2026-04-15 07:05:57
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J'aime cette annonce concernant Rêve de Dragon.
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J'aime cette annonce concernant Rêve de Dragon.
Mela is listening to a podcast: Ep 207 Tear Gas: How can a chemical weapon be “humane”? – This Podcast Will Kill You – Exactly Right and iHeartPodcasts - https://podcasts.apple.com/podcast/id1299915173
New blog post on why I think that GenAI/LLM coding agents use for finding vulnerabilities and generating PoC code to demonstrate exploitability is going to be painful, but most probably a good thing in the mid term: https://www.ins.jku.at/blog/vulnerability-reports-and-llms/…
Serious and honest question, and I'm not trying to diss on a different discipline: I don't have much experience reading papers in economics. And I saw that paper "AI, Human Cognition and Knowledge Collapse", on a topic that I find very interesting, written by Acemoğlu et al. Now, Acemoğlu is a Nobel prize winner and MIT professor, so I would assume that paper is among the best economics would offer on that subject.
Sistrix: health and tech are the topics most vulnerable to losing clicks to Google's AI Overviews; Ipsos iris says Healthline's audience fell 48% YoY in March (Charlotte Tobitt/Press Gazette)
https://pressgazette.co.uk/media-audience-and-bu…
While Rob Sherwood is unlike to test the QRP-Labs QMX as far as I know, #HamRadio
Kirk Cousins cranks Golden Knights pregame siren before Game 5 of Western 2nd Round https://www.nhl.com/news/topic/short-shifts/raiders-kirk-cousins-cranks-vegas-golden-knights-siren-game-5
I accidentally wrote an article about the mutation of a gesture on a topic that the UX/UI designers among you actually know much more about than I do. Nevertheless, I thought you might like it. 🌻
https://finest.day/posts/arguing-on-interfaces-from-obligation-to-…
Looks like Slack has bit the big one this morning.
It’s working for several of my clients but they can’t send files to each other
https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:asyaz6jgyscz3rftl7nnz22h/post/3mlsyzzpixk2d
In today's Two Minutes Hate, I'd like to talk about automatic translations on Reddit.
As a user of English as a second language I find them annoying for two reasons.
One - they always rank high in search results when I specifically need LOCAL knowledge on the topic, coming from other folks from my country, and anything else is useless to me.
Two - when the Reddit thread contains reference to a nationality, e.g. "As a Finnish", their translation switches that to "Jako Polak" ("as a Pole"). And that makes things confusing as hell if I make a grave mistake of diving into a thread I shouldn't have touched in the first place (usually due to the Reason Number One).
I used to appreciate Reddit a lot in the past, but of course it couldn't last forever.
A link to a previous thread on this topic (start at the top if you want the whole train of thought, but here’s the heart of the argument):
https://hachyderm.io/@inthehands/115375503166473754
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More countries should have a show like Gruen: "We do the show because we want to give people some agency in the way that they're being manipulated by these multi-billion-dollar industries"
Wil Anderson hates advertising. So why does he host a show about it? - ABC News https://www.
WSJ and Dow Jones plan a new sports vertical that will debut alongside an exclusive, invitation-only sports economy event in New York City this summer (Sara Fischer/Axios)
https://www.axios.com/2026/04/15/dow-jones-wsj-sports-vertical
Session de dédicace de Roland Barthélémy et Jidus
https://scriptarium.org/forums/topic/3538-scriptarium-se-téléporte-à-octogônes-2026/#comment-45339
There's roughly two ways I've acquired skills in programming languages in the past: the "hard" way for writing code (e.g., "Learn Python the Hard Way"), and the "easy" way for learning to read a new programming language by skimming the language specs or leafing through a book on the topic (e.g., "The Supercollider Book").
I suppose there's a third way now for me: Reading up on software architecture design (e.g., stuff like "500 lines or less"), so that co-creation skills with large language models are improved?
For example, Yoav Rubin's article on "An Archaeology-Inspired Database" in 500 lines or less really made me think about Clojure in a new way.
Thoughts on this?
#AIResearch #Software #programming
Pretty sure Claude is just flattering me at this point. Asked for some further reading on a topic and was presented with things that were mostly published by me ... I know this is my specialist topic (API developer experience) but really??
