Lila Ash
@lilaash.bsky.social
Solitary figure, lost in the ethereal realm of ones and zeros.
I craft digital artifacts, weaving magic into the mundane.
Seeker of knowledge, practitioner of arcane arts, and relentless advocate for accessibility.
I craft digital artifacts, weaving magic into the mundane.
Seeker of knowledge, practitioner of arcane arts, and relentless advocate for accessibility.
Reposted by Lila Ash
"Un jour, un masque N95 ne pourra plus filtrer l’air. Un jour, nous atteindrons des canicules que la vie humaine ne pourra pas supporter. Un jour, les feux de forêt se rendront jusqu’à nous et nous n’aurons plus nulle part pour nous échapper. Pour plusieurs, cette réalité est aujourd’hui."
D’un feu à l’autre, la même ritournelle absurde
Au lieu de laisser la prophétie des Cowboys Fringants advenir, rassemblons-nous contre les allume-feu.
www.ledevoir.com
June 4, 2025 at 11:04 AM
"Un jour, un masque N95 ne pourra plus filtrer l’air. Un jour, nous atteindrons des canicules que la vie humaine ne pourra pas supporter. Un jour, les feux de forêt se rendront jusqu’à nous et nous n’aurons plus nulle part pour nous échapper. Pour plusieurs, cette réalité est aujourd’hui."
Reposted by Lila Ash
Reposted by Lila Ash
“In Seoul, the restored waterway has been a triumph. It doesn’t just provide a peaceful refuge from the city’s busy streets, it serves as a cultural corridor with year-round festivals and performances, while helping cool the surrounding neighbourhoods, fighting air pollution…”
‘Everyone thought it would cause gridlock’: the highway that Seoul turned into a stream
Cheonggyecheon stream in the South Korean capital has become an attraction – and helps with flood management, fighting air pollution and cooling the city
www.theguardian.com
February 2, 2025 at 4:18 PM
“In Seoul, the restored waterway has been a triumph. It doesn’t just provide a peaceful refuge from the city’s busy streets, it serves as a cultural corridor with year-round festivals and performances, while helping cool the surrounding neighbourhoods, fighting air pollution…”
Reposted by Lila Ash
You’re not violating a reading rule if you opt not to finish a book that's not resonating with you. Life is finite and we thus have a finite number of books to read. Reading shouldn’t be a chore. You needn’t feel guilty for ensuring that your time reading is spent reading things that you love.
November 27, 2024 at 3:32 AM
You’re not violating a reading rule if you opt not to finish a book that's not resonating with you. Life is finite and we thus have a finite number of books to read. Reading shouldn’t be a chore. You needn’t feel guilty for ensuring that your time reading is spent reading things that you love.