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by hoyd 6y ago
I Northen Norway, in the 80s or 90s, at least when Commodore 64 was popular, teachers would distribute IT/Engineering exam/test exercises over the universities local radio, for students to record on cassettes and then replay on th
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Ask HN: Is there a way to keep shared Google Photos even if sharing stops?
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by hoyd 6y ago
You are asking for a flamewar
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by hoyd 6y ago
Love this, and the bots. I had one running myself for a while, but I missed the part that grabbed the satellite imagery, do I did that in bulk ahead and had a folder of them. https://twitter.com/FiveEarthColors
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by hoyd 6y ago
I'm finally building a tree hut for my four kids.
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by hoyd 7y ago
Thanks for such a nice story :)
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by hoyd 7y ago
Installing offline, just to remove the phone-home-script and then go online..
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by hoyd 7y ago
We would sometime use that in Norway too. Don't do myself, but feels more natural to keep both at top.
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by hoyd 7y ago
Nice list, saving this for later.
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Visualizing 100k Decimals of Pi, Tau and E with Python(moon.hoyd.net)
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by hoyd 7y ago
Totally agree
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PTU – Pressure, Temperature, Humidity
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Happy 100th Birthday Proton(home.cern)
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by hoyd 7y ago
Reasonable GDPR
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by hoyd 7y ago
Nice to see an alternative app for this. I made one a while back - https://apps.hoyd.net/hexcolors/ which does the same using flask, python and bash. Been using it quite a bit for extracting colours from images. Also
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by hoyd 7y ago
I wrote a simple web app to find the five most dominant colours in a photo, and present them as a bottom layer to the uploaded photo with the hexadecimal code included. So much used, at least by myself I love to see detected colours in all