I’d honeytrap this with a software camera that just plays filth and shock sites on a loop :)
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0·6 days agoI lean on Irfanview+plugins for this kind of processing - it’s the bedrock of some of my workflows.
Will definitely give this a try though, thank you for sharing :)
0·7 days agoAhhh. Sweet, sweet schadenfreude.
Sounds like a politician that does their job the way it is supposed to be done.
Plenty do the job. Few do it properly.
More like her please, everywhere.
0·8 days agoThese things can get huge if left untreated, like the one they had in London: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-42986433
Once weighing 130 tonnes and stretching more than 250m, the mass of congealed fat, wet wipes, nappies, oil and condoms has been conserved by the Museum of London and industry experts.
0·19 days agoBack in the day it just worked because you bought a card with a supported chip… or you had to do some ungodly things with ndiswrapper to get the Windows driver loaded.
I think back then I was using wicd as well.
It’s come a long way.
0·20 days agoDownsizing from an ex biz full fat tower server to a few Pis, a mini PC and a Synology NAS was the best decision ever here.
The new hardware was paid for quickly in the power savings alone. The setup is also much quieter.
You don’t think about power consumption a lot when working with someone else’s supply (unless it’s your actual job to), but it becomes very visible when you see a server gobbling up power on a meter at home.
You’re right about the impressiveness of working creatively within constraints. We got to the moon in '69 with a fraction of the computing power available to the average consumer today. Look at the history of the original Elite videogame for another great example of working creatively and efficiently within a rather small box.
Visible on lemmy.zip
Well done :)
9·3 months agoAltitude would be fun to see reborn. Hit 4-5k players at its peak on Steam. Now pretty much dead apart from dedicated league play.
It’s a 2D flight/arena game with a variety of game modes, aircraft to fly, weapons, perks, powerups etc. Very arcade.
- ✅ Fun
- ✅ Accessible (Win/Mac/Linux/Steam)
- ✅ All ages
- ✅ Casual (games last minutes, not hours)
- ✅ Not AAA
- ✅ Free
- ✅ Runs on potato
Only drawback according to the assignment:
- ❌ Not FOSS
I’ve stuck with iredmail for years. Spin up a VM, grab the installer, and see how it performs for you.
- oobe bypass.
- A post install script.
Alternatively, Tiny10
Teams can go fuck itself with a rock. We’ve taken licensing now that doesn’t include it.
Still holding on to classic outlook as long as possible. The new version/skin/glow-up can go share the aforementioned rock with teams. Where’s my VBA, where’s my ribbon customisations, and why must it be dumbed down to Fisher-Price levels of ‘user friendliness’?
A lot of my answers to user questions these days are ‘Because Microsoft ™️’.
Cheers, appreciate it!
Samesies. Ex 13-year account and a Digg refugee before that. Very new here.
Got along for a while by running a zombie 3rd party app and decided to bail before they ruined that too.
Much to learn.
Years ago, I’d laugh at this.
Yet it slowly becomes reality with every passing year. It’s bad enough that we’ve essentially lost pay-to-own in favour of subscription models for a lot of popular software.
On our corp network, the amount of GPOs I’ve had to mangle together just to make Win11 usable is insane. The users are still going to have a fit in October.