Posts by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
 (DIR) Post #AUJ00A89snVGPmh6K8 by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2023-04-04T10:25:18Z
       
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       @shacker Frequently!  I'm on a big general instance and the local feed is very cosmopolitan/quirky/eclectic. With DeepL I can read stuff from all over the place, and it's precisely because it isn't stuff I already know that makes it so great. Reminds me of the early days of the web when everything was interesting or fun, always something new to discover; and not drowning in a sea of dross.Like being in a pub with interesting people you've never met before!
       
 (DIR) Post #AimdUAf0b5Fp71esCG by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2024-06-10T11:43:40Z
       
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       @futurebird Bon chance ! 😧 https://www.researchgate.net/publication/236829846_London_Congestion_Chargingjournal article from 2008 (open access)
       
 (DIR) Post #AizFA8WhVAHwQLJTXM by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2024-06-16T13:41:19Z
       
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       @beans_please @gwynnion "it's not like anyone's mind was every actually changed".I love the community here; people discuss stuff, sometimes robustly, but aren't just chanting the party line.There're definitely topics and regions lacking (Africa), but I've learn't way more interesting stuff.Opinion changed: Astrophysics and insects - ants in particular.I find myself walking down the road trying not to step on the little buggers! (h/t @alexwild @futurebird )
       
 (DIR) Post #AkrLRp7dRB5vXMS3ea by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2024-08-11T13:59:18Z
       
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       @futurebird apologies to the cat for not putting her centre stage, but are the plants on the right silver birch, and did you grow them from cuttings?
       
 (DIR) Post #AlECsO07wztMI0bq2S by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2024-08-22T14:41:33Z
       
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       @futurebird i think there are some big japanese servers
       
 (DIR) Post #AlbJJVUjGXwFi4JhlA by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2024-09-02T18:11:56Z
       
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       @futurebird Oh please ! You lot call trousers pants !
       
 (DIR) Post #AuWJMT9hk99ZFxPxJo by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2025-05-27T13:08:02Z
       
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       @futurebird I have no idea why either, but the answer is ants, it's always ants !We bought some cheap little apple tree to put in our very small garden (translates as 'yard' I believe), and it made a few blossoms, one of which set. So we now have a little thing trying to become an apple. I showed my other half yesterday, and at the time there was an ant crawling on it. She was about to terminate it when I said , "No no! they are the good guys". You have a lot to answer for !
       
 (DIR) Post #AxbX5r5tRtWM0fxxOC by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2025-08-27T19:11:43Z
       
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       @futurebird As I've mentioned to somebody before, confessing your crime on the ["I never expected all these cats" - Tim Berners-Lee] inter-web. might not be the wisest move?
       
 (DIR) Post #B0Xr4blAANxhSC1rFI by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2025-11-23T17:11:08Z
       
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       @jetlagjen @futurebird A, B, C for vertices, α, β, γ for angles? But what would I know? It's all Greek to me! 😉 Someone posted a link to this a while back; interesting in the context of the presentation discussion:[#AltTextForMe - help!]I thought it was obvious, but I'd seen in a Primary Maths Challenge (aimed at 9/10, 10/11 year old UK kids) … How many different isosceles triangles with whole number sides can you make from a loop of string 21 units long?https://www.theguardian.com/science/2025/feb/17/can-you-solve-it-the-simple-geometry-question-that-fools-almost-everyone:
       
 (DIR) Post #B2f4undbfqIx82VUyO by hitsuyonai@mastodon.online
       2026-01-26T01:33:04Z
       
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       @Ashmire @TheVoidTLMB @futurebird For the benefit of our American cousins: Cricket is a 'game' 'played' between two teams. A player on one team is armed with a club, and a player from the other team repeated throws a rock at him, basically trying to kill him. For some strange reason the chap with the club isn't allowed to hit the rock thrower with his club. It does seem weird that American parents might choose to name a daughter Cricket![@keefeglise for more details] [+baseball/rounders]