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joeDoe | @znoteer@pleroma.debian.social

le passage de la BAC (Brigade ACcordéoniste) à vélo dans la nuit

(sound on)

The bag is finished, with only a half day left until the deadline!
I've never made a complicated bag with pockets and zips and a flap before, and working from my own imagination with no pattern or instructions to follow, I think I've done pretty well, though the order of construction was probably a bit unusual. Offspring no.2 has been in and out of my workroom all morning waiting for it to be finished, just in time for school to start tomorrow. It was custom built for them, dimensions to fit their laptop, and requested pockets. Really nice to find a use for the dragon fabric, and it matches their d20 climbing chalk bag I made previously. Hand sewn, because I haven't yet worked out how to do piping on a sewing machine.

Messenger style bag made of purple fabric with gold dragons, trimmed in burgundy, with a zip on the top and a front pocket Looking inside the bag to see a burgundy lining with flat pocket and laptop pocket Rear of the bag showing clips for mounting on a bike pannier rack Bag mounted on the back of a bike.

Klangphonics - „Feeling Pressure“ 2023 Maxl Walmsley-Pledl, Ben Kopfnagel and Markus Zunic

https://www.klangphonics.com/ #deephouse #techno #electronicdance #music #Germany #Regensburg #fyp

Ba ha ha! You gotta see this!!!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/z4NhkkaVMJ4

did you know that Fibonacci numbers (where each number is the sum of the previous two) can convert miles to kilometres?

1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, ...

pick any number in the sequence as your miles, and the next number in the sequence approximates the number of kilometres

this works because the ratio of consecutive Fibonacci numbers converges to 1.6180334 (the golden ratio φ), while the number of kilometres in a mile is 1.609344

to see how close this is, consider the approximation compared to the actual kilometres

miles km actual km

1 2 1.61
2 3 3.22
3 5 4.83
5 8 8.05
8 13 12.87
13 21 20.92
21 34 33.79
34 55 54.71
55 89 88.50
89 144 143.20

DIET DAY 1

I have removed all the bad food from my home.

It was delicious.

On this day in 1991 some college kid in Finland told people on Usenet he would not be doing a big and professional operating system. It would later be called Linux.

https://www.cs.cmu.edu/~awb/linux.history.html

This is, quite possibly, the most entertaining interview i have ever encountered. You simply *must * read it. It keeps getting better with every question.
https://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/b-c-swimmer-crosses-strait-of-georgia-under-nine-hours-9.7316260

dessine-moi une colonne vertébrale

Antoine de Saint-Exupéry / The Seasons’ Canon, une œuvre de la chorégraphe canadienne Crystal Pite, créée en 2016 pour le Ballet de l’Opéra national de Paris

Social media post from mothermara

remember to bury the dead with a phone,
everyone. these days the ferry terminal at
the river styx wants you to download a
fucking app

Apparently we've just seen the first murders committed by an autonomous AI-driven weapon.
https://www.nytimes.com/2026/08/24/world/europe/russia-drones-autonomous-ai-kill-ukraine-war.html

In this case the weapon was a drone, it was Russian, and the victims were Ukrainian civilians. We're bound to see endless variations on this theme, starting now.

The more you know, the dumber you think others are

Oh my god

@jmtd That's progress in operation 😐

@derStandard "It's getting harder and harder to diagnose paranoia."
https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/right

A man talking to his therapist: "There are satellites watching me. All the time. All machines are reporting to the watchers. The watchers are always watching!"
The therapist replies: "Right. Of course. But is anything bothering you?"

Bottom line: "It's getting harder and harder to diagnose paranoia."

@sundogplanets maybe you could grow the coffee beside the banana plants when you get that going 🙃 @ai6yr

Collecting inspiring images of trucks being stuck under a bridge

truck being stuck under a bridge. A message on truck read "You can do it" truck being stuck under a bridge. A message on truck read "On the road to success there are no shortcuts"

Polar bear!

A bad cartoon / line drawing vaguely resembling a polar bear, with a black line splitting it in two, with a red "plus" at one end, and a red "minus" at the other end.

Heartwarming! This 2-year-old’s family couldn’t afford his $20,000 electric wheelchair, and their insurance didn’t cover it. So, a high school robotics team burned down the insurer’s headquarters.

@sundogplanets a tiny bit of potentially encouraging news: "Musk [said] a reusable heat shield is 'the biggest problem that remains' for Starship....[E]xperts are concerned that [spacex] will be unable to hit the high flight rate needed...for large settlements on the Moon and Mars, orbital data centers, or large-scale space-based solar power." https://arstechnica.com/space/2026/07/despite-recent-successes-rapid-reuse-of-starship-remains-a-tough-nut-to-crack/

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