Derek Caelin đŸŒ± · @derek
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Playing with the . The code is still alpha so there are still some bugs (right now the pagination files are a little wonky, but code is actively being developed so i'm sure a resolution will come soon.)

@joeycastillo thanks so much again - this has been a delightful project.

#openbook

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Derek Caelin đŸŒ± · @derek
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Classic design error!

I forgot that I needed to mirror my design, since this would need to flip around to hold the Open Book.

Luckily I discovered the error mid print. I was able to take what had already been produced and test the size of the opening. It was a "perfect" fit, but in my design I have decided to add an optional battery case cover, so I've expanded the hole a little more.

Attempt, learn, iterate. :)

What *did* print looks pretty darn good, I have to say.

#3DPinting #openbook

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Derek Caelin đŸŒ± · @derek
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While I wait for the Raspberry Pi Pico to arrive, I'm designing a 3d printable case for the .

I'm trying to remind myself: start rough, start blocky, and THEN, once I'm sure that the board fits, streamline and complexify.

#openbook

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Bharath M. Palavalli · @bmp
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@anu1905 this looks really cool! I’ve been looking to repurpose my Kindle screen as the battery is shot and it is impossible to find replacement batteries here. by @joeycastillo and by Soldered were the two candidates. I guess time to give it a shot now.

#openbook #inkplate

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Daniel Cavicchi · @DanielCavicchi
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May reading
K. Ma, The Chinese Groove--Optimistic immigrant in S.F., uplifting
E. Cattan, Birnam Wood--Implausible but smart thriller, read in 2 days
J. Hotton, The Meaning of Cricket--Great essays: cricket history & life
P. Brown, Savage Enthusiasm--Football fans 1820s+: mostly descriptive, limited sources
B. Dylan, Philosophy of Modern Song--Dylan as nightime free-form DJ, too few women
P. Bringley, All the Beauty in the World--Life as a Met guard: undercover art history

#reading #openbook

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Daniel Cavicchi · @DanielCavicchi
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April reading:
A. Wulf, Magnificent Rebels–Breathtakingly roots Romanticism in 1790s Jena; wanted less month-by-month
D. Miller, This Radical Land–Trees witnessing Am. dissent; highlight: Miller's poetic voice
E. Doss, Memorial Mania—smart, very useful for thinking about memorialization history
P. J. Nash, Boston’s Royal Rooters–Photos and desc. of early baseball fans; good bits
David Herd, Enthusiast!—enthusiastic analysis about enthusiasm in Am. literature; loved reading

#reading #openbook

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DoomsdaysCW · @DoomsdaysCW
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This week's list -- / / / ! Here are some of my (suggestions welcome).

@internetarchive
is a non-profit library offering millions of free books, movies & audio files, plus billions of saved web pages in the Wayback Machine.

@wikipedia
is a multilingual free online encyclopedia written and maintained by a community of volunteers, known as Wikipedians, through open collaboration and using a wiki-based editing system called MediaWiki. Wikipedia is the largest and most-read reference work in history.

@OpenBookPublish
We're Publishers: a non-profit, scholar-led, open access press publishing award-winning books. All our books are open access, and we don't charge authors a Book Processing Charge to publish with us.

@Memere
Digital librarian, technical information specialist and open science evangelist. Content manager for ROSA P, the National Transportation Library's digital repository. Co-chair of the Science.gov Alliance.

@librarianshipwreck
"More than machinery we need humanity." PhD candidate, former librarian, pessimistic utopian. History of tech, disasters, and doom-saying. Writing a dissertation on Y2K.

@alittleroad
Open access academic book publishing ‱ Editor at Open Book Publishers ‱ ScholarLed ‱ COPIM Project ‱ Open Access Books Network ‱ Studying 19thC theatre & adaptation

@copim
An international partnership building open, community-governed systems and infrastructures to support Open Access book publishing.

@alaeditionsns
ALA Editions | Neal-Schuman publishes resources used by and information professionals, scholars, students, and educators to improve programs and services, build on best practices, enhance pedagogy, share research, develop leadership, and promote advocacy.

