I decided to give my Canon AE-1 another go after using the Pentax KX for over a year.
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I decided to give my Canon AE-1 another go after using the Pentax KX for over a year.
📷️ Canon AE-1
🎞️ Ilford HP5+ @ 800
🔭 Canon FD 50mm/2.0, yellow filter
⚗️ Come Through Lab#BelieveInFilm #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #35mm #BlackAndWhitePhotography #BlackAndWhite #MonochromePhotography
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I decided to give my Canon AE-1 another go after using the Pentax KX for over a year.
📷️ Canon AE-1
🎞️ Ilford HP5+ @ 800
🔭 Canon FD 50mm/2.0, yellow filter
⚗️ Come Through Lab#BelieveInFilm #FilmPhotography #AnalogPhotography #35mm #BlackAndWhitePhotography #BlackAndWhite #MonochromePhotography
@Gargron Wow, nice! I love the grain on this one! 👌🏻
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Excited for #FOSDEM this weekend 😁 Let's meet up — here's where I'll be:
* The Mastodon stand for most of the weekend! Stand F.04
* Talk: "Tending the Herd: Community at Mastodon" in the social web devroom. Last minute add, @andypiper will be co-presenting with me! ✨ (Saturday, 11:30-12, H.2215)
* Hachyderm BOF (Sunday, 10-11, H.3244)
* On a scavenger hunt to find every Manneken Pis in townSee you there! :mastodondance:
https://fosdem.org/2026/schedule/event/HJYRFF-tending-the-herd/
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@votolibeguale moo segnio così quanno famo la riforma ce assicuriamo de fà diverso
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@akiro75 ma la tutor di cambridge è in galera?
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@weekend_editor It made for a nice Joshua/Statice demo.
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2026-02
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"Looking down at dawn"Ringrazio Anna per avermi dato generosamente la possibilità di utilizzare alcune foto come ispirazione. Una in particolare mi ha fatto subito scattare in testa un'idea, ancora da realizzare, idea che poi si è estesa alla reference da cui ho tratto questo acquarello. Nasce così questo tema: "Looking down", guardando giù.
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Somebody at MIT had bought a device the size of a calculator that, for a subscription fee, got weather info via radio. Of course they put it on the MIT network, and so of course I scraped it over at Symbolics.
That turned into the "weather hack", which displayed temperature, wind speed, etc. in the wholine of the lispm screen.
And then I wrote the world's silliest expert system in Joshua to *predict* weather (Cambridge only, 15 mins into the future only). It used historical weather data that I'd stored in a Statice database (also on lispm). So it was an example of hooking an expert system up to a database, using some math code (least squares fits to temperature/barometric pressure over time, for example), and logical reasoning all in one application.
See starting at about 10:45 in this video:
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@laurenshof@indieweb.social Yeah, the timing was so perfect!
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@_elena@mastodon.social Yeah, let's hang out tomorrow! 🙌🏼
