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Aaaa! I love that photo and that reference too. 😂🥰
You must be protected, even if you’re halfway between thinking you’re a lop and being a rex. 🙏🏻💛
It’s simple and not really innovative, but that’s still saving me lots of time and old used Android devices can be found quickly and cheaply. So, perfect for quick, inexpensive turnarounds while being a bit more green with operations. ✨
Here’s a lil’ script thingy I made that uses the FreeKiosk project to provision Android devices as locked down and remotely managed stage timers.
Combine that with your own instance of Ontime and you’ve got a killer setup to coordinate DJs on stage. owo
codeberg.org/campfred/sta...
#AV #DJ #IT
Senpai noticed you uwu
But for real, that’s amazing and I’m proud of you too!
While I didn’t learn Japanese still, I’ve been told (and it looks like it too) that it’s pretty hard to learn. So, it’s quite the achievement!
Sex is pretty cool, but have you ever had your Japanese teacher tell you they’re proud of you?
For real, I’m quite interested in seeing how the season goes. I lightly followed the subject of the new cars’ changes and I’m quite intrigued to see what’s gonna be resulting from them. 👀
the best song i’ve ever made drops 9pm pst
broke.ffm.to/bbno-why-am-...
The heading is set, the sails have caught the wind and we are proceeding onward to our new island!
it will be our pleasure to reveal the new venue as well as the new dates tomorrow and we hope to see many of you coming on over to CanFURence 9 MarOwOned!
Here's my unofficial #SCaLE feed for @socallinuxexpo.bsky.social
Please follow it and give it a ❤️ so others can find it too
bsky.app/profile/just...
Pew Research survey of 25 countries asking people whether their fellow citizens are morally good or bad.
Not sure I expected the US and Canada to be at the literal two opposite extremes!
Big differences in Europe too that I don’t totally understand.
I may or may not have discovered a bunch of them through @justingarrison.com. He compiled a bunch of them in his awesome-tuis repository.
github.com/rothgar/awes...
Still, here’s some notable examples about TUIs that I liked.
github.com/aristocratos... (resource monitor in case you’re not using Mission Center)
bold-brew.com (Homebrew package management)
github.com/grouzen/fram... (for Framework laptops)
github.com/litescript/l... (NASA’s Deep Space net)
Not gonna lie, terminal-based UIs (TUIs) have comme a long way. Most of them have mouse support.
If your issue is with the fact it doesn’t draw the nice panels of native desktop apps, that’s not going to be fixed. It’s the nature of what it is: Printing characters on a fixed grid.
It does re-use the SteamVR client in the end btw! Just not the game runtime.
So, you keep your space configuration, your controller and accessories bindings and so on. Even the virtual environments that exists between your games is still there so that it doesn’t become jarring with a grey screen.
I used this documentation for setting up my stuff with my HTC Vive Pro Eye on Bazzite Linux.
lvra.gitlab.io/docs/distros...
I am only left with getting eye tracking working which I am currently at a loss right now on how to get that working.
I suppose Valve don’t release much love patches for Linux-based VR use until the Steam Frame is out.
But until then, setting up another runtime like Monado works shockingly well.
I think I actually have a better performance with that on Linux than SteamVR on Windows.
It’s pretty interesting how well PCVR runs on Linux but it’s not a Todd Howard worthy « It just works! » experience.
Although, that is if you’re not using SteamVR. The standard SteamVR runtime unfortunately isn’t working as well as it should.
VLC media player my beloved
#furry #furrymeme #comic #art
Le parc d’attractions sera aussi désormais géré par l’exploitant du Village Vacances Valcartier.
Iran war spreads across Middle East 3:08 As Lebanon and Israeli exchanged attacks, heavy airstrikes continued in Iran which launched counterattacks on Middle... CBC https://www.cbc.ca Tracking deaths in Iran, wider Middle East as conflict rages on | CBC News 15 hours ago — Just days into the U.S. and Israeli strikes targeting Iran, more than 1,000 people have been killed, mainly in Iran, with the remaining
Will Canada be able to avoid involvement in U.S.-Iran conflict? 14:54 NS.CA CTV News' political commentator Scott Reid on Prime Minister Carney 'narrowly endorsing' Trump's ordered strikes o... NEWS CTV News https://www.ctvnews.ca•1 day ago How could the war in Iran affect the world's oil supply? : 3:41 Werner Antweiler, energy and economic expert at UBC's School of Business, explains how critical the Strait of Hormuz is to the...
Noticing a striking lack of consistency in how Canadian media refers to the actions of the US-Israeli military in Iran
Even at the same outlet, you see it described as “airstrikes,” a ”conflict” and as a “war” – at this point, I think we can call what’s happening a “war”
I'm catching up on #ASOT episodes this week and it just occured to me with episode 1258 that the show is 25 years old. O.o
I've been listening to that show for most of my life and it still felt like it was a recent thing. I'm so old. 🫠
Boston Tea Party part 2: Iced Coffee Boogaloo
This is the same logic people give for trusting AI; ‘The opinion of the majority is most likely to be true’
But this isn’t how the world works, the future is unpredictable, and people are prone to cognitive biases that cloud their judgment
It’s also an accountability sink for incorrect predictions
Ah, yes, the invaluable wisdom of the markets.
I think one of the things that bothers me the most about the way Polymarket presents itself to the world is that it's adopted the language of journalism to make itself sound more legitimate. Like look at this post from yesterday morning incorrectly "projecting" the winner.
A graphic titled “Longevity” explains that the MacBook Neo was assessed in a reliability testing lab using methods that simulate real customer use. It also states the laptop was designed for repairability with screw-based assembly, easier access, and minimal tools, with links to learn more and see repair options.
Apple claim's that the Neo is built for repairability. We hope that means no more soldered down storage and lack of upgradeability!