Taming #Maven Version Ranges
https://maveniverse.eu/blog/2026/04/17/taming-maven-version-ranges/
Want to check the google trends for a topic? Use {gtrendsR} directly from within your favorite language: #googletrends
Ein einzelner Top-Artikel reicht nicht, um für ein Thema als Autorität zu gelten. 🏗️Google bewertet Themenabdeckung in Clustern: Wie tief, wie breit, wie vernetzt behandelst du ein Thema? Wer nur Keywords recherchiert statt Themenfelder zu kartieren, baut Inseln statt Netzwerke.
https://hechtinsgefecht.…
Why are all the "spiritual" people and other pseudo science quacks always talking about vibrations?
When I meet someone who believes that stuff I often try to ask them what it is that they believe is vibrating, but I've never gotten an answer.
I have a friend like this (I know they believe in astrology and telepathy, probably other things too), but I try to avoid this topic with them because as soon as we talk about anything pseudoscience-related it just turns into a…
Man, LTT really need to step up their game as a tech tips channel. Blindly floundering through a topic is not the way to do it. They don't have to show only the good side. They just have to cut the amateur hour and show people how things are supposed to be done.
The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Side of Linux - Linus Tech Tips
https://www.
If you're researching some new topic where do you go first?
Free speech is the power to criticize your government without fear of prosecution. It is a basic human right.
It is not about getting away with hurting your neighbor who never caused you any harm. Dignity is a human right.
That is also what "love your neighbor" is about.
It's just a sensible thing to do.
Do not tolerate hate speech.
There is no (need for a) "freedom to hate".
Be kind to one another. 🧡
4. Philosophy of child-rearing aside, cries of “We must protect the children from [large, nebulous social threat]!!!” almost always become Trojan Horses, even if they don’t start out that way. The track record of such movements is just •terrible•. My alarm bells go off at that even if I agree that the topic at hand is in fact a problem.
Red Lines under the EU AI Act: Unpacking the Prohibition of Individual Risk Assessment for the Prediction of Criminal Offences
https://fpf.org/blog/red-lines-under-the-eu-ai-act-unpacking-the-p…
'Wasserfall' #FotoVorschlag 'Waterfall'
Some locations came to my mind when I read the topic this morning and my wife immediately mentioned that location. This is probably one of my best photos.
The water flooded over the stairs on the right, creating a lot of little waterfalls. Luckily I did bring my tripod and a considerable amount of time so that I could tak…
from my link log —
Covid-19 will never become endemic.
https://www.thesaturdaypaper.com.au/opinion/topic/2022/01/15/why-covid-19-will-never-become-endemic/164216520013155
saved 2022-01-16
Tonight's mild nightmare: I was at an event. Introduction session. Most people already knew each other. Me and my companion were there for the first time. People kept going off topic. I carefully prepared my sentences and adjusted them several times. Shortly before it would have been my turn, the time was up and everyone walked away. I woke up.
The combination of how much energy it took me to find the right words, the tension while waiting and then realizing that it was all for not…
The #Kreutz comet MAPS is now also in the field of view of the coronagraph CCOR-1: help yourself to the latest images at https://ccor.nrl.navy.mil/ccor_realtime/last_image_MinBckgnd.png (15 minute cadence). What SOHO's LASCO C3 and PUNCH's NFI see and what it all means I've just summarized the bottom of https://skyweek.wordpress.com/2026/04/01/artemis-ii-vor-dem-start-maps-vor-dem-perihel/ with the still growing thread https://groups.io/g/comets-ml/topic/118640744 as the major source - in a nutshell there is still some life in this sungrazer (25 hours til perihelion!) and no evidence that it's beginning to fall apart which it will certainly do at one point.
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The Trump administration’s attack on diversity, equity and inclusion has rolled back decades of progress for women,
who now face a widening gender pay gap and narrowing employment protections.
In the process, discussions about women have become a third rail,
a toxic topic that is too politically charged to touch.
Companies, universities, law firms and cultural institutions are all expunging references to “women” and “gender,” even under the most benign circumstances…
I write a Gist approximately every two weeks. The idea, really, is to write a readable digest of a particular topic at a particular moment in time.
