@aejolene I'm using https://bridge.joinmastodon.org/ but am getting lots of errors on some people. I wonder if the server is over taxed? But anyway, at least I was able to connect with about 2 dozen Twitter contacts. THANKS!
Trying my best to filter out all the Japanese porn...
On the plus side: I'm glad there's no world leader on this platform threatening nuclear war.
On the negative side: Sadly, there aren't that many other people using this platform for other purposes either.
#OpenScience #OpenData #Library folks. This is #EndangeredData week, where we highlight the importance of public records in free and civil society. Here's a brilliant blog post by Sarah Bond: https://www.forbes.com/sites/drsarahbond/2017/04/19/saving-endangered-data-from-ancient-rome-to-trumps-america/
Go to your local #taxmarch and protest will you still can (and before radioactive fallout makes it unhealthy).
It's important.
If you are a denizen of the SF Bay Area, here's the info for the San Francisco march:
So slow... Push git push! Before the heat death of the universe please!!
Roman era dirt looks like Halaf and Ubaid era dirt in the Mediterranean world.
Not a very deep or inspired thought, but you're welcome.
Hmm... source code seems to say yes, #Mastodon should support Open Graph tags, see: https://github.com/tootsuite/mastodon/blob/f0de621e76b5a5ba3f7e67bd88c0183aac22b985/db/migrate/20170119214911_create_preview_cards.rb
Bummer. I wish #Mastodon could use the Open Graph metadata that Twitter and Facebook uses. It would make shared links more lively in this platform.
Let's see if Masto can show pictures via links:
Here's the direct link to the pict:
https://merritt.cdlib.org/d/ark%3A%2F28722%2Fk2h99309c/0/producer%2Fartiraq.org%2Fstatic%2Fopencontext%2Fpoggio-civitate%2Fpreview%2F19840105.jpg
And here's the Web page for it: https://opencontext.org/media/FEDA00BF-FAFE-48F6-C6C8-28B5B671BA08
It's a terracotta modeled cat, an architectural decoration from an early Etruscan building.
Roman dirt looks like lots of other kinds of dirt.
While fixing some issues with our RDF dump for the Pelagios project.
I'm now shoving hundreds of pictures of dirt into the Internet Archive.
I suppose the only good thing to come from the Trump administration is..
Ah hell.
There is no good thing. Everything is now more awful.
While I'm still a novice at Jupyter Notebooks, I can see its value in integrating code with explanatory / narrative text.
I'm working on some blocks of #Python code for some basic #datavis on #archaeology data from @cpencontext
Yep, agreed on the Tweetdeck. Also would be nice to have some better full text indexing. It seems only hash-tags can be searched.
If I run a tor VPN and just use Mastodon will "they" still be able to get me?
I haven't been on Mastodon in a few days, and now porn bots. I guess that testifies to the success of the platform.