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Jyrki 
nilsding@pounced-on.me
I witnessed the coolest sunset ever thanks to the partial eclipse
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miifox
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rob_russell
rob_russell@mastodon.socialUSB type AC outlet. I spent way too long trying to plug this in.
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neweinstein đșđŠ đłâđ
neweinstein@meow.socialI managed to take a few photos of the solar eclipse. Maximum was nice (despite being only a partial eclipse here where I live in souther Germany).
But I like the photos before maximum better as we had some thin whispy clouds.
#solareclipse #photography #eclipse2026
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Botch Frivarg
deetwenty@todon.nlDecided to take some photos of the solar eclipse! (Only had partial eclipse here in the Netherlands)
#Photography #SolarEclipse #Nature
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Charlotte 
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charlotte
đplease think of the environment before redirecting scripts to /dev/null
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Rebane
rebane2001@infosec.exchangei love seeing creative qr code designs, so i made this guide explaining what tricks you can (and can't!) do with qr codes while still keeping them very much readable
have fun and make cool stuff!!
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miifox
miifoxIt's a photo of a sunset aroundâŠ
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It's a photo of a sunset aroundâŠ
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southie wusky
southpaw1312@yiff.lifeShow content
i know this will get me absolutely castrated in foss spaces, but i never got the appeal of blobcat and similar emojis. they just make me think of google, and i fucking hate google. it feels like they kinda stand in the way of any reason to make better looking emojis that are original and not based off the old android ones
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Screwtapello
Screwtapello@teh.entar.netThe Amiga "module" music format was hugely popular in the 1990s, with tens of thousands of songs written in "tracker" tools, often used in games and demoscene productions. Mostly on the Amiga, of course, but PC games like Jazz Jackrabbit and the original Deus Ex used music based on the same technology.
The very first "tracker" composing tool was The Ultimate Soundtracker by Karsten Obarski in 1987, a commercial release with one disk containing the program and some example songs, and a second disk containing a selection of instrument samples composers could use.
In the very early days of tracker modules, those were the only samples available, and they were heavily used by just about everyone. Even once people started making their own samples, they were still heavily used, and to a certain extent became the unofficial Amiga soundfont.
Today I learned that despite its significance, this first sample disk is lost media. All the samples survive in thousands of modules, but every sample has a bunch of variants from accidental disk corruption or intentional modification, and it's not always clear exactly which one is the original. Even among things *claiming* to be images of the original sample disk, different images have different sets of samples, or different versions of the same samples. We don't even know if Obarski kept the same sample disk for each release of his software, or if he updated it over time - and if he did, which versions shipped with which samples.
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Botch Frivarg
deetwenty@todon.nlWhen you're nearly 2m tall you need big inflates to feel smoll!
Fursuit: Sarah Cat Fursuits (https://www.sarahcatfursuits.com/ )
#SarahCatSunday #Fursuit #Furry #Photography #Inflatable
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