Except that time nostr smeared poop on my carpet.

In the Miyazaki Prefecture in southern Japan, groups of Japanese cedar trees appear to be arranged in concentric circles, strangely similar to crop circles and it’s not the work of green-thumbed aliens. The formation is actually the result of a meticulous project begun in 1973, centered around forest growth and spacing. The area was designated as “experimental forestry,” with one experiment calling for the planting of trees in 10-degree radial increments to form 10 concentric circles.

45 years later, the trees have grown in a unique convex shape, creating a beautiful formation and proving that tree spacing does indeed affect growth patterns

I create short puzzle/escape rooms for my kids, but thought it might be worth making some for other families for cheap activities with kids of all ages. Would any of you guys be willing to test one out and give me feedback afterwards? #nostr #asknostr

remember when 50% of global Internet traffic was attributed to p2p file sharing?

imagine the topology (network structure) of the Internet back in the 2000s. now imagine what it looks like today. are we making progress?

Working with some classy serif fonts, AMA

Shakespeare is credited with inventing the below list of words still in regular use:

accommodation

aerial

amazement

apostrophe

assassination

auspicious

baseless

bloody

bump

castigate

changeful

clangor

control (noun)

countless

courtship

critic

critical

dexterously

dishearten

dislocate

dwindle

eventful

exposure

fitful

frugal

generous

gloomy

gnarled

hurry

impartial

inauspicious

indistinguishable

invulnerable

lapse

laughable

lonely

majestic

misplaced

monumental

multitudinous

obscene

palmy

perusal

pious

premeditated

radiance

reliance

road

sanctimonious

seamy

sportive

submerge

suspicious

He also created a number of words in his plays that never quite caught on… words like ‘Armgaunt’, ‘Eftes’, ‘Impeticos’, ‘Insisture’, ‘Pajock’, ‘Pioned’ ‘Ribaudred’ and ‘Wappened’.