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C'est dingue, hein... Chaque fois que je fais ce jeu, j'ai envie d'en faire un fanart. Un petit cadeau pour un gamin perdu à la fin des années 90.
Je suis peut-être allé trop loin en essayant de dessiner un lens flare mais c'est un peu ce feeling que je recherche. Soyez indulgents
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Finished my homework!
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@social @delta @larma @signalapp @dino @nicoco I don't see myself integrating any wasm plugins. But using the format from that XEP to communicate that we are using the well known OpenPGP and the well known MIME is something we could do.
No promises on whether this is something I want to ship to end users. But I'm going to tinker around with OpenPGP (And OX) anyway. And I also have some experience with MIME.
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New page of my scifi webcomic is released! Go check it out!
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Weird computers represent at #Guix Days! 5 people running Guix on the #MNT Pocket Reform and one person on a Steam Deck!
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@j_bertolotti I so wish evolution worked that way rather than across several lifespans 8-(
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Chiaramente i suoi capolavori sono quelli citati nell'articolo. Ma se capitasse online "Xanadu", è un #film fuori tempo massimo, con #OliviaNewtonJohn come protagonista e una colonna sonora spettacolosa. Come #GeneKelly nessuno mai: trent'anni fa moriva il divo del #musical hollywoodiano, da Cantando sotto la pioggia a Un americano a Parigi https://www.cinematografo.it/riflettori/come-gene-kelly-nessuno-mai-jtlnjzev
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@mattesilver @TechConnectify batteries were mentioned in the video, in the context of how car batteries have been exceeding the longevity expectations by a lot
as for the smart, our installation is smarter than I'd like, requires a connection and sends data to a 3rd party, but when (not if) internet is not available it's still producing energy, storing it in the batteries and using it locally; I'm not sure about reselling it to the grid, but I think that would also be working. The part that will disappear if the company dies is just the data logging and reporting, and losing that would be bad, but not as bad as losing everything else.
