Instagram needs to open up a RTSP extension for Live to allow people (like everyone with tools) to stream from where they are. The lock to mobile is an interesting one (and solely a useless business one).
need stats but I believe this
COVID is now the most common cause of death in the United States. You're now more likely to die of COVID than anything else. If we reopen America too soon, you or someone...
Do they think a virus will listen to partisan politics? How do you protest a…germ?
Add this to the swiftly growing I CAN'T EVEN list…
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“Facts don’t care about your feelings.” - The Coronavirus
There are literally fundamentalists on Twitter right now claiming God sovereignly willed Covid-19 upon the earth, and
“What the crisis has given us is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to see ourselves and our country in the plainest of views. At no other time, ever in our lives, have we gotten the opportunity to see what would happen if the world simply stopped. Here it is.”
link.medium.com/O6hMlNFMN5
I definitely need cases for these things.
Doing a `GET` to a URL 1,440 times a day isn’t suspicious at all.
Right? Right. (v2.jacky.wtf/post/21d7bb34-…)
Doing a GET to a URL 1,440 times a day isn’t suspicious at all.
Right? Right.
Doing a `GET` to a URL 1,440 times a day isn’t suspicious at all.
Right? Right. (v2.jacky.wtf/post/8fac486d-…)
Doing a GET to a URL 1,440 times a day isn’t suspicious at all.
Right? Right.
Going to go on a movie binge in the next few hours. Might live react, might not. Who knows?! lol
Link between Lullism and the Jesuits' descent into the particular
#memory #thinking #RevisionistHistory @Gladwell
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I love when you ask Blathers about a snail and he gets very concerned about the possibility of you letting the snail out of its cage, like it's going to get loose or something #AnimalCrossingNewHorizons
One World: Together At Home. I’m a Global Citizen and support the @WHO and frontline health workers. #StayAtHome globalcitizen.org/en/connect/tog…
I decided to take a drive to keep my car working (and my brain from imploding) and ended up at Golden Gardens, where there were plenty of people but the parking lot was closed with a sign saying "Keep moving: walk, run, bike." Good thing nobody with mobility impairments exists
March 19th, SF distancing day three. First run since my 50-miler. I had rested my legs, only brief walks for a few days, then longer walks, up & down hills. When that felt completely fine, I decided to try an easy run. First up to Buena Vista Park where… tantek.com/2020/109/t1/sf…
March 19th, SF distancing day three. First run since my 50-miler. I had rested my legs, only brief walks for a few days, then longer walks, up & down hills. When that felt completely fine, I decided to try an easy run. First up to Buena Vista Park where the poppies were in full bloom(1), then over to Corona Heights Park, where the clean air provided very clear views of downtown San Francisco, and across the bay to Oakland too(2)!
Finished my run with a coffee from Haight Street Market, where they had just changed store hours to close earlier for sanitizing, and limited the first hour of opening to those 60+ years old and Instacart workers(3).
Scanning the newspapers while waiting for my coffee, the day’s headlines captured only a few concerns & fears(4,5,6).
As a visual palate cleanser after those headlines, here’s my almond latte in a paper cup(7), since they stopped serving in reusable cups two days ago (tantek.com/t5661).
#run #runner #BuenaVistaPark #CaliforniaPoppies #poppies #flowers #CoronaHeights #sign #signs #ShelterInPlace #CLOSED #COVID19 #CoronaVirus #SFdistancing #SF #SanFrancisco #optOutside #fromWhereIRun #NeverStopExploring #InstaRunner #2020_079 #20200319 #laterGram #noFilter
I'm not as well-versed in the history of educational technology as those like @audreywatters, but after reading the opening of chapter 10 of The Art of Memory by Frances Yates, I'm prepared to call Pierre de La Ramée as the godfather of #EdTech.
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