it's really amazing how in IT we always recycle the same ten names... in the last three years, "gemini" refers (at least) to: - gemini protocol, the smolnet companion (gemini://geminiprotocol.net/ -…
it seems that in 2012, along with the end of the world, the possible acronyms/usable names for a project also ended
still this is not an "operating system" nor does it in any way related to them; please use the right words when you have to communicate, otherwise you just sound like scammers who want to sell pots with holes by passing…
nice project, reminds me (a lot) of astrobotany on gemini [1] gemini://astrobotany.mozz.us [2] https://github.com/michael-lazar/astrobotany
very good, congratulations on the achievement!
given that space is hard, any progress in this direction has real and practical repercussions for all of humanity; for example, knowing how to handle metals, chemicals, mechanical systems, logical systems (production…
Alex we miss u
oh god... that dough looks more like frozen pizza, apart from in some tourist traps I have never seen it served seriously in my area
> There's also a type of pizza that is round but thick, do you mean 'pizzetta'?
or from 'pinsa' (from the Latin verb 'pinsere' or from the verb 'pansere', 'to pound'), or from the Greek dish plakous or from the piada (or piadina), mentioned in Virgil's Aeneid frankly speaking, I don't think we can…
Using wrong names on purpose to attract users is a good indicator of the irrelevance/uselessness of a project cryptobros are masters of confusion (web3, somethingOS, 'zero proof' and so on)
yes I was a little disappointed, ngl a post-apocalyptic recipe book would be really interesting (canned cultivated meat, mycotissues, texturised hydroponic soya and boiled grains, yummm)
it will be the biggest meme week for us Italians, there are already incredible pearls on telegram
oh well, this will be an extremely interesting week for the Italian internet and also for TVs: brace yourself, moirologists are coming
mmh we are saying the same thing, so I suppose there was a linguistic misunderstandig, English is not my native language
Seeing that it's also in this book (which I would like to buy, btw) I can't help but comment on the myth of the 'first bug' in computing: it's a historical fake, see for example here[1] [1]…
never heard of it but this vaguely reminds me of labview (still widely used in factory infrastructure and R&D) another similar environment that 20 years ago I thought would become the new desktop/programming metaphor is…
...every now and then my brain reminds me that all of LOTR is 3.11mb, The Betrothed (by Manzoni) is 1.2mb and Inferno (by Dante) only 550 kb and then I wonder what the hell we are doing in this century...
another very very good Russian-Hollywoodian style film is 'The Age of Pioneers' about the absolute madness of the Voskhod 2 (first spacewalk...they were mad as hell) of a different kind but still beautiful is 'Out of…
I don't think there is a word to express the melancholic fascination with megastructures, but I certainly suffer from it: ...the intricate patterns of stairs, windows, pergolas and cables, the chaotic and seemingly…
They have been saying for years that they will do an IPO but, as is typical of the place, so far apart from statements nothing has ever been seen
> You know very well please don't assume that all languages have the same sneaky sub-meanings, or, if we speak the same language[1], don't assume that everyone is as ignorant or stupid as you are [1]…
> But shouldn’t be called “flour”. It’s not. the definition of flour is "ground substances," see also bone flour, fossilized flour, stone flour...
because in government right now are far-right populists who have to distract the masses from the fact that they are not doing anything they promised in the election campaign in recent months the issues have been banning…
that article here in italy sparked endless controversy, low-level dumbass jokes and even some minor politicians had to have their stupid say; obviously, as italians, no one read the article or even a single line. that…
it's really amazing how in IT we always recycle the same ten names... in the last three years, "gemini" refers (at least) to: - gemini protocol, the smolnet companion (gemini://geminiprotocol.net/ -…
it seems that in 2012, along with the end of the world, the possible acronyms/usable names for a project also ended
still this is not an "operating system" nor does it in any way related to them; please use the right words when you have to communicate, otherwise you just sound like scammers who want to sell pots with holes by passing…
nice project, reminds me (a lot) of astrobotany on gemini [1] gemini://astrobotany.mozz.us [2] https://github.com/michael-lazar/astrobotany
very good, congratulations on the achievement!
given that space is hard, any progress in this direction has real and practical repercussions for all of humanity; for example, knowing how to handle metals, chemicals, mechanical systems, logical systems (production…
Alex we miss u
oh god... that dough looks more like frozen pizza, apart from in some tourist traps I have never seen it served seriously in my area
> There's also a type of pizza that is round but thick, do you mean 'pizzetta'?
or from 'pinsa' (from the Latin verb 'pinsere' or from the verb 'pansere', 'to pound'), or from the Greek dish plakous or from the piada (or piadina), mentioned in Virgil's Aeneid frankly speaking, I don't think we can…
Using wrong names on purpose to attract users is a good indicator of the irrelevance/uselessness of a project cryptobros are masters of confusion (web3, somethingOS, 'zero proof' and so on)
yes I was a little disappointed, ngl a post-apocalyptic recipe book would be really interesting (canned cultivated meat, mycotissues, texturised hydroponic soya and boiled grains, yummm)
it will be the biggest meme week for us Italians, there are already incredible pearls on telegram
oh well, this will be an extremely interesting week for the Italian internet and also for TVs: brace yourself, moirologists are coming
mmh we are saying the same thing, so I suppose there was a linguistic misunderstandig, English is not my native language
Seeing that it's also in this book (which I would like to buy, btw) I can't help but comment on the myth of the 'first bug' in computing: it's a historical fake, see for example here[1] [1]…
never heard of it but this vaguely reminds me of labview (still widely used in factory infrastructure and R&D) another similar environment that 20 years ago I thought would become the new desktop/programming metaphor is…
...every now and then my brain reminds me that all of LOTR is 3.11mb, The Betrothed (by Manzoni) is 1.2mb and Inferno (by Dante) only 550 kb and then I wonder what the hell we are doing in this century...
another very very good Russian-Hollywoodian style film is 'The Age of Pioneers' about the absolute madness of the Voskhod 2 (first spacewalk...they were mad as hell) of a different kind but still beautiful is 'Out of…
I don't think there is a word to express the melancholic fascination with megastructures, but I certainly suffer from it: ...the intricate patterns of stairs, windows, pergolas and cables, the chaotic and seemingly…
They have been saying for years that they will do an IPO but, as is typical of the place, so far apart from statements nothing has ever been seen
> You know very well please don't assume that all languages have the same sneaky sub-meanings, or, if we speak the same language[1], don't assume that everyone is as ignorant or stupid as you are [1]…
> But shouldn’t be called “flour”. It’s not. the definition of flour is "ground substances," see also bone flour, fossilized flour, stone flour...
because in government right now are far-right populists who have to distract the masses from the fact that they are not doing anything they promised in the election campaign in recent months the issues have been banning…
that article here in italy sparked endless controversy, low-level dumbass jokes and even some minor politicians had to have their stupid say; obviously, as italians, no one read the article or even a single line. that…