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bahahahahaha 🤣 (_not appropriate for children!_)
Today's a hydrophone dunking day
[47°09′22″S, 126°43′57″W] --bad checksum--
@movq This happens every time it rains or storms! 😱
Also I get at least one or two dropouts at least every other day too! 😆
@movq This happens every time it rains or storms! 😱
Also I get at least one or two dropouts at least every other day too! 😆
@movq This happens every time it rains or storms! 😱
Also I get at least one or two dropouts at least every other day too! 😆
[47°09′16″S, 126°43′07″W] Not enough data -- sampling finished
[47°09′17″S, 126°43′23″W] 3792 days without news from Herve
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o Playwright é maravilhoso e fez exactamente o que eu precisava à primeira ✨ (tinha um ficheiro com links e precisava de screenshots de todos)
obrigado pela pista @medecau@medecau e @raf@raf <3
o Playwright é maravilhoso e fez exactamente o que eu precisava à primeira ✨ (tinha um ficheiro com links e precisava de screenshots de todos)
obrigado pela pista @medecau@medecau e @raf@raf <3
This is a very interesting article about writing a compiler for a subset of C in 500 lines of Python: https://vgel.me/posts/c500/ Highly recommended.
@movq Ha, okay! I'm gonna try that tomorrow morning. Can't see it at the moment.
This guy's an artist, a real one! Good job! 👍
@movq For a split-second I thought of Edvard Munch's The Scream. No idea who is portrayed, but he definitely looks bit spooky. The guardian of the garage.
@lyse Yup! Jupiter is huge. You don’t need crazy equipment to see the moons. 😃 I *think* the legend goes that if you have really good eyes then you can’t just see them with your bare eyes. (My eyes suck, I don’t have a chance, so I don’t really know.)
The difference in brightness is much more challenging. I was surprised that I could capture both Jupiter and the Moon in one photo at all. 😲
@lyse Yup! Jupiter is huge. You don’t need crazy equipment to see the moons. 😃 I *think* the legend goes that if you have really good eyes then you can’t just see them with your bare eyes. (My eyes suck, I don’t have a chance, so I don’t really know.)
The difference in brightness is much more challenging. I was surprised that I could capture both Jupiter and the Moon in one photo at all. 😲
@lyse Yup! Jupiter is huge. You don’t need crazy equipment to see the moons. 😃 I *think* the legend goes that if you have really good eyes then you can’t just see them with your bare eyes. (My eyes suck, I don’t have a chance, so I don’t really know.)
The difference in brightness is much more challenging. I was surprised that I could capture both Jupiter and the Moon in one photo at all. 😲
@movq WHAT!? Holy shit, even with its moons!? This is truly amazing! The mind boggles that we can actually see them.
@movq They are indeed. :-(
[47°09′55″S, 126°43′20″W] Transfer completed
I broke my new drill bit the first time I used it. Sigh. I thought I use the screws from my grandpa with the slotted heads, so they're out of the way. Of course I slipped off several times. It's just a stupid drive. When trying out the first drawer it rubbed on the new bottom rail. That's what I get for not measuring and just wacking things together. Since I didn't want to unscrew the rail again I had to knee down on the floor and chissel off 5 mm. The back rail wasn't screwed yet, luckily. So I could simply glue on two new raiser blocks.
I have no clue how or when that happened, but I noticed that my door lifter broke again. I didn't even use that thing. I glued it back together, but I'm sure that I have to upgrade to steel or at least some hardwood.
So then just in time a mate called and we went for a short stroll.
[](https://lyse.isobeef.org/waldspaziergang-2023-09-05/05.jpg)
Santa Iria? Já não Santa Vai?
Santa Iria? Já não Santa Vai?
@prologic How often does that happen? Once a day or once a month?
@prologic How often does that happen? Once a day or once a month?
@prologic How often does that happen? Once a day or once a month?
