Notices by Peter Gassner (peter@mastodon.gassner.io)

@nikitonsky Cinema can be so much fun with creative programming! The director of my favourite cinema to also created this interactive platform so more people can go see great classics.

https://www.theoneswelove.ch/

@aral Haha, could've been 😅 But no, it's «Klartext» as in «speak plainly» / «put the truth on the table».

He's singing about his life as a hip hop workaholic, who is driven to work because he can't stand it when bad Swiss rap acts are equated with Swiss hip hop.He feels that it can't be that the industry says «it’s too much work, so let's just put our efforts into good marketing» without earning their spurs. He believes rap is art and if you feel it's just a product, then please stop rapping.

@aral That was fun! I don't really listen to hip hop except when it's in my mother tongue as sung by Sektion Kuchikäschtli. Languages are beautiful and we need to enjoy them, full stop :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1tuKh5imfs

@aral Nice selection! I could also recommend https://github.com/jankeesvw/uberlayer, I use it so often and its simplicity gives me joy :)

Building up my Cubit shelf is always a bit of a challenge – but a fun and creative one!

Moving is too much work on all ends, I forgot to show the result 😂 Needs some sorting, but that’s for later!

Haha, I forgot the attachment!

Interesting: Reading QR codes without a computer!

https://qr.blinry.org/

#37C3

@aral Yeah, if it clicks, it clicks, and if it doesn't there's other things to try :) The main thing I took away from all this was to stay humble and really understand that we're all just temporarily abled, as Cindy Li put it.

@aral Something to try also: while keeping space pressed, flip the keyboard to write one handedly. This worked surprisingly well for me when it was necessary! It was amazing to see how the brain can adapt.

An example that might be easier to achieve with your hardware: https://apps.apple.com/ch/app/keyb-the-one-handed-keyboard/id1588579580?mt=12