Read this article and the first thing that popped into my mind was "I hope it's to/from Ea-nāṣir." Then I clicked through to the actual link and Reddit commenters did not disappoint me 😂
Read this article and the first thing that popped into my mind was "I hope it's to/from Ea-nāṣir." Then I clicked through to the actual link and Reddit commenters did not disappoint me 😂
Public libraries are awesome! I just took a Toronto Public Library intro to 3D printing course from the comfort of my bed in 6 minutes. (I meant to do it when they first brought in 3D printers years ago, but the in person classes back then kept getting booked up in seconds)
Also, I was looking up models on Thingiverse and laughed at this miniature 3D print of a 3D printer: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:630132
#libraries #Toronto #TorontoPublicLibrary #3DPrinting #miniatures
Heads up if you take the Toronto Public Library "Google AI" course: all Google interactions now have Gemini wedged into them. You have to manually turn that shite off for each service
Turn off Workspace Labs features — https://support.google.com/docs/answer/13447104?sjid=9764530538932968317-NC#zippy=%2Chow-to-exit-from-google-docs-slides-sheets%2Chow-to-exit-from-gmail%2Chow-to-exit-from-meet
Just finished a self published book, "Minnow Trap", by Brian Horeck. This book is advertised on a number of roadside signs between Sudbury and Sault Ste Marie on Hwy 17. The characters fit stereotypes, the term "cold ones" for beer is probably mentioned 20 times, but it was readable and I enjoyed it. https://www.sudbury.com/lifestyle/did-you-read-minnow-trap-the-sequels-out-495087
It wasn't available from the #torontopubliclibrary, and I was wondering if the library could do more to make self published authors more visible?
... The librarian asked if she'd like to borrow a lock. "You lend out bike locks?" "No, but I have two on my bike." And the librarian went to get the lock.
April 18, 3PM, Bloor/Gladstone Library
From Michael Winter at the West End Phoenix:
Let it be known... That a woman pushed the automatic door opener and carried her bike into the library, then left it propped against the chute for book returns. She went to the counter and asked if she could bring her bike in further. "I've forgotten my lock." ...
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