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the way it is

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By the Pacific Ocean
Taitung, Taiwan
#photographie #photography #landscapephotography #Seascape #TravelPhotography #MinimalPhotography

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An instant eclipse

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Memories Underground

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"Moments together"
Linshan Cape Fishing Harbor, Taiwan

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where the land ends
Fangyuan, Taiwan

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beyond the top

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encounter

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at sunset

[Noealz @noealz]

My Taipei Photography Guide

[𝐋𝐮𝐜𝐤𝐲𝐍𝐞𝐝 @Marketfoer]

台北與日本大阪的生活成本比較：
購屋置產比大阪貴一倍，但台灣所得平均比大阪少一成以內，另外 租金、治裝、育兒成本都比大阪高，尤其育兒成本 日本比台灣便宜非常多；日本比台灣貴的如交通費、健身房 但這些都還好
https://t.co/izau5WsuV0

[羽兔盒🐰ú thòo a̍p🐰 @FRabbitBox]

【台語羅馬字母表】 （記得開聲音）
Vocal：伍一 @dreamer051_

提供給初學者學習，以最簡單的方式呈現基礎台語羅馬字。學完這之後再遇到「複母音」的部分，就把母音合在一起即可，非常直覺，不需額外背誦符號
ex：a ㄚ + i ㄧ = ai ㄞ

綠色區塊為尾音，為方便���聽，故每項皆加si聲韻母

[芋圓字典 Oo Inn ō͘-îⁿ @taro_dict]

芋圓字典後面沒有團隊、沒有金主，只有我一個人燃燒熱情、理想、以及對本土語言的愛在經營。芋圓字典從概念發想、開發、設計、宣傳全部都由我一個人負責。芋圓字典當初以推廣台文為目標，決定基本功能完全免費開放給所有人使用，未來有進階功能（如複習、AI助手、台語課程等）才會跟大家收費。（1/3）

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@kagayaku_ani ���是從YTuber- Wen Chi Chuang的簡單台語繪本給我小孩開始看和聽，慢慢他習慣看了，再找別的YT頻道繪本和台語童書擴大接觸面，效果還可以，給你參考。

[Salih Hudayar @SalihHudayar]

We extend our congratulations to @DPPonline's @ChingteLai on his election as the President of #Taiwan. We stand in solidarity with Taiwan's independence and reaffirm our recognition of Taiwan as an independent state.

We are hopeful that under President Lai's leadership, Taiwan will stand alongside the occupied nations of #EastTurkistan, #Tibet, and others in resisting #China's colonial, genocidal, and expansionist policies, forging a path towards a renewed birth of freedom and independence in the world.

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Shoutout

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@TheFigen_ Wow! Can't believe this happens in the real world! Check out this children storybook, a duck hatching her babies and a baby crocodile, the ending is so dramatic! https://t.co/3VolxBr9fa

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@ChaoGuoheng 從正視圖和背視圖來看, 上部有個弧形收邊, 上視圖顯示這是個逐漸改變厚度的立體輪廓, 但是在3d模型上看不出來這個設計, 剖面的前上緣也沒有顯示這個輪廓設計的厚度變化, 還有就是這個收邊和左右兩個似眼睛的圓柱物交接關係尚不明確. 一點淺見給您參考....

[Terry Tân ❄️🦭 @rudis02]

Chi̍t-pòaⁿ í-siōng ū lō͘-ēng ê bāng-lō͘ lōe-iông lóng sī lâi-chū pheng-im bûn-jī.
M̄-chai Hôa-náu ná-ē ū hit-ê bīn thang khòaⁿ pheng-im bûn-jī bōe-khí ?

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

During a certain period, Sears offered complete houses in large do-it-yourself (DIY) kits through their catalogs. These kits were transported by train and encompassed around 30,000 components, including wiring, plumbing, and heating, which collectively weighed over 25 tons.

Customers had the option to choose from more than 370 designs, and each kit included a 75-page instruction manual. Sears asserted that an individual with "average" skills could construct the entire house within a span of 90 days.

Between 1908 and 1940, Sears managed to sell over 70,000 DIY homes at prices ranging from $600 to $6,000 (approximately equivalent to $8,400 to $84,000 in today's currency). One notable model, known as the Martha Washington (as depicted in the accompanying images), was sold for $3,028 (equivalent to $45,538 today) in 1921.

In 2016, the same Martha Washington model was purchased for $1.06 million in Washington D.C. Remarkably, almost 70% of these Sears DIY houses are still standing today.