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lasse

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Geboren auf #Amrum bei ~343ppm, wohnhaft auf Föhr. Spreche Deutsch, Englisch, AVR ASM, Lazarus Pascal. Als Haustiere halte ich ein paar Vogelspinnen und eine Wasserschildkröte. Vier Katzen hatte ich auch mal.

KI lehne ich vollumfänglich ab.

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#brotbacken 🍞
#Fotografie 📷
#Elektronik 👨‍💻
#DIYaudio 🎧
#Metal 🤘
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#INTJ 🤓
#Dysthymie 😔

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@plazi_species gooseberry with legs

@futurebird@sauropods.win avatar futurebird , (edited ) to random

In our revolution are many ways to resist.

Sometimes you run, sometimes you cling. Sometimes you have a spiny form that makes going after you a big mistake.

Today? I am creeping, as always.

Fig. 1. Some features of terrestrial isopod morphology. Six line drawings of isopods with bold labels giving them types: Runner (Philoscia, an ordinary potato shaped terrestrial isopod) Clinger (Oniscus a more round one) Roller (Synarmadillo pill shaped) Spiny Form (Panningillo, it has spines) Creeper (Haplophthalmus it's narrow and slender) Non-Conformist (Schobela round with short antennae) Ecomorphological categories are modified from Schmalfuss (1984). Most of the specimens collected by pitfall traps belong to the runner, clinger and roller categories.
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@futurebird ...they call me The Roller 🎶!

Armadillidium depressum is my spirit animal 😊

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJhpiByqIoo

@TomF@mastodon.gamedev.place avatar TomF , (edited ) to random

Recent discussion about the perils of doors in gamedev reminded me of a bug caused by a door in a game you may have heard of called "Half Life 2". Are you sitting comfortably? Then I shall begin.

A Combine soldier threatening with a baton, in front of a door. Which one is a greater menace in gamedev?
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@TomF legacy of this bug reaches back to FDIV 🤡

@jerry@infosec.exchange avatar jerry , to random

A photographer friend of mine had one of her sd memory cards die after a photo shoot. She’s tried Easeus and it can recover about 1300 of 1600 files, but she’s asking if there are other tools/tricks anyone knows from the forensics community that might be able to get the rest. I have a feeling there may just be some dead memory cells, but if there’s any chance to help, I’d like to. Thanks.

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@jerry I've had a particular card where it would 'lock up' after encountering a bad block and then continue to return that same data, even if you requested a previously-good block. Had to reset the card after each of those occurrences to get a complete image. Here's a writeup in German: http://lasse.nerdcamp.net/static/fehlerhafte-sd-karte-auslesen/index.html
Maybe it helps some.

But yeah, as others have said already: first get an image, then use photorec etc. on that.

Good luck 🤞

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Studies have found the most logical and fastest keyboard layout is not between key orders like qwerty and dvorak, but one that prioritises the size of keys depending on the frequency of those letters in the language being typed, regardless of the ordering.

This Apple keyboard has an English layout. More frequently used letters in english are larger and slightly taller, less used letters are smaller and lower, which conveniently prevents tyops.,

A photo of an Apple keyboard with the alphabet keys changed depending on the frequency of letters in English in this case. the E, A, D, T, I, O, L and N keys are quite large, while Q, X, Z, K, and V are quite small.
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@NanoRaptor not quite accurate for the arrow keys, though.

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:blobcatscience:

This is what a human hand looks like under the microscope looks like:
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@stux science. It works, bitches.

@aeva@mastodon.gamedev.place avatar aeva , (edited ) to random

do you still use the same username you used back in the 2000s?

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@aeva yes. It's been part of email addresses and domain names for more than 25 years now. Since "preamp" is rather short, somewhat generic and boring, I've extended it to "preamp.org", which is a domain that I use and own, making that name unique again.

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Someone gave me a helium balloon the other day and I'm amazed at how I forgot what I learned as a kid: Which is that playing with a helium balloon can be loads of fun and a great distraction. I liked giving it a nudge every time it inched close to my desk, only to watch it meander its way back in a minute or two.

Note to self: Tethering a helium balloon to your desk is not a great idea if you also have touch screens. I was AFK for like 10 minutes and come back and the thing had gotten my browser into quite a mess, and there were like 10 tabs open for various sketchy sites. Thankfully this was all in a VM, but just FYI: Balloons may look harmless, but they definitely have a mind of their own.

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@briankrebs and I thought you had inhaled the helium prior to recording a message for your answering machine...

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I may need this on my bumper.

Sticker that reads "F'Elon and the Felon".
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@georgetakei epic band name 🤘😎