Fabian GiesenFUN FACT: the "nano" prefix ultimately descends from Ancient Greek "nanos", which means "dwarf".
Consequently, translating "nanotechnology" as "dwarven machinery" is arguably defensible.
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I sew, do the software security, garden, and wonder about the future.
concretedogMaybe a week or so ago I posted a picture of this wall for #mosstodon ... walked passed again just now and theres daffodils atop it!
Emily VelascoThe crunchy granola lifestyle must not only be made unmarketable again, its adherents must become nuisances to the zoning department
LRRR 
jwzRE: https://sfba.social/@historyofpunkrock/116299386270210435
This is mostly asking if you’re over 50.
(4, three of them in the last ten years)
Sheryl Weikal"Joy is resistance" (and I'm paraphrasing) was used by Emma Goldman to mean that we should live happily in spite of oppression, not as an excuse to do things that enrich and empower oppressors. The whole point was to dance at the revolution, not pay the oppressors to take dance classes.
I am not interested in a world where I just tell AI what to do. And I think that might be what work is now. (Based on this engineering meeting)
This machine requires the LCD screen to set the light cycle, and that broke a while ago. So turning it off while I’m on vacation is also a way to not bother the house sitter with some midnight sunshine from my office.
