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mutagen
4y ago
We actually did remarry 5 years ago. Therapy and maturity and ditching some bad friends made a world of difference.
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We've both matured quite a bit since then :)
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In the early 2000s someone (drunkmenworkhere is what I remember) made a blog post generator that you could sign up for, add some names, some interests, and it would generate blog posts with Markov chains and some other magic. I signed up, n
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4y ago
Old LCD monitors with high voltage backlights would like a word with you. I have no idea what this monitor was using but before white LEDs were good there were some serious voltages for whatever lighting tech some of those panels came with.
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4y ago
I got up early this morning to take a look and try to get photos. Venus, Mars, Jupiter, and Saturn were spectacular and quite visible. I never did see Mercury, we had high humidity after rain last night and maybe that combined with the brig
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I came across this video from 2020 that demonstrates a couple of ways it works on iOS: https://twitter.com/Kristy_Viers/status/1287189581926981634 You can turn on the various accessibility features and try them yo
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Odd Radio Circle
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4y ago
Looks like the Ghost blogging engine with the Casper theme. More than just the theme, the images and graphics are great too.
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5y ago
Great name! waves (not associated)
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Digital photos are inherently computational, I think the distinction is where you stop processing and how much human control is exercised over the final product. Even film has some carefully developed characteristics that are used by the th
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mutagen
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bro let's start this! Seriously though, I have enough empathy and awareness from supporting elderly friends and family navigate the digital world that I could help build seriously awesome on-boarding experiences.
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mutagen
5y ago
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one!
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5y ago
I have a 5 year old microwave purchased from a retailer with a reasonable expectation of quality (Costco) with no visible issues with the door seal that significantly interferes with 2.4 Ghz WiFi. I'm sure my neighbors don't enjoy
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Yes, my first visit to the Met in NYC really opened my eyes to how impressive these works are in person and how much a photo on a screen does not convey. Not just the masters, but some of the portraits of people I've never heard of and
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This is awesome, a great resource! I've been watching the College of Dupage's satellite weather view [0] for the past year with wildfires and atmospheric rivers coming through. Select a sector to zoom in to and a data product or c
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More accurately, these quakes are on a strike-slip fault (named the Blanco Fracture Zone) on the other side of the Juan de Fuca plate from the Cascadian Subduction Zone. This fault won't directly produce 'the big one' but thi
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What I learned eating at 8k Chinese restaurants
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An acquaintance of mine is a big fan of Nick Zenter's videos on Youtube. https://www.youtube.com/user/GeologyNick
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Mini Metro is a lovely little game designed in this style of transit map. https://dinopoloclub.com/games/mini-metro/
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I miss the old WeatherSpark visualization of past conditions and the future forecast. They had a wonderful graph of various weather parameters in a nice slippy zoom interface that made it easy to visualize the forecast. It was built in Flas
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The slightly inflammatory title makes more sense in the context of their database, which sits on top of PouchDB, with adapters for IndexedDB in the browser and a variety of stores on the server side. Based on the series of blog posts /
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A custom language for the 6502 reminds me of the Action! language for the Atari computers. Wikipedia describes it as an ALGOL like language that included an editor, compiler, monitor, and runtime on a bank switching 16k cartridge. It was op
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Looks like a great service, and it monitors quite a bit more than SSL / domain expiration.
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My singular experience with Best Buy as an Apple partner was similar to the experience described. Not much leeeway in handling things, no satisfactory resolution.
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Website and models available at https://beehave-model.net/ Original model implemented in NetLogo (as described on the page). Some papers I found looking for the model: https://besjournals.onlinelibrary.wiley.com&
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Venn diagrams accurately describe set operations but most joins in common use in SQL are filtered Cartesian products. https://blog.jooq.org/2016/07/05/say-no-to-venn-diagrams-whe...
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Plenty of options, one I haven’t seen mentioned is Shutter Encoder. I don’t think it covers all of ffmpeg functionality, it focuses on format conversions useful for video professionals and does a fine job of it. https://www.shutt
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'real time' generally means latency guarantees and trading some throughput for consistent low latency for interrupts and scheduling. So faster in some dimensions and slower in others. The Arch Linux wiki has some description of th
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My dad watches the Stellar’s fly in with peanuts and hide them in his yard, sometimes deciding that the spot they choose isn’t right or possibly another observed their hiding spot and moving the plant to a new location.
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The mirror line would be a circular orbit, this plots each tracked orbiting debris with two dots, the blue dot being the lowest altitude of the orbit and red the highest.
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