@forestfjord We are lucky with Dokk1. I guess it's big enough for nice-to-have initiatives that a smaller library with a smaller staff mightn't be able to do.

The librarians could teach everyone about User Experience too. Between the book shelves in the arts & crafts section, there are two comfy wing chairs and a basket of 'community knitting' where you are welcome to add a few rows to a shared knitting project.

The hand-made shelf category signs in the library’s crafts section are so lovely and so intuitive. IT students should be apprenticed to librarians to learn user design.

#Libraries
#Aarhus
#Dokk1

@Camlarsch Tak i lige måde

@wannabemystiker Excellent. Autumn it is. Happy planting!

@priscillaharing God morgen! And yes, bye bye Summer

@SecureOwl Textbook 'working toward the Führer'. The speed with which Google did it is is telling. They didn't even try to drag their heels for show, pleading technical requirements or whatever. Just instant unnecessary compliance-in-advance.

@wannabemystiker Ah, yes, that kind of sciency facty stuff. I'm a fan of the auld solstices myself, but have never factored them in to my glad-amatør understanding that the start of the calendar month is the start of the season. I probably should, but probably won't.

@RalphBassfeld Thank you, and the same to you

@wannabemystiker Wait, what? Does it not?

September, October, November: Autumn. December, January, February: Winter. Etc. I thought these were generally accepted seasonal divisions for general purposes. (As opposed to, probably, specific nuances if you work in the Met office or the European Space Agency or somewhere that needs to be astronomically precise.)

@dutypo Morgen

The last Monday of Summer. The last day of Summer. Glædelig mandag. Here's a postcard from #Aarhus, just to wish you good days this week, in Summer and in Autumn.

@hellovonnie Welcome to the neighbourhood!

Book-spine poetry and a journey of holiday book recommendations.

Clever, original, hand-drawn chalkboard ads are even more delightful to see these days. Like flowers growing in the rubbish heap of AI slop in public spaces.

#Books
#Aarhus
#AICouldNever

@liebach The Fediverse is forgiving - tak

@EregLoch Yes, and the way the bell frame blends in with the church from certain angles - so well designed.

@liebach I wasn't sorry enough not to post another toot, at any rate

@NellytheWillow I was feeling a bit sheepish about posting one random Silent Sunday-photo that accidentally grew into a long thread, so thank you for saying that And agreed, it's a beautiful door frame. Striking in contrast to the simple, austere, gloomy interior.

@Chris

@Chris @forestfjord There are a few tiny holes for light in the walls at distant spots. The day I took the photos, there was extreme-heat sunshine. It created that one bright light-ball on the floor at different angles, depending where you stood. In that dark, atmospheric place, it seemed like something deliberate and otherworldly.