alech

18+ fluepke, 16 days ago to random

Uh, new emojis 🙂‍↔️ 🙂‍↕️ ⛓️‍💥

And one for making tschunk: 🍋‍🟩

nblr, 1 month ago (edited 1 month ago) to random German

Filmempfehlung:
https://www.zdf.de/filme/das-kleine-fernsehspiel/kalle-kosmonaut-100.html

10 Jahre Coming-of-Age-Langzeitdoku. Wie das so ist, rund um die solide randständige Allee der Kosmonauten in Berlin Marzahn-Hellersdorf aufzuwachsen.

Hab ich damals als es raus kam im Kino gesehen. Hatte erwartet, dass es irgendwie awkward oder voyeuristisch wird, aber… nix davon. War gut, ehrlich, und sehenswert.

scy, 1 month ago to random

What's missing: An operation mode for md5sum, sha256sum etc. that's basically "take an expected checksum as a command-line argument, read an input stream from stdin, output it unmodified on stdout, and once the stream ends, exit with a return code that tells me whether the stream matched the checksum".

I know --check exists, but this consumes the stream instead of passing it on, which sucks if you intend to pipe it to another tool.

Combining tee and bash's >(…) is probably a workaround for it.

vaurora, 1 month ago to random

A friend recommended a newsletter for executives in tech and today's issue had a link to a blog post advising tech leaders on how to get better at asking questions. It had this... illustration...

I am confident the author had no idea how much this graphic torpedoed my trust in them. I am realizing that often people who use AI art don't understand how art works

scy, 1 month ago to linux

Now that I have paperless-ngx running and my #scanner is working, any suggestions for a #scanning software for #Linux?

I have an ADF duplex scanner and will mainly scan b&w ("lineart"), but sometimes in color, too. Output files should be PDF, OCR is optional. I need to be able to remove empty back side pages.

Is there anything that supports different, auto-detected page dimensions in a single PDF as well as auto-cropping and skew removal?

#Paperless #PaperlessNGX #Paperless_NGX #askFedi

daniel_bohrer, 2 months ago to random German

Betreiben neuseeländische Papageien eigentlich auch self-kea?

ktemkin, 2 months ago to random

game idea: “pandemic legacy” except instead of protecting cities you play with 14 machines

each start with a default passwords for services and a digitalocean IP

jon, 2 months ago to random

All right, there’s a first time for everything

That “is there a doctor on board” announcement on ICE 654 was for me

Because I managed to get part of an earphone stuck in my ear 😳

Now thanks to a friendly emergency nurse it’s out of my ear and I’m ok and I didn’t delay the train

alech, 3 months ago to random

OK, #openstreetmap nerds, how would one map this?

Chrishallbeck, 4 months ago to random

When I was a kid I thought it was "graded" parmesan cheese. Like it had to pass a test before being picked for human consumption.

maralorn, 7 months ago to random German

Hey @alech! Die Fachschaft Mathematik würde gerne mathebau.de von Dir übernehmen. Sie haben dafür mittlerweile einen INWX Account, den der FS Verein betreut.

Könntest Du mir hier oder der Fachschaft an root@mathebau.de ein Transferaltoken schicken?

Wenn Du das gerne vorher noch bequatschen willst leite ich gerne Kontaktdaten für Dich weiter.

debcha, 1 year ago to random

I'm so excited to share that my book, HOW INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS: INSIDE THE SYSTEMS THAT SHAPE THE WORLD, will be out on October 17th of this year, on Riverhead Books. It's about the globe-spanning systems we've built to meet our needs: what systems like electricity, water, transportations and telecommunications have in common, how they work, and what needs to change to make them resilient, functional and equitable.

You can preorder it now at:

https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/612711/how-infrastructure-works-by-deb-chachra/