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Tachartasan @tachartasan@ailbhean.co-shaoghal.net
· 4mo ago
Sgrìobh i: #23: Haiku sa Ghàidhlig Sin thu fhèin, a charaid!Tha an t-àm ann a-nis buannaiche farpais #sgrìobhi a’ Ghiblein ainmeachadh. A-rithist, fhuair sinn trì pìosan; seo an cuspair a bh’ againn:Sgrìobh haiku dùbailte no trìbilte ann an Gàidhlig, air cuspair sam bith.’S ann bho Eilidh, Sabine agus Steffi a fhuair sinn na trì haicuthan. Agus a-rithist, bha e glè fhaisg, ’s Eilidh a’ sgrìobhadh trì rannan mu bhith na neach-ionnsachaidh na Gàidhlig, fhad ’s a sgrìobh Steffi mu atharrachaidhean san aimsir (uisge 🌧️ + grian ☀️ = bogha-froise 🌈).Ge-tà, ’s e a’ haicu le Sabine a fhuair làmh an uachdair air an dà phìos eile air a’ cheann thall. Meal do naidheachd, Sabine! 👏Seo dhuibh “ciamar”, a’ haicu aig Sabine mu smutag (a coal-tit) a’ tadhal air ròs, feuch an lorg i meanbh-fhrìde no dhà ann. Le clàradh-gutha, a’ haicu fhèin, agus eadar-theangachadh gu Beurla. ‍ciamarciamar a thachairan smutag bheag ealamh risan ròs gheamhradh-ruisgt’mar ghath na grèinemar a’ bheatha ùr fhèin - isdh’fhalbh i “tìoraidh”howhow did the coal-titso small and swift, come to meetthe winter-shorn roselike a beam of lightlike new life itself - and thenshe flew away “bye”‍‍ Mas e amas haicu gun tèid tachartas glè ghoirid a ghlacadh, nach math a rinn am pìos seo sin 🙂 Tha sinn an dòchas gun do chòrd e riut!Nise…ma tha thu airson tuilleadh haicuthan a leughadh sa Ghàidhlig, tha moladh againn dhuibh: an Iris do Luchd-ionnsachaidh leis a’ chom-pàirtiche… Tùs: https://www.anlochran.com/sgriobhi/29 #Gaelic #Gàidhlig
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御園はくい @hakui@tuusin.misono-ya.info
· 5mo ago
Replying to @lain@lain.com
@lain@lain.com This image (colloquially "The Parrot," as it bears the resemblance even when viewed safely) is a reconstruction of Berriman and Turner's original "Logical Imaging Technique" image produced by Cambridge Computing Lab IV (now, obviously, defunct) at some point in 1983. This image, along with several others inadvertently produced - most infamously 'Langford's Basilisk' and the imagery produced by a typographical error in Your Sinclair #23's "Fun with Fractals" feature. - generates patterns the human visual system cannot easily deal with. This so-called 'Godelian shock input' can, to put it crudely, crash the human brain. The image does not usually produce any immediate effect (due to delayed neurochemical encoding of 'Godelian spoilers'), but is usually triggered several days later upon viewing any repetitive image that triggers the memory into recalling the original.
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