Txo!? @txo_elurmaluta@mastodon.eus

Gaur Berrian Ana Galarragak utzi dituen hitz hauek marko batean jartzekoak dira #ttak

2004. Michael Rakowitz critica la alta ocupación de suelo de los coches con una tienda-carpa con la forma de uno.

Los coches están parados más del 90 % del tiempo y ocupan gratis un espacio que es de todos.

#urbanismo #carsRuinCities
http://www.michaelrakowitz.com/plot-proposition-i

I read an article where the writer is repeatedly uneasy about how conversations on Mastodon are devoid of politics, ”as if the outside world doesn’t exist.” The idea being that the birdsite is more connected to reality?

It’s frustrating to me that anyone would portray algorithm-boosted rage as representative of the world stage, and real, human conversation as non-representative of the human condition and human desire.

The world is upside-down.

@EU_Commission

#ChatControl is some serious crazy stuff where #EU citizens can only scratch their head and think "How could they come up with this?"

Not only that, but this #surveillance nightmare is brought on the table over and over again. It is against #European values and rights to #Privacy. It erodes #trust with people that #EuropeanCommission is working in the collective best interest.

What's next? Camera's in our home, so we can all feel safe knowing big brother is watching over us?

#euskalmemeak

#SabíasQué 💡 Los árboles y la vegetación de tu ciudad te están insuflando vida.

La probabilidad de sufrir depresión se reduce si junto a tu vivienda hay árboles¹.

Caminar bajo los árboles de camino al trabajo reduce el estrés del día².

Los árboles prestan a las personas servicios ecosistémicos irremplazables en materia de salud³.

Pasear por zonas verdes está relacionado con un mayor desarrollo cognitivo en niños⁴, una mayor inteligencia⁵ y más creatividad⁶.

#urbanismo, #vegetación y #salud

The curb cut effect: for example, media descriptions right here on Mastodon help people who use screen readers, but they are also useful for explaining the joke for people who don’t get it, for translations of text, and for copy-pasting what would otherwise be just an image of text.

BADASS LIBRE FONTS BY WOMEN
https://www.design-research.be/by-womxn/

So if you write an article and give image credits, you don't credit the place you found it, you credit the SOURCE.

Stealing an image, and pointing to a place that has also stolen that image isn't how it works.

If you find an image you'd like to use, you check to see if this is the original source of the image.

If it is, then see if there are any usage rights shown - and follow them.

If there aren't any, you contact the publisher and ask permission to use the image.

Googlek cookie guztiak erraz baztertzeko aukera emango du Europan 150 milioi euroko isuna jaso ondoren https://www.argia.eus/plaza/iametza/googlek-cookie-guztiak-erraz-baztertzeko-aukera-emango-du-europan-150-milioi-euroko-isuna-jaso-ondoren

“Algospeak” is a new English dialect that emerged from the desperate attempts of social media users to “please the algorithm”: that is, to avoid words and phrases that cause social media platforms’ algorithms to suppress or block their communication.

#Algospeak is practiced by all types of social media users, from individuals addressing their friends to science communicators and activists hoping to reach a broader public. But the most ardent practitioners of algospeak are social media creators, who rely—directly or indirectly—on social media to earn a living.

the article ⬆️ posted by @pluralistic also links to this explainer: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2022/04/08/algospeak-tiktok-le-dollar-bean/