*banned 4 MarkDown love* @design_RG@qoto.org

@_lunawinters Yeah, he sure will. I remember being a little cocky and enjoying the shock value of a statement sometimes. 😜

@chikara
That is a nice and interesting photo, Chikara, thank you for posting it.

I noticed and enjoyed the sky light reflection on the puddled water on the sidewalk. And even the shadows from the trees on same.

The picture has a similarity to the gravure indeed. Different medium, different times, but a fluidity that is present in both.

@Fabrice_tual

@Fabrice_tual It's a wonderful print. The gradient of colours, the fine detail, the register of a reality so foreign to us.

Great work, thank you for the post. 👍

@_lunawinters

Quiet your mind down, grasshopper.

@IshaKaushik@mastodon.social

@wabbster @_lunawinters

Good things can happen in bed.

John and Yoko, Amsterdam, Bed In for Peace.

@Full_marx

The response you got on the thread was indeed heartwarming and enjoyable. Well done, all.

Quick reply, just point at one quick thing on your reply above.

The ADD, and difficulty of concentrating. Trying to control that, distractions and improve concentration will be beneficial to all, and specially to a programmer aiming for a wider comprehension and finer work.

We all suffer from attention dilution, unfortunately (I have unnamed quantity of tabs open on my browser, hard to give up and close one or more in attempt to free some ram).

Focusing is important. Think of ways to reduce distractions.
@freemo @Raman @mngrif @jump_spider @rodolpho @shibaprasad @Gomario

@freemo Really nice car.

Now it's accepted reality, thank you. 👍

@freemo Well, I am glad at least some of the targeted group might enjoy the photos. Not sure I know any ladies like that, or possibly they wouldn't admit to it. 😛

I find it hugely crass though. Never done it, don't think I will.

Have you, sent one of those?

@freemo Post picture of race car, or it didn't happen. 😏 😉

@freemo Sometimes I am very embarassed by the crassness of some of my gender colleagues.

Men can be suck dicks, no pun intended.

That ironic/outraged reply was a good way to handle it, indeed. Imagine my lady friends having to receive these, unsolicited.

@Craigvulcan Sleep well, we here in other continents will carry on. 🌆

@cimo Welcome to Qoto, cimo.

Enjoy your stay, any questions please feel free to ask. 😺

@freemo That is chock full of information, but I learned Trig using the circle, drawing on blackboards and it made sense, never forgot.

Trig is wonderful when you give examples on how it can be used to measure things from far away, like mountain or obelisk heights for example.

@drabard Welcome drabard. 😺

Poor doggie. I like the bunker picture on your profile. Plus, cat inside. 😉

@_lunawinters Sometimes kids just like the shock factor - saying things that put people on edge.

He's youngm, and will move from that in time. Don't worry. 😉

@Aastha1801 Hello Aastha, and welcome to Qoto.

Enjoy the network and all it has to offer. If you are new to using Mastodon, there's a good guide here: https://lifehacker.com/a-beginner-s-guide-to-mastodon-1828503235

Any question, just ask, and someone will try and help out.

Have a good day!

@_lunawinters I should re-do the test, did it a while ago and some of the questions I was ambivalent about the rreplies - no particular one that stood out for me.

So the final result had some uncertainty on it. Will have to get around to it sometime. 😉

@freemo Z (unpronunceable name) made a good post with some details about building one of those. A co-worker of his went thru it. Good read.

https://hackers.town/@zpojqwfejwfhiunz/103240582302249695

Also posted image of his built unit: https://hackers.town/system/media_attachments/files/001/491/491/original/963a1bb6f1499cb7.png?1575326754

It's a large image, so I will only post a reduced size here. Link above for full size.

@shibaprasad @Rovine Got a short reply from Alex to my Twitter post; he said he's still trying t ofind a way to fix the distribution problem.

@chikara The idea it should be there was from observations of small perturbations of the orbits of the nearest, much larger planets.

Very intricate work, as it required sharp observations and data collection, plus the analysis later.