Arranging atoms and pressurising air in a variety of manners, such as:
Pronouns: they/he
a leathery bat:
Are there any modern (non-toy) programming languages that don't have control structures?
@brianloveswords Puredata
Rique Meirelles:
@BarnabyWalters hey man! Thanks for the fav. :) how are you? Making many gurdies? cheers
@Hurdy_Rique greetings! I’m good thanks, haven’t made any gurdies for two years whilst living in Iceland, but I’m moving to Germany in July to start a workshop there. How are you getting on with your new Hilsmann?
I’m not sure any of my bowls are profound enough for this soup recipe:
@deray looking forward to reading it! Any way we can support your work? E.g. Patreon?
A brief, illustrated guide to setting up web audio streaming on your domain with automatic archiving using Icecast2 and Puredata.
#TIL there’s a crater on Mercury named after Turlough O’Carolan as of yesterday! http://messenger.jhuapl.edu/news_room/details.php?id=283
Send a one-line drawing to the moon! I drew a hurdy gurdy: http://www.moondrawings.org/drawing/ubuafrct surprisingly difficult with only one line of finite length.
Steaming is rapidly becoming my favourite way of cooking things.
Any ideas why the Icelandic locale in #python+natsort doesn’t correctly sort Icelandic characters alphabetically (aábcdðeé etc)? I just implemented a rather awkward hacky way of sorting them using the alphabet and natsort.versorted, but would rather find a way to correct the root issue.
Just released mf2/mf2 v0.2.10! This long-awaited update is all the hard work of @dissolve333 and contains some minor parsing algorithm fixes and support for parsing <area> elements. Thanks Ben!
Vicente Parrilla:
Also @GNM_Nuernberg,
Das Germanische Nationalmuseum Nürnberg. Amazing collection of old instruments. Some recorders: pic.twitter.com/eVvb2jHlVx
@vicenteparrilla nice! I’ve found German and Austrian museums to be some of the best for old instruments. The Deutsches Museum Munich, Technisches Museum Vienna and Vienna museum of ancient instruments are really worth checking out.
Based on the numbers of people dressed up as traffic cones, I’d say it’s probably graduation day in Reykjavík.
@w03_ wow such pizza — not like the peel wasn’t completely broken already :)
Capybaringkindness:
Help, my hair's got long enough to need a parting but I think I've forgotten how to do one
@goat_emoji_ this may be relevant to your interests (2nd half): http://www.radiolab.org/story/122613-mirror-mirror/
Tried watching Türkisch für Anfänger for German practice and learned two things: my hearing comprehension is much worse than I anticipated, and Lena is really, really annoying.
Last year’s Tradition for Tomorrow in Akureyri was a fun festival, and this June it’s being re-born as Vaka. There’s a bunch of awesome artists playing including Jackie Oates, SANS and Dråm. I will be going! You should too.
Teaching #PGP at the @UngirPiratar cryptoparty — got three new people successfully using encrypted email, and many keys signed!
Summer must be here, the bikers and skaters have arrived in Ingólfstorg again!
My friend @ceciliakovacs24 had her life wrecked by domestic abuse from a criminal, and has now been failed by the police and legal system. Join me in helping her get her life together again: gofundme.com/qrs52s
#gurdy trompette study tip: watch the trompette string whilst buzzing. Watching its motion can help judge the evenness of your buzzes, and help identify buzzes which are weaker, shorter or merging together. It’s a convenient, built-in way of making the invisible (sound) visible (movement of a string).
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