@infodocket
News and New Resources For , , , and Others

@inventaire
inventaire.io is a webapp to share physical with your friends, groups, and neighbors. To do that, we run a -federated open bibliographic database, learn more: data.inventaire.io
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#followfriday #libraries #librarians #books #digitallibaries #favoritefollows #internetarchive #wikipedia #openbook #openaccess #oabooks #library #educators #journalists #libre #wikidata #BookSharing #linkedopendata #nonprofit #censorship #encyclopedias #knowledgeispower

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Anne-Sophie Waag · @ansophiliert
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Charles Beckett · @charlesbeckett
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RT @GoldRosie
If you love Spanish literature you must come to our event on 25/04 ⁊@britishlibrary⁩ ⁊@eurolitnet⁩ AND you must listen to this great episode of ⁊@BBCRadio4⁩ with ⁊@chris_power⁩ ! bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m001kgpy

#spanishriveter #openbook

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Daniel Cavicchi · @DanielCavicchi
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March reading:
Irene Vallejo, Papyrus–erudite stories of writing & reading in ancient world
Richard Altick, The Shows of London–mind-bogglingly comprehensive; useful hist. ref.
Kirk Savage, Standing Soldiers, Kneeling Slaves–gem of 19th C. art history
Cambridge Companion to Cricket–serious scholarship on global history of cricket
Salmon Rushdie, Victory City–lovely magical fable of human society
Emily St. John Mandel, The Glass Hotel–absorbing story, great characters

#reading #openbook

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(((@amarois))) · @amarois
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RT @UjuBib@twitter.activitypub.actor

[]
Scientific Visualization: Python + Matplotlib,
Nicolas P. Rougier,
Bordeaux, November 2021. labri.fr/perso/nrougier/scient

🐩🔗: twitter.com/UjuBib/status/1641

#openbook

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UjuBib · @UjuBib
367 followers · 4914 posts · Server mamot.fr

[]
Scientific Visualization: Python + Matplotlib,
Nicolas P. Rougier,
Bordeaux, November 2021. labri.fr/perso/nrougier/scient

#openbook

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TV-Recaps-Reviews · @tvrecapsreviews
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Freevee Passes on Pilots "Open Book" Starring Katelyn Tarver and "Western" Starring Anna Konkle

tv-recaps-reviews.com/2023/03/

#amazonfreevee #Freevee #western #openbook

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Ubiquity · @ubiquity
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Happy ! From 2007-2013, FP7 funded educational institutions to join forces and engage in alternative ways to teach science all over Europe. @ubiquitypress's of the week, 'Garden Learning', explores one of these projects, INQUIRE. đŸŒ±đŸ”“đŸ“–
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RT @ubiquitypress
It's , a celebration of science, technology and maths education! Suzanne Kapelari's 'Garden Learning' is a great resourc

twitter.com/ubiquitypress/stat

#britishscienceweek #openbook #openaccess

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Samantha Bryant · @samanthabwriter
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I do a little blog hop every Monday called I enjoy it because they're usually light, fun little topics and they remind me to put something on my blog. This week, we're talking about vacations and whether those settings make it into our work. I'm expecting my trip to Ireland will find its way into my Gothic Romance when I get back to it. samanthadunawaybryant.blogspot

#openbook #travel #writinglife

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Daniel Cavicchi · @DanielCavicchi
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, February (Part II):
Gerald R. Gems, Sport History: the Basics—rich but concise survey, non-Western sport included
Nathaniel Hawthorne, The Marble Faun—Eternal City as Naked City, overwrought 1860s noir
Alan Cameron, Circus Factions—technical counterarguments w/ colleagues, still interesting depiction of ancient sport
Edward J. Larsen, An American Inheritance—engagingly puts slavery at center of American Revolution

#openbook

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Daniel Cavicchi · @DanielCavicchi
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, February (Part I):
Claire Keegan, Foster—crystalline fiction; a child’s perspective of loss
Burke Wilkinson, Uncommon Clay–biography of Saint Gaudens, useful but pompous writing
Pettegree & der Weduwen, The Library: A Fragile History–lively bookish history of Europe & US
Cornel Sandvoss, A Game of Two Halves—nuanced analysis of football fans in global-industrial age
Susan Hinman, The Grandest Madison Square Garden--page-turner about S. White, A. Saint Gaudens, & building of MSG

#openbook

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cathos · @cathos
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Mark L. Thompson · @mark_l_thompson
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ChatGPT offers some thoughts on #6:

#openbook

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Mark L. Thompson · @mark_l_thompson
112 followers · 75 posts · Server historians.social

@ERBeckman I'm definitely going to check out that Suval book - thanks for the tip!

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