I was thinking of Crystal systems which would be cool because there’s 6 or 7 depending on convention. The only problem is that the “Monoclinic” would have 3-letter abbreviation of “Mon” which could be confused with abbreviation for Monday—I would challenge myself to find a way around it.
The XKCD thing is also great start. Continents would be nice, main-stream way of going about it. (I’m hopeful that people of Antarctica would not feel ripped off if they got the 7th season.)
(By the way, I always wanted to give these seasons names but my mind just goes blank whenever I try. I’m not very creative, I guess.)
IMHO months add unnecessary complexity. In my own experimental calendar I use normal Gregorian year with ISO week numbers and then instead of months, I define seven “seasons” which are just 8-week periods (week 1 to 8, 9 to 16, etc.). Each season has 56 (8 x 7) days except for season 7, which is the only one that absorbs all the irregularities and typically has 29 days.
It could be pretty similar to 13-month calendar you described, but I decided to use larger unit and also remove ambiguity about meaning of “month” (all other units means the same thing as in Gregorian + ISO-week-numbering)—by simply abandoning that unit entirely.
very orange.
Oranges and other citrus fruit are also significantly acidic, which is hard on teef
also, what if my teef are orange?
teef
i believe the correct scientific spelling is “teeph”
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With alacritty, qutebrowser, neovim and LibreWolf. I use my custom dmenu-based utilities for things like launching apps, locking (with slock), controlling (ie. postponing :D) redshift and music player and opening bookmarks, links and searches. Thunar is the most DE-like app I use but being comfortable with Bash i use Thunar just for certain tasks like organizing files like photos. For quick text edits, I sometimes prefer Mousepad. For screenshots it’s slop+maim.
I don’t “rice”, I just set some color schemes years ago and use simple wallpaper (which I rarely see.) And keep everything as minimal and out of way as possible.
(I don’t care about Wayland unless I’m somehow forced to. I mean, some of my utils depend on X11 for things like clipboard access but I suppose it could be fixed easily nowadays. However X11 works fine for me so if it ain’t broken…)
a moderator removing posts for a very far stretch interpretation of Rule 3
…stretch by which party? in the sense that the post not really about self-hosting (and OP tried to use rule 3 in a stretched interpretation), or that the post was about self-hosting but moderator applied it in unnecessarily strict way? The way you phrased it seems like the former, but then why would that result in moderator resigning?
(I’m not a native English speaker so sorry if it should have been clear.)
Syncthing for files, Nextcloud (synced to fastmail and file tree using vdirsyncer) for calendar and contacts.
TBH—and I’m not a native English speaker—I think it’s a bit ambiguously phrased. “Increase by 200%” would be more clear.
“Mark Zuckerberg” -> “cum rag berzerkk”
“but … the … it … … w… the thing … so … the …” 😵💫 🤯
idk if it’s just me but “think before you speak” just triggers me.
it’s what my dad used to yell at me (and pepper with calling me an idiot) when I was 8 and he had no patience with my questions and he hated the way i think and am.
when you could be sitting in a cafe or restaurant and contributing to the economy
or even better, being exploited for cheap labor in prison!
BTW, little newborn kittens or puppies are also called litter.
say “little kitten litter” 10 times
I don’t use pepper but I use Himalayan crystal salt so your point stands, there could be decent amount of dead Buddhist monks there.
(I guess I’ll have to be checking from now on.)
my pepper grinder is clear as well, but point stands, i don’t ever look there.
is your point to have the grinder so small that you can basically observe every individual seed in it to check if it’s not a beetle?
Death Boom sounds cool but the opposite would be “Birth Boom”.
I think it should be “Corpse Boom”.
Hell yeah! And I’m confused af when Sunday happens to be on the left.
I live in Czechia (born in Slovakia) and you won’t see Sunday-first calendars around here unless they are imported. (I bet lot of people even don’t know that in some calendars in the world Monday is not the first!)