@ranjit I picked it up from teaching undergrads, in general it seems to be used to mean violating assumed norms and/or lacking tact
https://buttondown.email/perfectsentences/archive/perfect-sentences-84/ this week in sentences: fundamentally weird, whole cities, ineffable, pommel horse, melancholy, assessed the scene
@janet yes! when you're on day three of eating the giant pot of curried chickpeas made with whatever was in the cupboard, a little treat is all the more delicious
The Space Shuttle had a 59-pound printer on board, known as the Interim Teleprinter. Putting this heavy printer in orbit cost $1.5 million per flight, but it was a key piece of flight hardware,
providing the astronauts with mission plans, weather reports, and other documents from Mission Control. Let's take a look inside... 1/12
@mhedney OMG hello, your work specifically has been a balm and tremendously helpful (I am in the midst of quals reading)
To be clear I think critical cartography is fine as a thing to do, I just don't know if I need to think hard on how maps are theoretically rhizomes in a state of becoming to appreciate critical cartography
https://buttondown.email/perfectsentences/archive/perfect-sentences-83/ this week in sentences: a pack of tricks, cocaine-infused, problems of European boundaries, simply do nothing, a French perspective, an orderly universe, one of two holes
GIS history shitpost because I'm in that stage of exam reading
@rainhead I'm going to Victoria and Vancouver next month and honestly so sad I don't have time for it
All #EarthEngine users recently got an email to link their account to a Google Cloud project. Google Cloud can be quite daunting for beginners, so we have compiled a simplified guide with FAQs to help you migrate your legacy GEE account to a cloud project. https://courses.spatialthoughts.com/gee-sign-up.html
@networksofphilly ah shoot--i thought I renewed that domain! i'm so sorry.
thinking too much about couches
@platypus can't even get to first base with the futon in our living room