Notices by David Hunt (davehunt@social.mayfirst.org), page 28

Social Media

The chance to interact
Not to make an impact.
This is the balance I seek.
Meeting here all week.

#SmallPoems

#WordOfTheDay

gunwale

/ˈɡʌn(ə)l/
(also gunnel)
noun
often gunwales
The upper edge or planking of the side of a boat or ship.

Phrases
to the gunwales
informal So as to be almost overflowing.

Origin
Late Middle English: from gun + wale (because it was formerly used to support guns).

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Todd rarely rested gun barrels on the gunwales of his rowboat. He did use them regularly to rest his oars in rowlocks, though.

@Algot

Small flowers whisper,
heads tilted into the winds
of Spring, shuddering

#clmooc #SundayHaiku response #smallpoems

spring showers control
every other day this year
winds whip in between

#CLMOOC
#SundayHaiku
#SmallPoems

"We are called to be architects of the future, not its victims."
-R. Buckminster Fuller

If you're a #golang developer & regularly release your stuff, I highly recommend checking out goreleaser:

- it tags your releases
- generates a changelog
- cross-compiles release builds for various platforms and architectures
- pushes everything to GitHub

It's thoroughly good!

Designing apps for GNOME on Purism's #Librem5

https://puri.sm/posts/librem-5-app-design-tutorial-part-i/

#FLOX_hardware

#WordOfTheDay

harass

/ˈharəs//həˈras/
verb
[with object]
1 Subject to aggressive pressure or intimidation.
1.1 Make repeated small-scale attacks on (an enemy)

Origin
Early 17th century: from French harasser, from harer ‘set a dog on’, from Germanic hare, a cry urging a dog to attack.

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Henry Harris held his binoculars steady watching the smaller birds harass the hawk far above him.