A very interesting talk from @eylul at #ubuntusummit about the connections between FOSS and art.
Inspired by a small part of that talk, I wonder what a Right of Repair for software would look like? Would that be a good idea?
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A very interesting talk from @eylul at #ubuntusummit about the connections between FOSS and art.
Inspired by a small part of that talk, I wonder what a Right of Repair for software would look like? Would that be a good idea?
Tortano, take 4.
This one worked really well. I added a fair bit less water than last time, and that resulted in a much less sloppy dough* and a more even crumb. I even managed a long ear slice!
*: Weird, right? 🤪
I recently got my friend Oli to make a set of drops. They're silver, stichtite, and quartzite, and I have *no* idea how to photograph them well 😀.
They depict the skyline of kunanyi¹, with the organ-pipes etched into the silver.
Because the quartzite is florescent the sky glows faintly day-glo yellow after exposure to sunlight (or, I guess, under blacklight, should I ever frequent a rave 🤪).
¹: the mountain Hobart is built under, known affectionately by locals as “The Mountain”
Miso & seaweed loaf, take 2:
Roughly halved the miso content, making for a much less overpowering loaf. Still very blobby, but I managed to make it loaf a bit more this time, too.
Chonky Spelt Boi this time.
I think I'm getting the hang of correct density and sturdy crusts.
#BreadPosting
Something a bit more exotic today for #breadposting — a miso and seaweed loaf!
Loosely based on a recipe I found online, it's a *little* strong when on its own but goes very nicely with some butter!