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The 252nd Carnival of Mathematics

I loved some of the things Fractal Kitty rounded up, especially Hawzen's amazing effort to identify a fossil mollusc shell purely on the basis of gross morphology, here. I kinda sorta understand the maths, though not in any great detail, especially this:

Naturally, the distance between two shells s1 and s2 is squared euclidean distance between their contour points:

Naturally!

Is it the species they think it is? Who cares.

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A drum set from above. A drumming drummer partially seen.
Drumming

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Happy World Bicycle Day.#WorldBicycleDay

Happy World Bicycle Day.

#WorldBicycleDay

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Digital minimalism

This is my entry for this month’s Bear Blog Carnival, on the topic of staying connected while practicing digital minimalism. Thank you Juni for hosting the Carnival, and for choosing such a fascinating topic! Over the last two years, I have tried to be more intentional abou...

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Chat community for web writers?

I have several ideas swirling around for projects I would like to see happen. Sometimes, these ideas manifest as a project. Wonders of Web Weaving was inspired by my interest in having more discussions about the indie web. Other times, ideas make their way onto this blog to ...

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I wrote a thing about how hard it is for a tinkerer sysadmin to learn how to do things.

If you have answers, I am all ears.

https://jeremycherfas.net/blog/how-is-a-baker-like-a-sysadmin

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Testing syndication from idno, which had disappeared ...

Testing syndication from idno, which had disappeared a while back. I wasn't happy with the formatting of the shared post before, so perhaps this will prompt me to improve that. No good. Reverting to CDN's fix

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Testing Webmentions from idno

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RE: https://social.yeschenko.com/@fsa_archive/116679691643432473

Every picture tells a story, eh?

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Monthly report: May 2026

There is not a lot of external evidence for what has been a very busy month one way and another, but I know. Highlights of the month: Garden on the terrace growing fit to bust Visit to a fabulous paeony nursery; mine still blind after all these years Tried an audio clip ag...

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Guerilla gardening.I tried this when we first got here, and the forces of evil wiped it out pretty quickly. Maybe tim...

Guerilla gardening.

I tried this when we first got here, and the forces of evil wiped it out pretty quickly. Maybe times have changed. Maybe this time beauty will prevail.

#gardening

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I embarked on trying to update a ...

I embarked on trying to update a web mentions plugin for my other site, which uses the Grav CMS. I fear that the work may be beyond me, even with the help of an LLM, but we shall see. So I want to follow the Posse of Webmention Scratch-Builders even though I have little to contribute.

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I do have vague recollections of caffeine ...

I do have vague recollections of caffeine being a sleep blocker rather than an arousal mechanism of some sort, and I have to say I have never personally experienced a coffee buzz nor coffee induced insomnia.

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Guerilla Gardening.

Guerilla Gardening.

Last time I tried this the forces of evil prevailed quite quickly. Maybe this time will be better, maybe times have changed.

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Wonders of Web Weaving, Episode 4

The fourth episode of Wonders of Web Weaving is out:
In Episode 4, I chat with Marisabel, the author of Konfetti Explorations. We talk about, among other things, websites as gardens, sharing art on one's personal website, and seasons of making our websites.
I hope you enjoy the episode!

Wonders of Web Weaving has an RSS feed you can use to follow along from wherever you get your podcasts.

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🎬 BLOOD INCANTATION - All Gates Open: In Search of Absolute Elsewhere

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Movie poster for “BLOOD INCANTATION - All Gates Open: In Search of Absolute Elsewhere”.

They showed this at the local cinema, the Atelier. I always enjoy a good studio documentation - especially one of such an interesting band and one that's as well done as this one. And I'm very glad no one fell off that roof, WTF!?

👍 Recommended!


Next event: Deine Freunde on June 6, 2026, 17:00 at Amphitheater Gelsenkirchen, Gelsenkirchen.

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🎬 Burn After Reading

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Movie poster for “Burn After Reading”.

I wanted a Coen movie, I got a Coen movie. Absolutely hilarious. And another fantastic cast. They were all a delight to watch, but I probably liked John Malkovich's performance the most. Also loved the idea with the CIA guy reporting those summaries of what had happened. Clever and funny.

👍 Recommended!


Next event: Deine Freunde on June 6, 2026, 17:00 at Amphitheater Gelsenkirchen, Gelsenkirchen.

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New episode: More Sustainable School MealsResearchers in Sweden optimised school lunches (universally free) to reduce...

New episode: More Sustainable School Meals

Researchers in Sweden optimised school lunches (universally free) to reduce GHG emissions while staying essentially the same. Negative result very positive; no changes in amount eaten, amount wasted and meal satisfaction.

"Most [pupils] hadn’t noticed the shift. Some of them actually noticed that the food was tastier. And some of them noticed that there was more vegetarian food."

https://eatthispodcast.com/schoolfood/

#podcasts #food #nutrition

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Cover art: Swedish children sit at a table eating the school lunch provided to every child for free.

Researchers in Sweden optimised school lunches to reduce GHG emissions while staying essentially the same. Negative result very positive; no changes in amount eaten, amount wasted and meal satisfaction.

https://eatthispodcast.com/schoolfood