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Gli ultimi otto messaggi ricevuti dalla Federazione
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Gli stessi errori fatti con Putin quando ha annesso la Crimea.
Vediamo di non continuare.
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I had ChatGPT put together a list of NBA feeds that don’t use paywalls. It’s been running a few days and the results are impressive. I’ll do a writeup of the list in next few days.
https://feedland.com/?river=true&screenname=davewiner&catname=nbaai
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Hooked on Beboptical Illusion by the Gaz Hughes Trio. The opening track is absolute fire! It's the perfect blend of tradition and new energy.
It's also been a great companion for staying in the flow while coding. A must-listen for any #jazz fan in the fediverse!
#music
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We mostly don't have ketchup chips in the US, at least my local grocers don't carry them. But, I did find ketchup powder, so I made my own. Pretty good. BBQ is still better, though (cue "God Bless America" as a single tear falls from the eye of a bald eagle flying over the Grand Canyon).
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@Claus carissimo "nipote del ciberspazio", ben trovato! Abbiamo un follow reciproco quindi ci terremo in contatto, se vuoi essere notificato dei mei nuovi post ti basta cliccare la campanellina nella pagina del mio profilo, ma fai attenzione e valuta bene questa mossa :-) perché posto spesso e le notifiche potrebbero risultare eccessive.
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@kimlockhartga what, no Fediverse Chick?
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Seeing Sound for Under $200
There are five general senses: touch for feels, taste for food, smell for avoiding trash, hearing for sounds, and, of course, eyesight for visualizing the very waves making up that sound. [PlasmatronX] drives that last point home with his camera for sound waves, that’s even able to capture constructive and destructive interference. (Video, embedded below.)
You may have heard of Schlieren imaging, which is usually used to capture the movement of air currents caused by heat sources. [PlasmatronX] sets up a concave mirror to amplify the refraction of different densities of air, only unlike traditional Schlieren setups, he’s after the different densities of air caused by the pressure waves that we interpret as sound.
To capture the sound waves, you could have a camera with the shutter speed to match, but cameras with that ability run quite a premium. The route taken by [Plasma] uses a cleverly synced audio and optical capture system. Even this wasn’t easy, though. Audio circuits have to be modified to remove high-pass filters, and the LED flash has to be overvolted to allow for the quick strobe.
If you want your own try with visualizing sound, check out [PlasmatronX]’s GitHub project here! While this particular imaging technique may be new for us, crazy imaging certainly isn’t in the general sense. For example, check out this camera for something even crazier, light!