Sometimes I set out to explain something that is outside the main news cycle, but that I think is significant.
Sometimes I just feel like making jokes at the expense of British politicians.
And sometimes I am giving an opinion, as best I can.
But who knows what might bubble up in the future?
#TIL Windows 11 added system-wide shortcut key for typing em/en-dashes: :windows: Minus and :windows: ⇧ Minus.
At the World’s Largest General Science Meeting, Surviving Trump Is the Topic https://www.404media.co/at-the-worlds-largest-general-science-meeting-surviving-trump-is-the-topic/
I have been very impressed in recent months with https://www.youtube.com/@TLDRnews. They're a small, independent news org based in the UK, and their videos have a higher "understandable information"/time density than any other I've seen. Good context and background on the topic, no-BS, an…
Yesterday, I got an incredible opportunity to watch Cindy Cohn bring @…'s story to one of its biggest audiences yet, as she did an extraordinary job on the Daily Show, pulling off the unlikely task of making the topic of digital privacy and civil liberties seem fun, engaging and witty. I took the chance to share some reflections — and a couple of behind-the-scenes ph…
Colts release Kenny Moore on Thursday, Cowboys should call https://insidethestar.com/colts-release-kenny-moore-on-thursday-cowboys-should-call
I'm facilitating the next one of our quarterly masterclasses later this month - on the topic of reflection for self-awareness. It's a paid-for event, but if any of my followers here would like a free place, then get in touch.
It's a 90mins online session outlining what intentional reflection is, how it contributes to self-awareness, and how to do it in practice.
Event details are also here:
Kann sich das jemand anschauen und mir eine Zweitmeinung geben?
Bin mir nicht sicher, dass ich 1,5 Stunden Zeit für jemanden habe, der mit "I am picking up on a [problematic] vibe" ankommt und den dann nicht artikuliert.
Der als positives Beispiel für "generative AI"-Nutzung "materials used in carbon capture" (of all things) nennt.
Und dann ein "trust me, I am very good at this" einwirft, obwohl er bisher, wenn überhaupt, den gegenteili…
YT channel I watch talking about old Dr Who annuals.. The annual really is a dead format now? Only one I can think of now is Private Eye.
Seems luxurious to have a book for a particular year on some topic you're interested in!
Whelp, found an anti-trans book while researching a topic. People are so fascinated by trans people. Leave us alone.
One hot topic for every team at the 2026 NFL combine: Quarterback contracts, Kelce's future https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7063486/2026/02/23/nfl-combine-team-future-question-quarterback-draft/
If you missed it on Tim's blog, here it is again.
Long critical read on the #decoupling myth.
A response to Jonathan Aldred: On the tortuous relationship between GDP and macroecological footprints - resilience
dependency cooldowns are all cool and nice until dependabot comes in hot and trying to update reverts some oMg cRiTiCaL rEdOs
Adjacent problem: maybe I want a cooldown for external packages but none for mine? Although the whole topic is moot since devpi doesn't provide upload dates anyways.
our tools still have a LONG way to go, unfortunately. there is no “JUST do this best practice”.
One of my goals on social media is to put myself "on the record" for opinions and predictions.
There's lots of reasons I do this, far too much to explain in 500 words.
One reason is to force myself to examine the beliefs that steer my behavior, both consciously and unconsciously. Another is to gain self-awareness on just how often I'm... wrong.
I have more half-finished thoughts on this topic percolating in my head, but that's enough for one day.
Or maybe sometimes you stop writing a reply and instead you're starting to make a post of your own about a topic, etc.
This is actually a nice demonstration of how the writing process itself helps you think things through.
It's a good book - well written for the most part and focusing on an important and understudied topic. Hopefully it will inspire others to do similar work.
That's what I want to say in this book review. Now I just need to do it with an addition 772 to 972 words.
what if Colin Robinson would be Agent 47?
HarperCollins partnered with AI animation studio Toonstar to adapt its books into YouTube series, starting with Friendship List by Lisa Greenwald (Sam Spratford/Publishers Weekly)
http://www.publishersweekly.com/pw…
Movie Squad
Where you can hear Simon, Tristan and special guests discuss movies at length and in detail, covering every kind of topic and every type of movie, from blockbuster extravaganzas to arthouse fare, from celluloid excellence to glorious trash...
