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eerielinux.wordpress.com
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| | | | | [New to Gemini? Have a look at my Gemini FAQ.] This article was bi-posted to Gemini and the Web; Gemini version is here: gemini://gemini.circumlunar.space/users/kraileth/neunix/2025/eurobsdcon_2025_pt2.gmi In the previous part I covered my arrival and the two tutorial days. This one is about the main conference, the social event, my trip home and a conclusion. EuroBSDCon 2025... | |
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temochka.com
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| | | | | My 110 hours with a game I thought I'd dislike. | |
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meredith.wolfwater.com
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| | | | | [AI summary] The essay explores the need for a shift from individualistic and transactional work cultures in libraries to more collective and community-centered approaches. It emphasizes the importance of interdependence, care, and mutual support, drawing on concepts like 'enoughness' and 'conviviality' to envision a more sustainable and fulfilling work environment. The author advocates for reimagining time and work through collaborative imagination and solidarity, inspired by thinkers like Ruha Benjamin and Adrienne Maree Brown. The text also highlights the role of libraries in fostering such cultural transformations and the importance of challenging existing norms to create a more equitable and compassionate workplace. | |
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readingmattersblog.com
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| | | Fiction - paperback; Penguin; 112 pages; 2018. Translated from the Italian by W.J. Strachan. The Beautiful Summer by Cesare Pavese (1908-1950) won Italy's most prestigious literary award, the Strega Prize for fiction, in 1950. (The author sadly died by suicide a couple of months later.) It's the story of a teenage girl whose friendship with... | ||
