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Journal Article: “Library Terms that Users (Don’t) Understand: A Review of the Literature from 2012-2021” infodocket.com/2024/09/07/jour…
#libraries #terminology


Want to try contributing to an #opensource project? platformsh-docs is a #HTML project that has open issues. Check out this issue on GitHub: github.com/platformsh/platform…



"La part de marché de Linux sur le desktop passe à 4,55 % à l'échelle mondiale, avec plus de 3 % en France, les chiffres font état d'un gain d'intérêt pour l'OS"

Aller, on évolue ! Hop hop! #OpenSource #Linux #OS

linux.developpez.com/actu/3621…



The possibility of liquid water beneath the surface of Saturn’s moon Mimas may offer clues to how such seas form, and another spot to search for life

Learn more about this in our recent article published by Scientific American.

scientificamerican.com/article…

#KnowableMagazine
#ScienceMastodon



in reply to Fifi Brindacier

Oui. :)
Je plussoie avec Simone de Beauvoir : “Se vouloir libre, c'est aussi vouloir les autres libres”.



Temperatures predicted to dip below 50 tonight in the #dmv and I’m not opposed to this!
#september
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Confession: I haven’t actually seen a modern desktop GPU that was released in the last three years, up close and in person. Until today.

Holy crap these are massive now! (Cassette tape for scale)

in reply to Jason Evangelho 🐧🎒

really pushing the idea of a “card” at this point. The ATX PC has had an amazing run but these GPUs make me think it’s time for a change in form factor.



Killed in her pink roller skates, a Palestinian girl’s photo in Gaza goes viral @palestine @israel

cfpublic.org/2024-09-07/killed…

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The thing the tories have never understood, or understand and are dishonest about it, is regulation is good for business.

The only people who don't like regulations are the people who are fundamentally dishonest. The lack of decent regulations tips the balance in favour of the dishonest, the people after a fast buck at the expense of their customers and or employees.

theguardian.com/politics/artic…



LAist: It's been so hot for so long, we've lost track of how many days of 100 degrees the region has endured — and the end won't come this weekend. laist.com/news/climate-environ…


in reply to MikeDunnAuthor

Australia use to do this from the early 70s (Whitlam gov't) until the mid 80s, when Reaganomics arrived.

In the now, it's actually a prerequisite to staying an advanced nation.

PS: from an indie Federal MP. This would include study allowances.

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in reply to MikeDunnAuthor

Joking aside, that's what happened in the UK when I went to college in 1970. Not paid exactly but I got free tuition, free lodging, 3 meals a day and a grant that covered books, materials etc. And some beer and cigarettes. It wasn't luxury but poor students could live decently and have a little fun. It was like that because the government recognised that society needed more college educated professionals so it had to pay to get them.
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