TheWolfYouFeed.ParaBelle @AChimera@mastodon.social
The math is mostly in the ratio's of euclidean geometry. To be fair: I suck at math, don't do competition & prefer playful strolls towards well-being instead.
At what point does a community admit that it's collective wisdom is no replacement for specialized knowledge?
Dutch Spies Snooped on Russia's Elite Hackers, and More #security News This Week #wired https://www.wired.com/story/security-roundup-dutch-spies-snooped-on-russias-elite-hackers/
The games we play.
The masks we wear.
the modulation of emotional state at the boundaries of the map of social context that we use to define our territory.
"Are nations not real, then? Of course they are, just like ant colonies, nations interact with the world.
They can change landscapes, wage wars, grow or decline, and they can stop existing.
But they only exist because of a lot of humans interacting with each other.
But not just nations. All the complex structures that surround us emerge from us.
Even if we don't intend to, we are constantly creating.
Communities, companies, cities, societies."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16W7c0mb-rE
@literallyfenic I wish more designers had an interest in the variations of cognitive and mechanical impairments of players. It bothers me a bit that these kinds of accessibility features are often just some kind of check-mark thing that people throw in after the fact.
I think there is an amazing amount of gameplay possibilities if these ideas are played with as part of the mechanics (and not just horror games). And would go along way toward getting devs to be literate in the issue.
Drawing and redrawing, tracing patterns in our skin.
Imbuing our ourselves with symbolism of our past ancestors.
Embedding the powder in our skin with tribal etchings.
Imbuing our cells with symbolism of our past ancestors.
Mixing our blood metaphoric with the blood of real.
Blood becomes ink, bonding us to history.
Marking tribal boundaries with ink on paper.
Excreting words from our fingertips like animals excreting their own boundaries in the wild.
The ink of History leading to bloodshed.
Journaling doesn't have to be about beautiful things. Sometimes it's about the stressful stuff too: https://socialwork.buffalo.edu/content/dam/socialwork/home/self-care-kit/exercises/stress-journaling.pdf
Must. Sleep. Sigh.
Humans: "Problem trees, Decision trees, but what if I don't know what to do???"
God: "You are like little baby. Peep dis."
rain
in january…
kissing
rain
Flowers...:)
@AChimera # Common Consensus Protocols
Infocologically-sane consensus protocols must satisfy the following conditions:
Factivity Order : False information is not stored.
(Rollback)
√ Persistence
Motive Order : Only purposeful information is stored.
(Recovery/Checkpointing)
√ Uniqueness
Byzantine Order : Node having informat...
@wittysense
Thanks for the followback.
"I wish words could really tell you how I really feel" <3
https://open.spotify.com/track/13VFwXlKLIoq8GERQvZmAy (h/t @AChimera )
While I truly enjoy learning of the great thinkers of the West, their axioms were not developed with the wellbeing of "my people" in mind. I therefore apologize
for my dullness and slowness of understanding, while daring continued doubt of their modes and methods through humble (and at time erroneous) reflections. It's a necessity for survival. I reject universally expanding conditioning based on the classical thoughts. They are no more than opinions relative to their speakers' cognitive state.
@rosso @thor @Algot
Let's straighten some facts:
1. It's Persian, not Arabic. (please do not be xenophobic, it's against the guidelines of m.s)
2. Which when it comes to language codes is [fas] rather than [fa] which we do have a filter for (Farsi).
3. If the language can't be detected it defaults to the servers "default" language, which for m.s is English, which we realized was unfortunate.
4. We immediately began discussing fixes to this "problem" yesterday.
North. East. West. South.
LOL
