shokunin of serendipity
Joined January 2020
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I think everyone’s lost the plot with dating tbh
You’re looking for home. That’s the only point of any of it. A flickering hearth, a bountiful table, a passion that will wax and wane as unalarmingly as the moon. Deciding to love a person ideally involves the same simple blend of logic + intuition that goes into choosing a place to live: you have a short list of what you absolutely need, some things that are nice to have, but mostly it comes down to if it feels immediately instinctively NICE.
When you’re paying attention to how you feel that recognition comes pretty quickly imo. People overcomplicate it a lot, mostly by trying to look to others to figure out what they should care about.
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wake up babe, every version of PHP for the past 17 years has two critical bugs and now 74.5% of the internet is broken lol. there's a patch coming out tomorrow but until then most of the internet has open backdoors that allow unauthorized remote code execution
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saddleback caterpillars look like they're wearing a tiny safety vest... amazing. brilliant..
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LANGUAGE is a FEELING in the body. literally when you talk you can feel the vibrations in your vocal cords and whatnot. furthermore, language indexes different parts of our mind-body schemas, allowing us to traverse our our phenomenology using different tokens. the dialect between language (the head) and the gut (feeling your feelings) is important and shouldn't be disregarded. feeling the "raw data" of feelings comes at a cost if you never give it a resonant handle. the head gives the gut a way to be heard, and the gut gives the head a way to feel without biasing towards combinatorial explosion of INDEXXING phenomenology.
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Altogether, including donations sent directly to me, I've raised £1000, ($1300) in two days. £3.5k more to go 🤍
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The clearest images NASA has taken of Jupiter's moon ‘Io’ (1999)
[via/ NASA]
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The posted images are not authentic 1999 NASA photos of Io. Real Galileo global color views from July 1999 show pastel surfaces at ~1.3 km/pixel; highest-resolution images are small close-ups of limited areas.
science.nasa.gov/resource/globa…
science.nasa.gov/photojournal/h…
