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blabber, 26 days ago to random German

Leute, ich muss los. Mein Bus wartet!

blabber, 4 months ago to random German

@ordnung Viel Liebe dafür, dass ihr mal wieder eine CW Diskussion ertragt, damit wir uns in unserem Wohnzimmer selbstbestimmt mit politischen Themen beschäftigen können.

:ReplyNo:

blabber, 5 months ago to random German

https://360.raumzeitlabor.de 👀

@RaumZeitLabor

blabber, 5 months ago to steam German

An interesting and entertaining read: "Investigating why Steam started picking a random font"

https://blog.pkh.me/p/35-investigating-why-steam-started-picking-a-random-font.html

#Steam #Y2K38 #TheStanleyParable

blabber, 5 months ago to FreeBSD German

A few days ago I dared to move my #FreeBSD desktop from #xorg and #dwm to #Wayland and #hikari. My muscle memory is making the switch a little difficult, but overall I'm quite happy.

Attaching a second monitor while the system is running doesn't work though...

blabber, 5 months ago to random German

I created a cursed shell script as part of a private project to convert a directory full of Markdown files into a directory full of HTML files, including an index file.

In the end, however, that script was too ugly to gather dust in a private repository. I present you: ssg.sh - static site generator in a shell. Use at your own risk!

Source: https://codeberg.org/blabber/ssg.sh
Demo: https://blabber.codeberg.page/ssg.sh/

blabber, 6 months ago to random German

A few physical bodies, a few sprites and particles and somehow the result is something surprisingly hypnotic. I call it "The Dance of Rockets".

#love2d

A few rockets that drag a swarm of particles behind them and seem to dance with each other when they collide.

blabber, 6 months ago to random German

So langsam befürchte ich, dass es gar nicht am Montag liegt... 😑

Kennt ihr eine gute Doku über die Menschen im Ruhrgebiet?

Ich fühle mich dort immer so heimisch und normal und habe mich gefragt, ob es nette Reportagen über die Bewohner des Ruhrpotts gibt....

dosnostalgic, 8 months ago to random

Do you have a chill DOS game that you revisit when you want to relax?

huey, 9 months ago to random

Does anyone know a real-life situation where scanners, #PDF software, or some OCR feature quietly altered a scanned PDF document? E.g. your document stated "666" but after it was scanned/OCRed/compressed, it became "866".

I vaguely recall reading about one such example before but so far have only been able to find the Xerox 2013 case (https://www.theverge.com/2013/8/6/4594482/xerox-copiers-randomly-replacing-numbers-in-documents)

blabber, 9 months ago to random German

Pepsi Zero Fried Chicken. Ein Hoch auf die Lebensmittelchemie.

thomas, 1 year ago to random German

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