this is in contrast to english, where have explictly means own. the closest match for jo would be hold, and it has that use in the context of a container. if you think of yourself as a container, you can make that distinction in english, with some mental overhead.
however, toki pona's jo expresses this distinction in an elegant way!
this is really interesting, as the two are synonymous in english. i have a cat implies you own said cat! things you have arent neccessarily your property in toki pona
@neauoire does the web-ring require the icon to be shown or can a link be used instead? i'm avoiding images in my website as to reduce the bandwidth it consumes, and i'm interested in applying to the webring
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uUHb3cBvWMY
#theStudio
pink floyd's 20 minute songs slap the hardest
Fancy an accelerometer-equipped skirt?
https://hackaday.com/2021/02/21/beautiful-and-bouncy-rgb-led-skirt-reacts-to-movement/
also in this area of thought is radically different editors(acme, aha), and mediums(seek alternatives to the OS idea!). i think we don't spend enough time throwing shit at the wall.
for everyone that wanted to be messing with apl (@eris @neauoire ?) the 2021 dyalog apl competition is now live :) https://www.dyalogaplcompetition.com/
warning: requires proprietary dyalog implementation, but you can also do the whole first part just in your browser afaik
@eris "We sell software to get the accumulated fat out of your system. We sell software to clean up the garbage left behind by your programs. We sell software to deal with the growing complexity of your hardware. We sell software to deal with the growing complexity of your software. We just keep selling bigger upgrades to our product. We sell a bigger CPU. We sell bigger memories. We sell a service solving people's upgrade problems. We sell PCs to people who don't need them."
If you get all the fat out an internet smart appliance is about the same cost as the dumb appliance with the more limited embedded computer in it. The first stage will be TVs and microwaves that are on the internet. Perhaps we will have light bulbs and light switches there eventually.
from http://www.ultratechnology.com/lowfat.htm, an article written in 1998.
Funny how accurate this prediction was!
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