Vogelgesang von rechts wie links. Ein leises, laues Lüftchen mit wunderbar natürlichem Duft.
Und dazu eine malerische Aussicht.
Mehr braucht es wirklich nicht.
May the artwork take you to a place of vastness and majesty, a landscape where you can sit and ponder in a state of silent wonder. Be at peace, and rest in serenity and joy.
It's a rugged place, this high valley in the wilderness of Oregon. May the artwork take you to such a place -- one of wild beauty, intense silence, and timeless majesty.
@Camus@Professeur_Falken
Ajout d'une caméra, mais oubli de l'obturateur qui va avec… 🙄
Pour le besoin d'appli, ce n'est pas Telegram qui me viendrait en premier en tête ! Plutôt #Silence ou une appli pour #XMPP.
Après, si ça cible des utilisateurs ou utilisatrices dont les parents souhaitent limiter les usages de connectivité aux fonctions d'appels et SMS/MMS, le concepteur peut très bien fournir le reste des outils comme à l'époque.
Pour des applis, mieux vaut attendre un remake du 6301. 😜
"Silence has been framed as society’s enemy. It broods, holds hostage, cannot be trusted. Worst of all, it spells boredom. We are accustomed to entertaining ourselves by filling all the empty space with noisemakers and firecrackers. Yet nothing is more boring than a lot of noise." —Jeanette Cooperman for The Common Reader
#CfP for the #panel "Translating #Silence: Alternative Forms of Voice Beyond Speech", which will be held at the 2024 PAMLA (#PAMLAorg) #conference in Palm Springs on November 7-10, 2024.
‘Property poetry’?
"Real estate is another way to say Australia."
"Kate Holden connects Turnbull’s persistence in illegally clearing vast tracts of koala habitat, and his murder of Turner, to British Enlightenment theories of property. The English philosopher John Locke, she observes, “placed emphasis on labour to morally justify the owning of property. The more work put into the land, the more settled a man was upon it. Holden traces associations between Locke’s ideas, the history of terra nullius and the “strange, morbid fixation in Australian myth of just how hard a person has to work on this land.”
"[b]y the time of Australia’s settling, the ineluctable mark of a British citizen was land ownership. It enfranchised him, gave him rights […] Land – elemental, foundational – was the desperately prized asset in a new colony. Without it, man was only an object."
Interesting article about noise sensitivity. Very recognizable. I couldn't live without my noise-cancelling headphones and earbuds anymore. They've made my life less stressful.
Le Nokia 3210 préparerait son retour, 25 ans après sa sortie (www.lesnumeriques.com) French
Je cherchais des sonneries 3210/3310 quand je suis tombé sur cet article. Je… je… faut que je change de caleçon :/