Great Australian Pods Podcast Directory: https://www.greata…
X launches Custom Timelines, a Grok-powered feature letting users pin any of over 75 topics to their home tab, in early access to Premium subscribers on iOS (Nikita Bier/@nikitabier)
https://x.com/nikitabier/status/2046736181002645520
Ex-Raiders GM Doesn’t Hold Back on Maxx Crosby’s Future https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/las-vegas-raiders/mike-mayock-maxx-crosby-comments-future/
I know this is not really a Mastodon topic but would anyone recommend an "investment platform" that only invests in ecologically-friendly / ethical companies?
For example #Nutmeg (now part of JP Morgan) has a "socially-responsible investing" pot but it funds companies like Microsoft, Apple and Tesla 🙃
'Nebel, Dunst' #FotoVorschlag 'Fog, Mist'
Hmm that topic is a bit of a pity. I know that I have some #fog / #mist photos but it seems like I haven't tagged them in a way so that…
🇺🇦 #NowPlaying on KEXP's #AfternoonShow
O.C.:
🎵 No Main Topic
#OC
https://open.spotify.com/track/392Z96dfDYEbDa3zbJWMAi
"Try to research a topic that hasn't been investigated before." Ok, google scholar, lets see what I can find. So my topic MIGHT have been done before, but it will cost be $56 to find out. WTF?! Journal articles are insane. I keep having to ask my wife (works @ an ivy) to get articles for me I can't get myself.
I really like this viewpoint on AI performing "semantic ablation". It hits home as I work diligently to write a textbook that contains plenty of nuance and (I hope) a unique perspective on the topic (computer networking).
"By running a text through successive AI "refinement" loops, the vocabulary diversity (type-token ratio) collapses. The process performs a systematic lobotomy across three distinct stages:
- Stage 1: Metaphoric cleansing. The AI identifi…
While working through another last rites slew, I was thinking that back in the day there were a number of developers who believed they should add a lot of packages to #Gentoo, in the name of giving users a choice. Like, they were projects whose sole purpose of existence seemed to be to find every piece of software that roughly fit a specific topic, get it to build and package it for Gentoo.
Of course, the long-term effect of that is that there's a lot of unmaintained, often broken packages. "The choice" doesn't really work. Sure, users have a lot of packages to choose from — but they have to actually figure out which of these packages are actually useful (if any).
A few years ago attempting to remove packages also faced some verbal opposition. You shouldn't remove unmaintained or outdated packages, because they still work. You shouldn't remove packages that sometimes fail to build, because some flag combinations still work. You shouldn't remove packages that don't build at all, because the user can visit Forums and find some workaround to make them build 🤦. Or they'll have an ebuild handy to start working on it. And anyway, you shouldn't be removing stuff at all, but fixing it instead.
Sometimes the arguments were straight dishonest too: people literally said we need more packages to lure new users in. Like, it didn't matter to them that the packages didn't really work and that the people trying to use them will get a nasty surprise. They wanted people to say "hey, Gentoo has this software we need, let's start using Gentoo".
There's a lot about the whole "AI topic" where I don't know what I should think. But I am quite worried what the flood of low-quality "AI" code will do to the free and open source ecosystems.
I found this mail from Michał Górny, one of the most active developers at Gentoo Linux (full disclosure: I'm also a Gentoo developer, but not one of the most active ones 🙂 ), about the issues the ecosystem is facing, quite insightful:
Spotify automatically found some copyrighted music in this episode and took it down. I think I have fair use on my side because only a portion of the song was used and it was the topic of the discussion. I need to figure out what to do here because talking about music is the whole basis of this podcast.
