It was a lot later (1300s), but Ibn Battuta seems to have done just that. Guy leaves Morocco and just keeps going on and on, till he ends up in China. Though perhaps even more incredibly he actually does come all the way back. The historicity of his accounts is disputed and maybe only a part of it is true, but even if he only got as far as India, I still find it fascinating to imagine doing at that time.
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cross-posted from: https://jlai.lu/post/9070854
Quelle langue européenne suis-je en train de lire ?
Trouvé sur ce pouet : https://tech.lgbt/@pierogiburo/112875137520784379
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The Uncontacted Frontier - Transnational area with highest concentration of uncontacted tribes on Earth
(assets.survivalinternational.org)
Temas pri kunlabora kanvaso kie oni povas aldoni bilderojn ĉiuj 30 sekundoj. Simila al r/Place sed por la Fediverso.
Mi tute ne scipovas kunordigi uloj en babilejo, sed mi povas aldoni multe da bilderoj dum mi atendas deplojado de programaro. :)
Pliaj detaloj haveblas ĉi tie.
Mi preparis modelon kiun ni povus uzi ĉe 100,400.
Se ni decidas fari ĝin, indas anonci la pozicion ĉi tie por eviti surmetecon.
La lasta bildo finiĝis jene:
Generale mi ne ŝatas realec-televido, sed ĉi tiun mi certe provos rigardi. Almenaŭ la unua epizodo...
I guess it is now
Sadly, that would have to be one huge island.
They didn't specify box-sizing, so it will default to inner.
Some of the best instances are those focused on a subject. I especially like programming.dev, mander.xyz (science) and slrpnk.net (solar punk movement or "practical utopianism").
This filter was very controversial, especially because at first it was hardcoded into Lemmy itself, and the devs initially were insistent in keeping it that way. Fortunately they eventually allowed it to be configurable by instance, which is a much more sensible approach. Especially considering other languages and even some english variants. And while most people like you and me appreciate the intent, many are still unsure if this is a good approach to fight the problem. It does seem hard to avoid a lot of silly false positives. I remember someone mentioning being really confused by this "Sremovedew Valley" mentioned everywhere, until they realized it was just Stardew Valley being mangled by the filter.
Lemmy has a slur filter regex. In case you're curious, you can see an instance's regex using this url (replacing the domain as needed):
CTRL+F "slur_filter"
We could put people on Alpha Centauri in 88 years with 50s technology like Project Orion. The really hard part is figuring out a way to make us use the technology we do have for things like that, instead of for bombing each other back to the stone age.