Devin Berg @drb@scholar.social

@petrichor
It's just so literal. Kind of like using "way out" to describe the exit or "washing up liquid" for dish soap.

I just love UK English.

When the department chair has to send an email to the entire department to ask the faculty to "please behave like professionals" during department meetings... 🤨

@vickysteeves
There's an idea. video.scholar.social. cc/ @bgcarlisle

Lately we've been mixing our French wine with Orangina. If this isn't already a thing, it should be.

@RaoOfPhysics @bgcarlisle Oh, I have no idea. Hoping to see your review! 😄

@RaoOfPhysics @bgcarlisle I had been looking at these, but then also comparing with the Likebook ARES.

In general I don't really like the whole "gamification" movement, but I'll be damned if Duolingo hasn't manipulated me into practicing more and more every week.

I assume that even the boxed wine in France is better than the stuff we get in the US.

@RaoOfPhysics
Ok, fine. But that way of speech went away.

Numbers in French are so odd!

Eighty = Quatre-vingts = four twenties...

I should have been a geologist.

@rusty
Your right. Does appear to be mostly dead these days.

@rusty out of curiosity, have you looked at Fritter? dat://fritter.hashbase.io/

@rusty
I have Beaker installed and have a site but haven't really figured out much to do with it yet.