a couple formulations i saw recently and liked:
- “hi dear class:” as a message opening. in my experience, course messages often omit greetings entirely.
- “merry DOB” as a birthday message.
(related: https://birthday.alienmelon.com/ by @alienmelon)
https://doi.org/10.1016/j.oneear.2021.02.008
just skimmed little bits of this and don’t really understand the methodology but wow figure 2 is wild
plastic, questionable marketing
this is interesting, i like the point about mycelium packaging
https://prism.ucalgary.ca/bitstream/handle/11023/1059/ucalgary_2013_pilfold_kathleen.pdf
Every time I have mentioned the excellent social reading network @bookwyrm, people have replied or messaged asking if there is a film & TV version. I'm not exaggerating, it is every single time, and different people each time.
If there are any developers out there looking for Fediverse ideas, please do a film & TV version of BookWyrm! (More info about BookWyrm here by the way: https://joinbookwyrm.com)
Film data is (I think) available freely from Wikidata, so that side shouldn't be an issue?
There is demand for a federated film review site, its users are just waiting for it to come into existence.
"If you build it, they will come"
#Fediverse #AskFedi #AskFediverse #Dev #Development #ActivityPub #Film #Films #Movie #Movies #TV #Television
My illustration of the Glacier National Park, inspired by one of their public domain photos.
Lake St. Mary, Glacier National Park
Reference: David Restivo, NPS
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he/they, mostly in pacific time, mostly lame wordplay