Great idea: The Science Museum (UK) used its digitized collection, API, and log of web pages with zero views to create “Never Been Seen”—a site that makes you the very first person to see an object. Nice model for serendipity. (via @sebchan’s newsletter) [thesciencemuseum.github.io]
Ce qu’il s’est vraiment passé hier à Paris vs. le coup de com répressif de la Préf ✊#MarcheDesLibertes [durevie.paris]
You’re thinking “that’s cute, but I’m sure the truth is less interesting and horrific.” You need to read the thread, and the replies, and see the pictures. [twitter.com]
Judging from older articles about the app, looks like it originally focused on splitting 3D models for a much more reasonable price, then added functionality and raised license costs, which is an interesting way of destroying the app’s value proposition for potential new buyers.
Ah, I tweeted that just before I reached the right result in my search
I don’t necessarily want to be a freeloader, though, but that license is a bit expensive when I’m only interested in that specific functionality.
Hier soir j’ai décidé d’un coup de mettre un tic-toc de pendule en boucle sur mon ordinateur et je peux vous dire que j’ai rarement été aussi bien inspiré. Il manque juste le feu de cheminée.
Je suis à ma fenêtre depuis dix minutes à me demander si regarder la neige est intrinsèquement apaisant ou si c’est juste culturel et/ou parce que c’est rare.
Un très bon post synthétique sur le chemin de la découverte des TDAH / ADHD
J’ai eu du mal à choisir une seule citation, alors allez le lire même si vous ne vous sentez pas concernés. Vous êtes sur Twitter, c’est déjà une première présomption.
Mostly Harmless (Douglas Adams) —
I should not be surprised that Martin Freeman is a really good audiobook narrator, and wish I’d listened to the whole series voiced by him. (I don’t think Stephen Fry does the first book justice, and I listened to a few voiced by the author, which are just fine.)
I’m so fucking tired of teenagers written as irrational little idiots, though. Arthur Dent’s preternatural stupidity had already gotten annoying enough. And I find it rather rude for a writer to work his existential and sentimental depression into the last volume of a comedic series.
All of the internet was like this before companies such as Twitter privatized it all. [twitter.com]
Je viens seulement d’enlever les derniers vêtements qui restaient sur l’étendoir et de le ranger, et il va déjà falloir tout recommencer demain 😩
All this talk of sea shanties is making me want to go back to Sea of Thieves (more than the Twitch drop campaigns ever did). Even though last time I checked they added a whole lot of irrelevant crap to the shanty menu.
When I saw the thumbnail I fully expected CDPR to have made a video out of yellow text cards, and now I’m disappointed they didn’t.
I’m awake properly, so let’s talk for a sec about why this—the White Man’s Gambit—is a terrible idea. [twitter.com]
Deep-diving into an image search for DIY cyberdecks like I don’t already have a zillion projects I’m not doing any progress on. (Not really a good time for me buying the hardware components anyway.)
J’ai pris la bouteille de sirop d’érable, dévissé le bouchon verseur pour enlever l’opercule, jeté l’opercule et versé le sirop dans mon ice tea en me disant, tiens, c’est difficile à doser comme ça, c’est curieux qu’ils n’aient pas pris la peine de mettre un bouchon verseur.
Capybara long bathing contest !
The winner is Kobu with a time of 01:44:36, beating the second place by about 16 minutes.
I don’t know who is Kobu, but congrats !
Fluorite, the mineral form of calcium fluoride, CaF₂, has been dubbed “the most colorful mineral in the world”. Its colors are determined by factors including impurities, exposure to radiation, and the absence or voids of the color centers. Learn more: [ow.ly]
It’s once again worth remembering that Twitter is aware of a bunch of Nazi accounts that they’re required by law to mute in Germany, but which they let keep posting to everyone else.