#spotify #podcast
Whatever eagerly awaited #Kreutz #comet C/2026 A1 (MAPS) is up to - see also https://groups.io/g/comets-ml/topic/118409957 and https://nitter.net/JAtanackov/status/2035718257060036738 and https://scicomm.xyz/@qicheng@cometary.org/116262858373488354 - less than two weeks from perihelion, it has developed a long plasma tail now: https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=25816609931372735 (Rhemann & Jäger yesterday with a 12 inch telescope; full and detail).
dependency cooldowns are all cool and nice until dependabot comes in hot and trying to update reverts some oMg cRiTiCaL rEdOs
Adjacent problem: maybe I want a cooldown for external packages but none for mine? Although the whole topic is moot since devpi doesn't provide upload dates anyways.
our tools still have a LONG way to go, unfortunately. there is no “JUST do this best practice”.
Media Shied Away From Climate Coverage in 2025
Despite Increased Reader Interest
Mainstream media around the world last year drew back from reporting on climate change, according to new reports.
This drop occurred despite increasing reader interest in the topic,
while greenhouse gas emissions and atmospheric carbon dioxide concentrations continued to hit new historic highs.
According to a year-end analysis by the Media and Climate Change Observatory (MeCCO),
What are the Philadelphia Eagles' future stadium plans? It will soon become a hot topic https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7144297/2026/03/26/philadelphia-eagles-future-stadium-plans/
Raiders Receive AJ Brown Update With Latest Eagles Trade News https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/las-vegas-raiders/aj-brown-update-eagles-trade-news/
Ich finds gut, dass die Collien Fernandes Story immernoch den größten Teil der Beiträge oben im Spiegel online einnimmt. Das ist zu wichtig als das es einfach vom nächsten Topic verdrängt wird.
He can’t even stay on topic for a whole post now. Sounds like NOTHING is happening till the “SAVE Act” gets passed. So, not till after the election or the GOP decides to retire him. https://truthsocial.com/@realDonaldTrump/posts/116275668825285445
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Today’s topic is “what is Dulcetta and how did you come up with that name and the honey jar logo?”
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One hot topic for every team at the 2026 NFL combine: Quarterback contracts, Kelce's future https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7063486/2026/02/23/nfl-combine-team-future-question-quarterback-draft/
It's hard to approach the topic of Persona and all their partners without just falling into the suggestion of telling everyone to self-host their life online, it's probably gonna be what everyone needs to do eventually but in a way it's a platform-wide version of when we were leaving Twitter.
Degrowth and socialist comrades, what should we be doing?
Ted Trainer* This is an attempt to clarify this discussion of degrowth strategy, a topic on which I think there is considerable confusion and mistaken approaches. Debate has recently been fuelled by Jason Hickel’s argument for a socialist position on both the goal and the means do it for degrowth. Liegey, Nelson and Leahy replied against Jason, defending the wide and diverse range of strategies now…
Two new NERDS papers: data storytelling visualization, LLMs for complex information needs
https://nerds.itu.dk/2026/04/16/two-new-nerds-papers-data-storytelling-visualization-llms-for-complex-information-needs/
I like pop artists that sing about politics and social issue. 💕
https://music.apple.com/us/album/topical-dancer/1587361830
On that topic, see my text in the “Software in Context” section at the bottom of this reading assignment from one of the courses I teach:
“Generating code is the easiest part of software development.”
https://comp127.macalester.digital/f25/resources/classes_objects_state_behavior/
I'm afraid my students might not be pleased with one of tomorrow's assigned readings. Of course, I didn't read it ahead of time and threw it on the syllabus mainly because of the topic and the fit with this week's lecture. I should've known that the author, who writes mildly interesting but bone dry stuff now, wouldn't have written more interesting or less dry material in the past.
Free topic for you #retrocomputing YouTubers, the Zoomed Video Port.
Didn’t find videos about it in my admittedly cursory search.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zoomed_video_port
Professional work related account on an IT topic instance or selfhosting (and then perils of the software choice).
Un fil de forum qui s'étend sur 14 ans ! La vache !
Le jeu de rôles de la Voie du Tigre !
https://scriptarium.org/forums/topic/622-le-jeu-de-rôles-de-la-voie-du-tigre/#comment-45112
There's a lot about the whole "AI topic" where I don't know what I should think. But I am quite worried what the flood of low-quality "AI" code will do to the free and open source ecosystems.
