'morgen!
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 22, 2018
There were dents in the knight's armour.
"Shouldn't you get those hammered out?" the dragon asked.
"They do not hinder me," the knight said, "just remind me of other battles."
The dragon counted dents. "You won all those?"
"I lived through them all."
"Then I will not add more."— Micro SF/F stories (@MicroSFF) October 21, 2018
"Die Entstehung des Lebens auf der Erde mit dem Zufall erklären heißt, von der Explosion einer Druckerei das Zustandekommen eines Lexikons zu erwarten." (Edwin Conklin) (via https://t.co/L4VYhltLO1) – hm, hübscher vergleich, aber er hinkt doch ein wenig … 🙂
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 22, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1054246861350096896
aus der reihe "noch ein aggregator" heute: "OMNIA" will digitalisate aus der europeana, der digital public library of amercia u.a. zusammenführen: https://t.co/KlRItobcfX (die schnittstelle zur DPLA funktioniert aber nicht, sagt @Archivalia_kg: https://t.co/WitMDI3O2T)
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 22, 2018
im heute graunassen herbstwetter macht sich das fröhliche open-access-orange sehr hübsch. 🙂 https://t.co/tBVvM5zZAG #openaccess #OAweek #OAWeek2018 pic.twitter.com/Qcjqo9P5Zz
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 22, 2018
#trackball-update im büro: der graue MX ergo von @Logitech löst den blauen M570 ab, der wechselt ins zweit-büro und löst da den roten trackman wheel ab, der noch ein kabel hat. 🙂 #ergonomie #logitech #familiengeschichte pic.twitter.com/U2IJ2dkqJp
— viola voß (@v_i_o_l_a) October 22, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1054290791311511552
#LEGO Ideas Pop-Up Book 21315 im Video: Austausch der Märchen https://t.co/jYdTRRxJOs pic.twitter.com/JRx4BE7Oks
— Zusammengebaut (@Zusammengebaut) October 22, 2018
"Pink Collar Work: Librarianship's Gendered History" by @StacksEtFacts https://t.co/XjY3PV3dvU
— Fuzzy Leapfrog (@FuzzyLeapfrog) October 22, 2018
I love when old medical journals get digitized. Welcome to the 19th century https://t.co/SCqFCmw8gA pic.twitter.com/ZtEzbq7R8L
— Neuroskeptic 🇺🇦 (@Neuro_Skeptic) October 21, 2018
A database of paper airplanes with easy to follow folding instructions.https://t.co/pmzgKo4azD pic.twitter.com/FUDQsVxhjY
— Ange (@angealbertini) October 21, 2018
"After a few days I got an automated email [from the British Library] saying they could not fulfill the order due to copyright restrictions. I had to pester them to get the real explanation: they no longer copy microfilm to other formats." pic.twitter.com/QZblMHFNTT
— Omar Rizwan (@rsnous) October 22, 2018
It's that time of year again: @OpenAIRE_eu brings you excellent webinars and materials on #openaccess #opendata #openscience for #OAWeek https://t.co/jHBWFbhYtk pic.twitter.com/GsKeiHzbfO
— @ahacker@mastodon.online (@ahacker) October 22, 2018
Eine der größten und technisch modernsten Bibliotheken der Welt – und ein sozialer Organismus. Frederick Wiseman setzt der New York Public Library mit seinem Dokumentarfilm #ExLibris ein Denkmal. @ZipporahFilms https://t.co/TzK9Gp6STq
— ZEIT ONLINE (@zeitonline) October 22, 2018
Green (HTML/CSS color) [hex:008000, RGB:(0, 128, 0), HSV:(120°, 100%, 50%)] (https://t.co/8fdm0j25mZ) pic.twitter.com/JfyGSoBsze
— 色 bot (@colours_bot_wp) October 22, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1054342308928339969
Meine 2 Groschen: a) Unter der Überschrift #FDM sind es nur Bibliothekare etc. b) Alle Wissenschaftlerinnen, die mit Daten arbeiten, gehen irgendwie mit ihren Daten um, d.h. sie betreiben FDM, nennen es aber nicht so. Und daran das besser zu machen, sind die meisten interessiert.
