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Tuesday, July 26. 2011
Pokémon #094; headache, heartache and tartan skirts.
I was at the Libre Software Meeting from 11 to 13rd July. That was my first time.
At first I faked hypoglycemia because I felt out of place. Then I really had an hypoglycemia crisis, and the sun gave me a headache. But after that it went sort of smoothly and I was actually sad it ended, so I put all the stuffs I gathered there in a box. That's pretty weird as people are quite aggressive on the Internet, but once you're there they give you stickers and tell you to take more and you talk about furries.
I guess I learned you have to be confident in people sometimes or something along these lines, and it isn't quite like in movies and stuffs.
Beret from Galeries Lafayette; foulard by Colours of the World; blouse from La Redoute; jacket given by my aunt; miniskirt bought 1,50 € at Fabio Lucci, random black tights; leg warmers to hide the fact my boots a broken and I don't know how to lace these.
So, that's me at the LSM feeling weird but my clothes are cool. I stole the picture from GeekShadow's flickr. I'm currently writing this directly in English to translate in French later instead of the reverse out of lazyness: words jump and fall easier in English.
I also bought FSF pin's (I managed to do that while carefully avoiding RMS because of my Nintendo plushie):
and a book called Beautiful Vizualisation at the O'Reilly booth that is both informative and beautiful to look at.
Weirdly, after reading that, you don't really want to program similar things but instead to learn more about the fields from which the statistics are taken. No, really, it touches a lot of other subjects but is light on the programming.
Skirt, owl brooch and block top-thing bought in a fleamarket; white blouse from La Redoute; necklace given by my uncle; same leg warmers, shoes and random black tights as ever.
So, that's my family. I don't see them often but they sometimes give me stuffs. The necklace looks quite magical, and it is quite magical too, it allows me to uncover the Power of Camp. I once had a friend, a little pony called Camp Pie who was planetarily camp and that necklace is based on hir cutie mark. That's all I had to tell you.
Also this site is totally visitable using Lynx, except for the full of pictures categories like the one you are visiting right now. I should write useful Alt-text that people could actually use. Also learn to describe stuffs nicely. You know, sometimes, in a written work, the style affect how you imagine the stuffs even if the stuffs described are the same?
At first I faked hypoglycemia because I felt out of place. Then I really had an hypoglycemia crisis, and the sun gave me a headache. But after that it went sort of smoothly and I was actually sad it ended, so I put all the stuffs I gathered there in a box. That's pretty weird as people are quite aggressive on the Internet, but once you're there they give you stickers and tell you to take more and you talk about furries.
I guess I learned you have to be confident in people sometimes or something along these lines, and it isn't quite like in movies and stuffs.
Beret from Galeries Lafayette; foulard by Colours of the World; blouse from La Redoute; jacket given by my aunt; miniskirt bought 1,50 € at Fabio Lucci, random black tights; leg warmers to hide the fact my boots a broken and I don't know how to lace these.
So, that's me at the LSM feeling weird but my clothes are cool. I stole the picture from GeekShadow's flickr. I'm currently writing this directly in English to translate in French later instead of the reverse out of lazyness: words jump and fall easier in English.
I also bought FSF pin's (I managed to do that while carefully avoiding RMS because of my Nintendo plushie):
and a book called Beautiful Vizualisation at the O'Reilly booth that is both informative and beautiful to look at. Weirdly, after reading that, you don't really want to program similar things but instead to learn more about the fields from which the statistics are taken. No, really, it touches a lot of other subjects but is light on the programming.
Skirt, owl brooch and block top-thing bought in a fleamarket; white blouse from La Redoute; necklace given by my uncle; same leg warmers, shoes and random black tights as ever.
So, that's my family. I don't see them often but they sometimes give me stuffs. The necklace looks quite magical, and it is quite magical too, it allows me to uncover the Power of Camp. I once had a friend, a little pony called Camp Pie who was planetarily camp and that necklace is based on hir cutie mark. That's all I had to tell you.
Also this site is totally visitable using Lynx, except for the full of pictures categories like the one you are visiting right now. I should write useful Alt-text that people could actually use. Also learn to describe stuffs nicely. You know, sometimes, in a written work, the style affect how you imagine the stuffs even if the stuffs described are the same?
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