#layering — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #layering, aggregated by home.social.
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Tagging for an early #SolarPunkSunday !
#MasterGardeners - #PlantPropagation
When: Saturday, August 1, 2026 10:30 AM - 11:30 AM
Hadley Park Branch Library
1039 28th Ave N
Nashville, TN 37208"Learn to grow new plants using three techniques: #division or separation, #layering and #cuttings. Learn to the appropriate propagation techniques for specific plant types with suggestions for successful plant propagation."
#NashvilleTN #LibrariesRule #GrowYourOwn
#TheSeedExchange #NashvilleSeedExchange #NashvillePublicLibrary -
So, as someone with Autism, being comfy, especially at bed-time, is a priority for me. I came across this method myself, though I do things a bit differently. While I do have layers of sheets on my bed, I also have layers of comforters -- one thin, one thick -- on the bottom. And a lighter comforter and two blankets (one thin, one thick) on top. I've never liked the feeling of sleeping on sheets, and prefer being sandwiched in between puffy softness. When it's cold, I add more layers. When it's warm, I take them off.
I Tried This Chic 'Hotel Method' Bedding Trick and It's Perfectly Cozy on Chilly, Long Winter Nights – It Looks Effortlessly Stylish, Too
By Chiana Dickson, November 7, 2025
Excerpt: "It is a similar principle to insulating your home, creating layers for pockets of air to be trapped within, keeping heat inside and cold air out. I've been using this trick for years to keep my heating cost down, and the cozy factor up, as long winter nights and the accompanying chill seep into every corner of my drafty Victorian home."
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Iterating on the design for the main page of Domain¹ instances (like the one that’s going to be running at small-web.org).
I think I’ve got it down to about as simple as possible.
For the more technically-savvy/developers, selecting the “advanced options” link gives you the ability to install a different app than the default personal Small Web social web app that’s installed, including from your own git repository.)
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A little detail in the latest #Kitten:
I find #NodeJS deprecation warnings hit the sweet spot between jarring enough to be annoying and not informative enough to be useful.
So, in Kitten, the first time you hit a deprecation warning, you get a message telling you there are deprecation warnings.
If you care, you can open the interactive shell and view the `kitten.deprecationWarnings` list, which will show you full details including the stack trace.
:kitten:💕
