Category: Social Stream
It's pretty awesome, and the issue currently with the IndieWeb is that at least for some things, only certain themes work with it. Wordpress is particularly suffering from that at the moment.
— Faeborn Networks (@FaebornNetworks) June 23, 2020
If you can make it, we’d love to have you join us at IndieWebCamp West this weekend. We’re overdue to build out more functionality for audience, privacy, and safety. Perhaps suggest it as a session if you can join?
Katherine M. Moss (cambridgeport90.micro.blog)I wonder how on earth one finds the ISBN of a Kindle-only book? I’m wondering whether or not the IndieWeb book resources should begin going by ASIN instead of ISBN … seems that the ASIN is easy to find if on GoodReads.
Each publisher should be assigning individual International Standard Book Numbers to each format for each different edition, but in practice they don’t always. Often they’ll assign a single ISBN number to all e-book versions (regardless of file format) and sometimes they’ll incorrectly use the same number as the paperback or hardback editions.
Things can be worse for more independent or self-published works where the author doesn’t know how these things work. These may often have no ISBN at all regardless of the format.
The least “indie” thing one could do would be to use the Amazon Standard Identification Number which is a number assigned by Amazon. ASINs are easy to find on Goodreads solely because they’re owned by Amazon. In many cases, there are far more editions on Goodreads than actually exist because of the lack of use of ISBNs and de-duplication of editions which they import from a variety of data sources, including Amazon itself.
To my knowledge, the only true way to find the “correct” ISBN is to copy it directly from the book/source itself.
Directed by Terry McDonough. Walt and Jesse try to come up with alibis for their disappearances.
Directed by Charles Haid. Walt's disappearance is met with investigation by both his wife and Hank, as Tuco Salamanca intends to leave town with his kidnapped cooks.
Directed by Bryan Cranston. Walt and Jesse realize how dire their situation is. They must come up with a plan to kill Tuco before Tuco kills them first.
dave (davecormier.com)How much work is too much (or too little) work for my students? How much work is too much work for my TAs or for me? How do I design an online course? A post where i propose ‘Total Work Hours‘ as a replacement for the Course/Credit Hour. As we leave behind the emergency teaching processes that h...
I really appreciate this re-framing here.
Restructuring coursework takes a lot of time and effort. Looking out for part-timers and adjuncts who are already often thrown into the deep end without much support is also key.
Another question we may ask is how can students be better brought into the ideas behind the pedagogy to help themselves as well as their colleagues and potential future versions of a particular course?
Directed by Dee Rees. Armed with weapons that are less than intimidating, Space Force soldiers - led by General Naird - play war games with their Air Force rivals.
Directed by Paul King. General Naird volunteers for Dr. Mallory's Lunar Habitat Experiment. Meanwhile, Erin tries to throw a party, and Space Force gets a snazzy new look.
Directed by Tom Marshall. While General Naird and Dr. Mallory brace themselves for a contentious hearing on Capitol Hill, Erin gets to know Captain Ali.
Directed by Tom Marshall. With his beloved satellite severely hobbled, General Naird must decide between a well-reasoned scientific solution and a chimp-led rescue operation.
Directed by Paul King. Four-star general Mark Naird - leader of the newly created Space Force - is pressured to launch a satellite despite dire warnings from scientists.
Thanks @joesimpsonjr and @wordpressscv for a great #WordPress meetup today on Custom Post Types and Taxonomies with Marco Berrocal
June 30, 2020 at 07:00PM- June 30, 2020 at 09:00PM
First dinner with friends since the start of the pandemic shut down. Physical distancing on their back patio with pizza and pasta. Also a small Junteenth celebration on my part (forgot to read the Emancipation Proclamation though.)