[47°09′05″S, 126°43′30″W] Sample analyzing complete -- starting transfer
At what point do you concede defeat and just give on the idea of stable internet connectivity?! 🤔 if anyone ever tells you that ADSL, VDSL, XDSL or whatever other kind of copper DSL is "great technology", just laugh at them 🤣 
At what point do you concede defeat and just give on the idea of stable internet connectivity?! 🤔 if anyone ever tells you that ADSL, VDSL, XDSL or whatever other kind of copper DSL is "great technology", just laugh at them 🤣
At what point do you concede defeat and just give on the idea of stable internet connectivity?! 🤔 if anyone ever tells you that ADSL, VDSL, XDSL or whatever other kind of copper DSL is "great technology", just laugh at them 🤣
é importante ter umas gamuças à mão para quando é preciso atrapar os polvos (com cuidado para não os levantar, claro) 
embalagem de recargas de mopa com o texto em castelhano "Gamuzas atrapapolvo", e por baixo "atrae y captura el polvo sin levantarlo para uso manual o con mopa"
é importante ter umas gamuças à mão para quando é preciso atrapar os polvos (com cuidado para não os levantar, claro) embalagem de recargas de mopa com o texto em castelhano "Gamuzas atrapapolvo", e por baixo "atrae y captura el polvo sin levantarlo para uso manual o con mopa"
[47°09′40″S, 126°43′38″W] Re-taking samples
“everything is compression” is wrong, as it ought to be “everything is compression and execution”
[47°09′04″S, 126°43′53″W] Taking samples
@lyse Yeah. 😭 If only the wage structures weren’t so completely fucked … 😭 😡
@lyse Yeah. 😭 If only the wage structures weren’t so completely fucked … 😭 😡
@lyse Yeah. 😭 If only the wage structures weren’t so completely fucked … 😭 😡
[47°09′29″S, 126°43′17″W] Raw reading: 0x64F6B5D1, offset +/-3
Going to india tomorrow to eat, pray, and love
@Phys_org Green growth was always horseshit and everyone knows it.
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I think about 8pm is the ideal time for sunset.
I think about 8pm is the ideal time for sunset.
[47°09′48″S, 126°43′49″W] 3791 days without news from Herve
once I become a maritime superpower, watch out! (the power dynamic between us might change, but i promise our relationships will still be mutual & meaningful) :)
My lower drawers from the drill press stand have crashed down. I had to cut two support timbers and glue small pieces of wood on the ends so that the bottom drawer can still pass between them. Gotta screw them under the side panels tomorrow. I don't know how I attached the side panels in the first place. It doesn't look like glue, and there are definitely no screws either. Could have been a press fit. But as heavy as the drawers are, I can't really imagine that. So probably OSB end-grain glued to solid wood legs. Definitely not a great joint.
@movq Yeah, exactly my thoughts. So much more useful than what I do.
@lyse What a great result. :O I wish I had learned a profession like that.
@lyse What a great result. :O I wish I had learned a profession like that.
@lyse What a great result. :O I wish I had learned a profession like that.
[47°09′50″S, 126°43′27″W] Transponder fixed
[47°09′36″S, 126°43′32″W] Transfer 75% complete...
amigos do #python e afins, sabem de alguma forma rápida de obter um screenshot de uma página web a partir do link? Uma solução que dê para fazer processamento em série de uma lista de links, por isso procuro algo headless
em tempos trabalhei com o Splinter e Selenium, mas talvez já exista uma forma mais escorreita de resolver
amigos do #python e afins, sabem de alguma forma rápida de obter um screenshot de uma página web a partir do link? Uma solução que dê para fazer processamento em série de uma lista de links, por isso procuro algo headless
em tempos trabalhei com o Splinter e Selenium, mas talvez já exista uma forma mais escorreita de resolver
Also I used to be ab5aa. The power outage changed my IP.
HOW ABOUT THEM NOLES? 45-24 over #5 LSU! What a game!
Pinellas County - Base: 5.02 miles, 00:09:22 average pace, 00:47:01 duration
another great run probably due to temperature.
#running
[47°09′22″S, 126°43′33″W] Transfer 50% complete...
[47°09′57″S, 126°43′08″W] Transfer 25% complete...
If you're reading this, this is my first automated twt. I added a line to twtxt.txt, typed 'make', and everything else was automatic.
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@mckinley Ah, thanks. So that’s the important part, I think:
> To elaborate, I don't want to add new commands or config options or some similar such before we know how security as a whole is going to play out, because we'll have to support them forever and it's unlikely that we'd come up with a solution now that doesn't end up being inconsistent with our later work.
Understandable.
I wasn’t quite aware that things are still “in flux” so much. 🤔
@mckinley Ah, thanks. So that’s the important part, I think:
> To elaborate, I don't want to add new commands or config options or some similar such before we know how security as a whole is going to play out, because we'll have to support them forever and it's unlikely that we'd come up with a solution now that doesn't end up being inconsistent with our later work.
Understandable.
I wasn’t quite aware that things are still “in flux” so much. 🤔
@mckinley Ah, thanks. So that’s the important part, I think:
> To elaborate, I don't want to add new commands or config options or some similar such before we know how security as a whole is going to play out, because we'll have to support them forever and it's unlikely that we'd come up with a solution now that doesn't end up being inconsistent with our later work.
Understandable.
I wasn’t quite aware that things are still “in flux” so much. 🤔
[47°09′02″S, 126°43′42″W] Transponder still failing -- switching to analog communication