I believe there are philosophical ideas hardwired into languages. It's easy to get carried away with that idea. But on some level languages are windows into different ways of seeing the world.

I've tried cycling with one broken crank and that was a disaster. Though I'm not sure the third image, with the asymmetrical cranks is much better.

PR visa is about 500k equivalent in Australia. Spouse visa is double that.

Ordered a copy of the third one.

Two of these arrived in my mailbox over the past week.

I quit LinkedIn in 2021. Never regretted that decision.

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Thank you

Es lo que merecimos.

Animal parts?

I also live this. Leuchtturm is the perfect notebook from a design perspective. But, I tolerate the paper. That's the kindest thing I can say.

I love the paper in the Sakae Iroful notepad. But the "book" is so-so.

Also, I cry once a year for the old Ji-Yu 4 season planners. They were perfect.

"Unshackled from established fossil-fuel industries and outdated technologies, these countries show how the global south is starting to move faster in the renewables transition than wealthier nations such as Australia."

It's a different world. Choose the future or get left in the past.

Sparktoro?

Very surprising news. And I mostly knew them as social media and SEO keyword search company.

That's my understanding. Lived in Delhi for three years and that's where I picked it up. Lots of quirks in Indian English are delightful.

I quite like prepone.

All my water glasses and all my kitchen glass prep bowls large and small.

That recent blogpost from Scrivener has me thinking a lot about where I want automations in process of delivering words versus how much I do not want AI junk anywhere near the crafting and editing of those words.

Which is similar to the journey I went through years ago with audio and photo tech.

If Bluesky continues to be US-centric then in won’t grow and will continue to be a niche technology that struggles to maintain user numbers.

My deepest condolences for your loss.