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Este é um dos melhores edits que já ouvi -- ontem ouvi o original numa festa de S. João e finalmente me decidi a afinar o ficheiro de vídeo para reduzir o volume estúpido de ambos os gritos (0:21 e 0:29)
bote o sorriso na bota e mande embota a solidão :italy:
(sem surpresa que foi graças à @shizamura que descobri isto)
Este é um dos melhores edits que já ouvi -- ontem ouvi o original numa festa de S. João e finalmente me decidi a afinar o ficheiro de vídeo para reduzir o volume estúpido de ambos os gritos (0:21 e 0:29)
bote o sorriso na bota e mande embota a solidão :italy:
(sem surpresa que foi graças à @shizamura que descobri isto)
@bender He is running on the latest macbook pro with 128G memory. though the chrome app seems to be sitting at 125MB. i am a bit suspicious about that stat since we dont see all the worker threads and he is currently sitting on 40GB of non cache ram.
@bender He is running on the latest macbook pro with 128G memory. though the chrome app seems to be sitting at 125MB. i am a bit suspicious about that stat since we dont see all the worker threads and he is currently sitting on 40GB of non cache ram.
I just went into the woods for a bit over an hour. A few hundred meters in and I a found a brilliant spot. 20-30 fireflies in view all around me all the time. I loved it! As bonus, a bat was hunting over my head for two, three minutes while I watched the many glowing dots. On the return I could even see one or the other firefly over the meadows near the edge of the forest. But clearly, most can be met _in_ the forest. Guess what I will be doing tomorrow evening. :-)
I'm now really looking forward to a night hike soon.
Actually a war memorial on Mt. Hohenrechberg, but it always looks totally like a duck to me
It was a really nice hike, there was hardly anybody outside. The weather wasn't bad at all, around 22°C and cloudy most of the time. The drizzle got me a few times, but it wasn't terrible. It just raised the humidity. A bit more wind would have been nice, it was very calm, even at the summits.
On the way there I had to kill a tick that I found on my trousers. Those bloody suckers! What benefit do they bring nature? At home I checked and couldn't find any others. Phew.
On the way back from Mt. Hohenrechberg I saw a deer and hare. It's been years that I came across hares in the wild, so that was really cool. I decided to watch the sunset from Mt. Hohenstaufen, so I took a small detour. Absolutely worth it:
Sunset
A group of hippies eventually joined me at the sunset lookout, lit joss sticks, played some weird music on a metal pipe thingy (a bit like a single windbell) and sang a sun dance song. Said song had gone missing for a very long time and was recovered only lately, they told me. Okay. Some other really crazy dude told us that the mountain we're on had been raised in the Young Stone Age. That period where harvests were plentiful and people had a lot of spare time. WTF!? I mean they all were super nice and friendly and talking to them was also actually lovely, but what… err… interesting mindsets.
On the final return I saw another three deer on a paddock. And now for the very, very best part of the whole trip: in the forest I encountered 83 fireflies before I stopped counting. In the end it must have been 500-600 in total. One even nearly hit me in the face if I hadn't ducked at the last second. :-) Man, this was soooo fricking amazing! Fireflies for round about 1.5km! Didn't even try to take photos in this darkness, though.
@xuu that looks interesting, especially when they turned off network connectivity, and still worked just fine. Really, really interesting. Begets the question, though, what are the machine specs? Do you have a link to the source of this?
Plus on a de compétences techniques, plus on peut utiliser des technologies "basses", et plus on est incompétent, plus on utilise une technologie haut niveau qui décide à notre place. Donc il faut essayer d’enseigner la technologie la plus "basse" possible pour permettre aux enfants d’être en mesure de comprendre ce qu’ils font. - Marcello Vitali-Rosati, auteur de "Éloge du bug".
Plus on a de compétences techniques, plus on peut utiliser des technologies "basses", et plus on est incompétent, plus on utilise une technologie haut niveau qui décide à notre place. Donc il faut essayer d’enseigner la technologie la plus "basse" possible pour permettre aux enfants d’être en mesure de comprendre ce qu’ils font. - Marcello Vitali-Rosati, auteur de "Éloge du bug".
This is a test. I am mentioning @prologic. I will then edit this same pst (to correct a misspelling), and see what happens. I will copy this original block to refer to it on the follow up.
This is a test. I am mentioning @prologic. I will then edit this same post (to correct a misspelling), and see what happens. I will copy this original block to refer to it on the follow up.
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> This is a test. I am mentioning @prologic. I will then edit this same pst (to correct a misspelling), and see what happens. I will copy this original block to refer to it on the follow up.
@prologic Filled a quick/small issue with the project. Thanks!
Migrate to goldmark! All the big boys have done it. Ha! (Note: I edited this, and your handle became @prologic@we.loveprivacy.club. I re-edited it to changed it.)
@prologic Filled a quick/small issue with the project. Thanks!
Migrate to goldmark! All the big boys have done it. Ha! (Note: I edited this, and your handle became @prologic@we.loveprivacy.club. I re-edited it to changed it.
@prologic Filled a quick/small issue with the project. Thanks!
Migrate to goldmark! All the big boys have done it. Ha! (Note: I edited this, and your handle became @prologic@we.loveprivacy.club. I re-edited it to changed it.)
@bender Well I _think_ it's a bug IMO, but I'll have to file this upstream, unless you can? It should be filed against this project -- We still haven't migrated to goldmark 😅
@bender Well I _think_ it's a bug IMO, but I'll have to file this upstream, unless you can? It should be filed against this project -- We still haven't migrated to goldmark 😅
Oh I don't think this is a bug! You've used a weird kind of -- that's been turned into something I've forgotten the name of 🤦♂️ a — -- Although I still consider this a bug with the Markdown library somewhat, I'll file a bug report upstream.
Oh I don't think this is a bug! You've used a weird kind of -- that's been turned into something I've forgotten the name of 🤦♂️ a — -- Although I still consider this a bug with the Markdown library somewhat, I'll file a bug report upstream.
@darren our summer is hot, and humid. Unless at the beach—in which case it is _awesome_—our summers are far from great. Oh, also the lawn grows like crazy because of the almost everyday showers, and the sun that comes after, so I have to work overtime mowing. 😩
@darren our summer is hot, and humid. Unless at the beach—in which case it is *awesome*—our summers are far from great. Oh, also the lawn grows like crazy because of the almost everyday showers, and the sun that comes after, so I have to work overtime mowing. 😩
@movq I got to say I looked deep, and carefully. I even compared their “shadow” to that of the trash bin. It would have fooled me, shouldn’t you have told the truth. 😅
Actually a war memorial on Mt. Hohenrechberg, but it always looks totally like a duck to me
Sunset