I found this mail from Michał Górny, one of the most active developers at Gentoo Linux (full disclosure: I'm also a Gentoo developer, but not one of the most active ones 🙂 ), about the issues the ecosystem is facing, quite insightful:
We’re not up to the interesting part yet.
My part in Minnebar is helping to create the schedule. We don’t hand-place talks in timeslots, or create “tracks” by topic. Instead, all the attendees vote, indicating •all• the sessions they’d like to see (as many or as few as they want to check off), and we generate a schedule from the votes. The schedule attempts to minimize attendee time conflict regret. That’s it.
(That process is interesting, but it’s not what this thread is about!)
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2026 NFL combine: Spencer Fano expresses openness to position change after arms measure 32 1/8 inches https://www.nfl.com/news/2026-nfl-combine-spencer-fano-expresses-openness-to-position-change-after-arms-measure-32-1-8…
Red Lines under EU AI Act: Unpacking the prohibition of emotion recognition in the workplace and education institutions
https://fpf.org/blog/red-lines-under-eu-ai-act-unpacking-the-prohibition-of-emot…
'Hohe Berge' #FotoVorschlag 'High Mountains'
High #Mountains - okay - I had to smile this morning because I thought "yeah, I have something for this topic!"
This is one of my very loved photos. It took me a bit until I was able to take right this photo b…
At Turkey’s showcase diplomatic conference in the Mediterranean resort town of Antalya over the weekend, the United States was rarely the official topic of conversation.
But coursing through the discussions among the thousands of participants
— including dozens of heads of state and other senior officials from Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia
— were questions about how to respond when the United States disregards its allies and the global order it long professed to …
One hot topic for every team at the 2026 NFL combine: Quarterback contracts, Kelce's future https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7063486/2026/02/23/nfl-combine-team-future-question-quarterback-draft/
There are a lot of possible explanations for this:
Maybe the people who aren’t interested in AI also happen to vote for more sessions. (At a quick prod at the data, penalizing votes from people who voted for large numbers of sessions does not seem to change the conclusions above, but I haven’t investigated this thoroughly.)
Maybe AI is a more fragmented topic due to its newness, and interest has not coalesced, leading to a large number of small sessions. (But again, •total• votes for AI, including the whole long tail, were proportionally smaller.)
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'Eingefrorene Bewegung' #FotoVorschlag 'Frozen Movement'
Ah I almost didn't want to post a photo for this topic until this photo came to my mind. And it's a frozen motion even literally... right?
More about this day:
Raiders Receive Strong Take Involving Bears, Maxx Crosby https://heavy.com/sports/nfl/las-vegas-raiders/strong-take-bears-maxx-crosby/
Top DL prospect Rueben Bain Jr. says teams not 'concerned' with arm length during combine meetings https://www.nfl.com/news/top-dl-prospect-rueben-bain-jr-says-teams-not-concerned-with-arm-length-during-combine-meetin…
I see somebody else is on this topic today! And yes, billionaires will use regulatory capture to the maximum extent they can get away with — so yes, I fully expect the AI lobby to advocate a tangled legal regime where LLM output is copyrighted but copying data to train an LLM is not a copyright violation.
https://social.coop/@cwebber/116266757533136607
Sony Music exec Dennis Kooker says the company has sent 135K takedown notices for deepfakes of its artists, but sees opportunities in AI with proper licensing (Stuart Dredge/Music Ally)
https://musically.com/2026/03/18/music-and-ai-th…
Starting the day with going through the #bergwelten magazine once more. Sometimes I wish I'd knew the focal length of the photos.
Later we did two nice walks near #dietramszell and enjoyed spring and the sun. Wrist is also feeling better.
We saw really a lot of cyclists. But …
Raiders GM John Spytek breaks silence on Maxx Crosby saga at 2026 NFL Combine, expects pass rusher to return
https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/maxx-crosby-contract-raiders-john-spytek/
A thread about this general topic, from the end of Jan:
https://hachyderm.io/@inthehands/115991716008786969
'Blick von oben' #fotovorschlag 'view from above'
When I saw the topic, I wasn't sure wether I should post a mountin photo or not. But as I have seen so many others doing so, I decided to also post this "view from above" from ~3 months ago when I went to this mountain and enjoyed not only the silence but also the view.
Enjoy!