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I like to take things apart

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Today’s coffee is “Cabin Bear”, direct from possibly the world’s northernmost roastery in Longyearbyen.

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A friend was deckhand on Noorderlicht sailing around Svalbard.

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I think I have teased this already, so here it is:
Proudly presenting “ligra”, an open source projector/projection (LiGra – Light Graffiti) platform, allowing you to broadcast your messages, your logos, your artwork, whatever you need others to hear, to whoever sees it! :3

With ligra I wanted to explore image-projection and especially projections on the cheap, so I went to my local flea market and built a platform around old camera lenses. You can find two of them in the wild at #GPN22

Almost exactly the same picture except the foreground, ligra is now heavily out of focus and the background is in focus. It is set behind an out of focus railing. The main subject is a white wall, framed in its enormous hall and pillars. It is glanced in purple red light, red light is coming from various sources in the image. There is a large white projection on the wall, it says “kein mensch ist illegal”. The projection is textured and has print marks, but no distinguishable pixels

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@janamarie reminds me a bit of the "Image Fulgurator", an art project that modified a 35mm camera to hold a slide and a flash behind it. The flash triggers when it senses someone else taking a flash photograph and projects the slide through the camera lens onto the other person's scene.

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They have a handy map of where I’m going tomorrow 🙂

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@jon you can also make anywhere a bike parking space by bringing your own "fietsnietjes"

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@jon in the Netherlands the bike racks tend to be buried under a layer of bricks so that the streets can easily be reconfigured or repaired. not as secure as concrete, although probably good enough (hashtag threat model)

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Take the DMI Pool Data bus to Read Error

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Is this not a reasonable place to park?

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Booked an Interrail Pass to travel to , a hacker camp in the UK!

Getting excited! 😆 This will be the first time I use the Channel Tunnel!

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@blinry if you want to compile Colossal Cave Adventure on your small PDP-11, I have some instructions on how to fit the FORTRAN source code in the limited memory: https://trmm.net/Advent/

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Thanks for the clearly labelled JTAG pins, Ikea!

shortridge, to random
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tired: too many browser tabs

wired: the system is struggling to absorb and regenerate from anthropogenic stresses

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@shortridge have you considered a browser without tabs?

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After watching the ship’s carpenter make beautiful surface finishes with their hand plane, I decided to try one for building magnetic fabric hangers.

Pocket hole drilled in a piece of wood in a vice with vacuum nearby
Closeup of a piece of fabric sandwiched between two wood slats. A slight misalignment is visible.
Fabric hanging from a piece of string with a wooden bar at the top

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@nyrath swanjolras's tumblr post and Safire's "In event of Moon disaster" are the two easiest ways to make me tear up. Every. Single. Time.

thomasfuchs, (edited ) to retrocomputing
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What's your favorite mobile #retrocomputing form factor?

Reply has an example for each category.

(Please reply why!)

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@thomasfuchs the "slate" form-factor of the TRS-80 Model 100 is my favorite since it is the only one that is really portable, plus they make decent xterms.

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Our return flight from Tokyo to Amsterdam had to detour towards Alaska due to the closure of Russian airspace, which provided amazing scenery from the window seat. During the 14 hour flight we saw polar ice at 80°N, glaciers across northern Greenland, and icebergs in the Norwegian sea.

mountain range covered in snow
large floating icebergs off the east coast of greenland. svalbard was on the other side of the airplane unfortunately.
inflight information display showing the north pole of the globe with the flight route going around it

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It's a pity that the technology never aligned such that we could get an e-ink pda

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@foone did you ever see the YotaPhone? It was a normal Android mobile on one side, but if you flipped it over the screen would mirror onto a very fast e-ink display.

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I'm getting some quality footage for my upcoming video about Japanese trains.

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@notjustbikes will you include the spotless and washlet-equipped train restrooms?

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More tools from the manufacturer of the Holy Handgrenande

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Win a random roll of monochrome film!

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Rewilding a vending machine.

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Shinkansen from Kyoto to Tokyo

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@thor perhaps you would enjoy more the previous shot on my photo roll.

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Kanji museum’s 50,000 words wall.

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Auto translation does not handle this well.

jwz, to random
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I can tell because of the pixels.

Dear Fallout, this is not how CRTs work.
This is set-dressing malpractice.
https://jwz.org/b/ykPc

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@jwz some “Fallout” CRTs look like proper cathode ray tubes with continuous raster lines, so maybe different effects teams on different shots?

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We’ve cast off lines and put Honolulu to our rudder. Soon we’ll leave Hawaii in our wake as we sail on towards Japan.

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Zooming in on the photo location heat map also reveals my watch schedule on the voyage.

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