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brimwats
4y ago
You should probably read the Cheese and the Worms, about how an average cheese seller in 1500s Germany read hundreds of books and talked about them passionately. Printing was expensive in the beginning of print but book historians have demo
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4y ago
this is a great idea. activists could then use the ideal standard & pressure departments into achieving "NPDRS Transparency" or something
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4y ago
on the other hand, does that mean you're obligated to be in oil producing countries? how does the geopolitics of that work?
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4y ago
yeah, i have it via yunohost, which is debian-based
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4y ago
I can tell you've never tried to use the Underground with a wheelchair, tho if you're questioning what accessible means in that context—because it's really bad. cars are very accessible for those with mobility disabilities &a
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4y ago
how capable is your Boolean searching? could I do `(catalog* OR classif*) AND (archiv* OR librar* OR museum*)`? does it support AND/OR booleans?
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4y ago
should be pretty soon tbh, code review is almost done
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4y ago
you can use the supercharged links plugin and careful control of it's class types to achieve that, it's how I did it. I'm largely using schema.org types
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4y ago
what's the reddit bot you mention?
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5y ago
BC seems to be doing similarly, with the NDP playing hardball and threatening transit and other concessions to holdout municipalities
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decrypting Rita! I just acquired a copy of this for the Haslam Polyamory & Non-monogamy Collection at the Kinsey Institute. brilliant job with the work, love that I get to archive it!