— Jochen Apel (@Duhem_) October 22, 2018
#openaccessweek2018 starts today! #openaire_eu and @fosterscience planned a full week with training tracks on #H2020 policies, #RDM #FAIRdata and legal aspects of #data sharing, #OpenScience policies and our #services. Full schedule https://t.co/lBWiWL0Gut pic.twitter.com/YjxZyoOOKE
— OpenAIRE (@OpenAIRE_eu) October 22, 2018
Mozilla-Chefin: Tech-Branche fehlt es an Geisteswissenschaftlern
https://t.co/Aph9j11JfO— Jens Mittelbach 🇪🇺 (@jmiba) October 22, 2018
#openengaged @jfwinters reports that 2/3 of early career researchers in humanities haven't heard about #OpenAccess and the other 1/3 are confused. #OAWeek18
— Torsten Reimer (@torstenreimer) October 22, 2018
I’ve just resealed a resealable bag of Maltesers.
There’s none left, but it would be a shame to not take advantage of such a well intentioned invention.
— rab livingstone (@rablivingstone) October 17, 2018
"Zettel, Stift und Ohr"- Selbst schreiben? Und ob! Im Seminar ›Literarisches Schreiben‹ stellten Studis ihr Können unter Beweis. Eine Auswahl der am Schreib-Lese-Zentrum entstandenen Storys stellen sie am 22.10. ab 20h im SpecOps vor. Eintritt frei. https://t.co/pInVfDAwIa
— Universität Münster (@uni_muenster) October 22, 2018
— Hauck & Bauer (@hauckundbauer) October 22, 2018
Which one are you? #MondayMotivation pic.twitter.com/a6eCjnQzrG
— Daily Owls (@Daily__Owls) October 22, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1054350409932984323
Open Access Week 2018 starts today! Read @ChristinaLenz_, managing editor at @SthlmUniPress on how a university press can contribute to equitable foundations for open knowledge: #OAWeek #StockholmUniPress #openaccess #StockholmUniversity https://t.co/Z1zLhS9Vf9
— StockholmUniLib (@StockholmUniLib) October 22, 2018
Orange Akzente im Foyer der ULB Münster anlässlich der #OpenAccessWeek und natürlich ist auch der #FIDBenelux mit seinem Angebot dabei. pic.twitter.com/WLzZSlUY3F
— Ilona Riek (@IlonaRiek) October 22, 2018
" Hi, what are you dressed as?"
" Me, I'm a harp "
" But you're too small to be a harp "
" Are you calling me a lyre?@cruiteireann
— Ellen Cranitch (@pvespertine) October 20, 2018
The bigger picture:
4 Milliarden Euro hat Deutschland 2017 an Flüchtlinge gezahlt.
13 Milliarden Euro haben die Deutschen 2017 an Steuern hinterzogen.
55 Milliarden wurden durch CumEx gestohlen.
160 Milliarden kosten uns Steuerschlupflöcher für Konzerne und Superreiche jährlich.— SweetDreams, Inc. (@propofolchen) October 22, 2018
Our lack of a precise vocabulary contributes to the crisis of scientific reproducibility. https://t.co/5TgN0vWR5e
— nature (@Nature) May 24, 2018
The #Annif website https://t.co/XAxgXhBvwg has a new look – and provides a new v1 #REST #API at https://t.co/XUkhtrmIzT powered by the new multi-backend Annif implementation!
— Osma Suominen 🌻🕊️ @osma@sigmoid.social (@OsmaSuominen) October 22, 2018
do you love punctuation like I do? here's a count of colons in titles of articles in lit studies: https://t.co/jQZibII75U pic.twitter.com/YtocKKoFSX
— Andrew Piper (@_akpiper) October 22, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1054417746941931522
🖊 by @tomgauld pic.twitter.com/S0VDXTl3Fg
— New Scientist (@newscientist) October 22, 2018
"But where can we read the 5,000 word report on the correct preparation of a cup of tea?" we hear you cry. Worry not Qikipedians… #QI https://t.co/bueZAK9k5l
— Quite Interesting (@qikipedia) October 22, 2018
1/ So I have decided to leave the UK
— Alexander (@37paday) October 22, 2018
Best thread on Brexit yet 😉 https://t.co/MK0m7WxCxp
— Louise Hulland (@LouiseOnAir) October 22, 2018
https://twitter.com/v_i_o_l_a/status/1054487724319801344