the title? This post may help me find out.
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