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Greg McVerry

Photos from #IndieWeb Design Studio

We spent time learning a bit about flexbox, navigation and img layouat using Floats (CSS Grid will come later. We then added an h-card to our websites and ran sites through the indiewebify.me validator. In the first photo you see Kathy and Milana happily hacking away. In the second photo you see Kathy and Milana screens as they write HTML. In the third photo

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My #edu106 @scsu photo scavenger hunt challenge

Today in #edu106 we started the photography element of the class. We began with our discussion as, "What if we turned our cameras out on to the workd rather than just using the fron camera to document us in the world." We then had fifteen minutes to run around campus and take photos. I share mine. In the first photo I did a closeup of a read flower with a bl

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Well @trevorpaglen https://imagenet-roulette.paglen.com/ has compared my image to the world and decided I am a skinhead

ImageNet contains a number of problematic, offensive and bizarre categories - all drawn from WordNet. Some use misogynistic or racist terminology. Hence, the results ImageNet Roulette returns will also draw upon those categories. That is by design: we want to shed light on what happens when technical systems are trained on problematic training data. AI class

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Images from the First 2019-2020 #IndieWeb Design Studio Meet Up at @SCSU

We had a wonderful kickoff meet up as seven people, shown in the first image, joined me to hack away on their personal sites. We spent much of the time talking about color and how to style elements with CSS. Everyone had fun choosing colors that matched their style. In the second pictureyou see Eric working on his site. In the third picture Tess tries our so

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Ben jumping on scooter woth motion blur in wrong direction

Son needed a photo for project. Took one and printed it out. Thought I would suprise him and blur out background. Don't use my normal Gaussian filter. Try this motion thing. Show Ben he takes one look, "why is the motion blurred the wrong way?" The original print made his final copy.

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