Notices by clacke (clacke@libranet.de), page 15

I remember enjoying this interview by Adam Conover on "Factually!":

"How To Do Nothing with Jenny Odell"

headgum.com/factually-with-ada…

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@broadwaybabyto In my county in WA state, about between 2 and 3% of the people in the county's ERs have been there because of Covid and that's been true for over 3 straight months, so the ER is EXACTLY the place to pick up Covid.

@broadwaybabyto I hate so much that people who are against active euthanasia claim that it would lead to medical staff lazily recommending it over treatment, and then awful people like this have to go and prove them right.

License should be revoked on the spot.

@StarkRG

@broadwaybabyto That's awful.

Does this doctor not know that the main points of spread for original SARS in 2003 were hospitals and clinics? Is he not aware of issues with streptococcus spread in hospitals? Is he not aware that people with illnesses ... have reasons to go to places that treat illnesses?

Hopefully the hospital has better air filtering and overall cleanliness than anywhere else in town, but to think that further precautions against catching an infection are ridiculous is ... ridiculous.

I hope you are able to reprimand this person in some way.

Original image: macrossworld.com/mwf/topic/344…

Original macro seems to be from a 2016 post to a site that is no longer up: whatwouldjackdo.net/2016/04/it…

I saw this post with a Linux carcinization metaphor:

mastodon.social/@mcc/113177654…

It was just three posts below this carcinization scifi microfiction:

mastodon.social/@gvwilson/1131…

I guess crabs are in the air this weekend.

@mcc @gvwilson

Some friends decided to buy shovels and go to the southern #Poland to help with the #flood cleanup.

I'm asking them to first call the local crisis centers and NGOs and ask what do they need. Bringing some electronic components for failing water pumps, power banks, setting up provisional infrastructure might help much more than being just another person with a shovel.

I consider it #solarpunk to bring smart, organized help, instead of just #voluntourism .

#floods #climatechange

Oh! I've been wondering why Swedes call secondary school "gymnasium" when in English that makes you think of weightlifting.

So it's not just a Scandinavian quirk.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gymnasiu…

@alienghic Yeah, I wonder, how much higher is the energy cost and monetary cost of extracting CO₂ from fresh air compared to supplying low-CO₂ power to the emission source? Am I wrong in assuming that it's definitely higher?

@eled_nil @andybrwn @ai6yr @GreenFire

"[This clip from 'Solsta café' shows] the approximate point at which the Swedish breakdance hype was killed, hard and without mercy"

farside.link/invidious/watch?v…

youtube.com/watch?v=fnOwvA1vKO…

Looks like actually v1.0 might have been an ISO standard already, if not then it was definitely prepared for that purpose, as it explicitly brings up ISO terminology and process:

swhid.org/specification/v1.0/0…

"This document was drafted in accordance with the editorial rules of the ISO/IEC Directives [ . . . ]"

Now di Cosmo's part. I only missed a few minutes of it, but that's when he mentioned that the Software Hash Identifier (SWHID) that Heritage uses is now a draft ISO standard:

SWHID v1.1: swhid.org/specification/v1.1/

SWHID v1.2, ISO 18670 draft: iso.org/standard/89985.html

If you don't have 63 CHF you get only the ToC and preamble. The chapters are the same as in v1.1, so it's unclear how much changed.

For a deeper dive he recommends this talk:

Geekcamp Singapore 2019, Harish Pillay, "The Incredibly Fine Balance of an Open Source Project and an Open Source Product"

farside.link/invidious/watch?v…

youtube.com/watch?v=TzbIsa3-8V…

Watching the recap to recover my 30-60 min gap.

Pillay talks about the ways to contribute, including purchasing software from vendors, about the interaction between community and commerce, and how clients prefer vendors that are active participants in the community.

Now he *finally* managed to pass the final scene and all of floor 2.

By now so many are playing floor 2 that 5k people finished it for the first time just yesterday. In total so far, 156k people made it, that's 0.3% of everyone who ever played the game.