What's the oldest thing?
I asked a question for #snelltalk and it was selected by @jsnell and @siracusa.
What’s the oldest thing that @jsnell owns or is in his home? Why is it there? #snelltalk
This is the oldest thing I own
It’s a tubeworm casing from a deep-sea Lamellibrachia sp. It was collected during a research expedition to the Gulf of Mexico in 2004 from a site called “Acesta Hill” in Green Canyon lease block 234 at about 1600 feet depth. They were generously provided by Dr. Charles Fisher and Kevin Zelnio of Pennsylvania State University to teachers participating in NOAA-sponsored marine biology workshop. This species is very slow growing, with experiments suggesting that specimens can live over 250 years or more.
The problem isn’t with my data being anonymized. The problem is my “anonymous” data being used by anonymous sources.
“Add narrative videos and other web-based media to any physical student-made posterboard, diorama or model project” with @hyperduino Example Projects
BreakoutEDU + QR Rubik's cube
This would be a diabolical BreakoutEDU puzzle. Combine custom QR with a Rubik’s cube.
I did not know that (IDNKT) - Help a Reporter Out (HARO) and How to Use HARO for Digital Marketing
Got to see a scubotics presentation today. Underwater #drones.
Magnetic putty seems to work well to remove metallic dust/grime that builds up around the hinge of AirPods cases. www.amazon.com @jsnell @gruber
Good primer on micro.blog.
A good primer on micro.blog. This is the post as what brought me here. inessential.com