@celia @tallblondeguy If build time is the primary problem, have a look at Hugo, which is significantly faster.
@BrianEnigma oh no, apple is going to integrate this with the watch detecting that you're asleep isn't it. Then it switches to the subliminal suggestions.
@ilovecomputers the UK did until very recently
If you haven't heard this before or is worth it to understand RBG https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/more-perfect-sex-appeal
“The UX of LEGO Interface Panels – George Cave”
I love this.
@clarity very nice. You might be tempted by this https://3d-book-css.netlify.app/
@mattl sounds like a job for svg to me
@b it was a bit earlier than that http://epeus.blogspot.com/2002/08/lesson-from-history.html
@mattl hi there, are you using indieweb sync tools?
@sconlan a bicycle?
A tale of two different hive minds and how they overlay history with new constructions: https://twitter.com/byrnesong/status/1273040654831058944
@ilovecomputers I want to see the gpt3 version of this where it will just freestyle away in some theme suggested by the original text.
wondering if chrome highlight links work in mastodon (they don't work in twitter or facebook)
https://www.google.com/about/philosophy.html#:~:text=doing%20evil&text=is%20a%20business&text=take%20advantage%20of&text=all%20our%20users
During lockdown, BBC Front Row has had an artist in residence who is thousands of miles away in Iceland. Víkingur Ólafsson plays some wonderful pieces and talks about them too. https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p08gstyc
Loads of British road maps (from modern OSM to various types of Ordnance Survey maps released under open data licence, all layered and with point and click function to get lat/long and British Grid Reference (something omitted from so many other online maps).
If you are curious about how the road network developed in Britain this is an excellent resource..
Reading your thoughts, if you write them down first.