Snowy fields on the way We tried to build a snowman, but the snow was a bit too powdery. It was also very hard to balance the balls on the metal, they always wanted to slide around. So we just piled a lot of balls on the figure and had some some fun that way. Kids were riding their sledges downhill and even built themselves a jump. It was quite cool watch them fly off that thing.
Yep, snowing right now Let's go for a walk.
avatar URL by appending an anchor or query string. Then this will get picked up once your feed is fetched and parsed. You probably don't even have to post a new twt for that. I reckon updating the avatar metadata field is enough. But that's all just from vague memories.
Tadpoles and fish in the rocky shallow waters of the pond with the sun making for a cool universe reflection Not quite, my lovely friends the tadpoles and some very little fish are swimming around in a nearby pond. More shots from this hike into the woods can be found over here. If I'm not mistaken, that day my mate and I also encountered our first slow worm of the year.
e for ed and a second key stroke for Enter is too much, that's why you now have a dedicated hardware button to launch ed? ;-D
> So we have a Finnish folk metal band covering a German produced disco tune originally sung by a group of Afro Caribbean singers about a Russian monk on an American website. God bless globalization, for without it we wouldn't have this.
This snowman is about 70 centimeters tall The main path was closed off with a simple sign, that recommended to use the sneaky trail on the other side instead, so we followed that suggestion. Going uphill we noticed, that there had not been a lot of traffic and we ended up being the only two people up there. On the way back we just went down the main path without issues. My fingers froze a bit in the end, I need to get better gloves. Sorry, the images are a bit blue. https://lyse.isobeef.org/waldspaziergang-2021-12-07/
European robin on a post in the woods
Referer isn't a problem I'd say, since it's a URL and Unicode can be URL-encoded.
User-Agent header! So according to this answer it's a fragile thing, we probably need to implement MIME encoding in the clients ourselves.
\w with \p{L} and in Python regexes \w just needs the re.UNICODE flag. At least, that's the theory. Now, before actually implementing this, we should carefully think about all the implications we're creating with that. Also, I don't know whether this is enough for scripts like Japanese or the like where there are no letters but "syllables". (And now you know, that I don't a clue about Asian scripts.)
\\w with \\p{L} and in Python regexes \\w just needs the re.UNICODE flag. At least, that's the theory. Now, before actually implementing this, we should carefully think about all the implications we're creating with that. Also, I don't know whether this is enough for scripts like Japanese or the like where there are no letters but "syllables". (And now you know, that I don't a clue about Asian scripts.)
yarnd using the lovely nick äöüß. Let's see, how Unicode and regex marry. Need to read up on that topic.
tt's parser and lextwt behave. Nothing better than using PROD to do some experiments: @äöüß. Looks like at least tt will accept it as a nick. I have to admit, I'm quite surprised. Would have bet against it.
$ twtxt follow äöüß https://example.com
✓ You’re now following äöüß.
+. A mate is constantly complaining about that, when he tries to sign up somewhere and wants to use a dedictated address for it to automatically move it into a certain folder. So you better limit yourself to alphanumeric, dot, minus und undercore. :-(