The first two interior paintings in the hedgehog feeding station.
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WE'RE FINISHED!
The Urch Inn is now fully renovated, placed, plugged in and ready to start serving the local hedgehog population!
With god knows how many layers of paint and varnish, and resin floors throughout, this will now hopefully last long into the future.
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WE'RE FINISHED!
The Urch Inn is now fully renovated, placed, plugged in and ready to start serving the local hedgehog population!
@babe I love the effort of painting a little artwork the camera never sees, it's just for the hedgehogs
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With god knows how many layers of paint and varnish, and resin floors throughout, this will now hopefully last long into the future.
@babe Looking amazing :) !! can't wait to see them inside ^^
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Normally whenever I do anything with the hedgehog houses I get a 'THAT WON'T STOP A CAT!' guy turn up to be wrong at me
This time I actually designed the entrances myself, based around my understanding of cat anatomy which I only learned to stop them getting in the damn hedgehog houses. I am perfectly placed to 'well, actually...' and not a single such guy has emerged.
I am both thrilled we have moved past it but gutted for my unaired prepared argument
@babe I now wonder if I haven't seen such cat proof designs in la Hulotte (I'll have to check next time I'm at my parents, where we have the whole collections, of the journal most read in the (french) burrows)
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With god knows how many layers of paint and varnish, and resin floors throughout, this will now hopefully last long into the future.
@babe when hedgehogs achieve sentience in the next millenia they will be mightily confused about this artefact
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WE'RE FINISHED!
The Urch Inn is now fully renovated, placed, plugged in and ready to start serving the local hedgehog population!
@babe That is superb! Very nicely done indeed.
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WE'RE FINISHED!
The Urch Inn is now fully renovated, placed, plugged in and ready to start serving the local hedgehog population!
@babe I wish they were native in the US, I would love to see them roaming around!
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WE'RE FINISHED!
The Urch Inn is now fully renovated, placed, plugged in and ready to start serving the local hedgehog population!
@babe at first i wondered what you meant by plugged in. the way you've been approaching this, I half expected heating, and a cold water feed for drinking water. *smile* sounds great, I hope the hedgepigs come along, and that you get great footage on the camera. maybe put a sign outside for the cats, "oi moggies, I can see you. leave the hogs food alone."
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@babe at first i wondered what you meant by plugged in. the way you've been approaching this, I half expected heating, and a cold water feed for drinking water. *smile* sounds great, I hope the hedgepigs come along, and that you get great footage on the camera. maybe put a sign outside for the cats, "oi moggies, I can see you. leave the hogs food alone."
@bigpawedbear The camera and light are mains powered. Previously I just took them out to charge but I wanted to minimise the amount of work I needed to do with it
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@bigpawedbear The camera and light are mains powered. Previously I just took them out to charge but I wanted to minimise the amount of work I needed to do with it
@babe you have done amazing work. *smile* I do hope you get hedgehogs coming in and also, amusing film of cats unable to get in too. maiow!"
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WE'RE FINISHED!
The Urch Inn is now fully renovated, placed, plugged in and ready to start serving the local hedgehog population!
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WE'RE FINISHED!
The Urch Inn is now fully renovated, placed, plugged in and ready to start serving the local hedgehog population!
@babe This is lovely 😍
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With god knows how many layers of paint and varnish, and resin floors throughout, this will now hopefully last long into the future.
@babe What a pun! :D
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With god knows how many layers of paint and varnish, and resin floors throughout, this will now hopefully last long into the future.
Hedgehogs won't eat this stuff right? It's all food safe?
I'm used to rabbits, so my information is biased.
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@babe I love it! Didn’t even notice the thread before. Wow such a labor of love. Lucky hedgehogs, finding such a loving place!
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Hedgehogs won't eat this stuff right? It's all food safe?
I'm used to rabbits, so my information is biased.
@Phosphenes Nope, they don't chew everything in sight like buns.
At the hours they'll be out it'll be stocked up with a tasty bowl of food anyway, they make a beeline for it -
@bumblebeedc @Anneke @afewbugs Nope, the frames I bought a few years ago last time I decorated it
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@babe That is superb! Very nicely done indeed.
@neil Thank you!
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@generalespecifico basta er pensiero, no?
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Recording HDR Video With A Raspberry Pi
The Raspberry Pi line of single-board computers can be hooked up with a wide range of compatible cameras. There are a number of first party options, but you don’t have to stick with those—there are other sensors out there with interesting capabilities, too. [Collimated Beard] has been exploring the use of the IMX585 camera sensor, exploiting its abilities to capture HDR content on the Raspberry Pi.
The IMX585 sensor from Sony is a neat part, capable of shooting at up to 3840 x 2160 resolution (4K) in high-dynamic range if so desired. Camera boards with this sensor that suit the Raspberry Pi aren’t that easy to find, but there are designs out there that you can look up if you really want one. There are also some tricks you’ll have to do to get this part working on the platform. As [Collimated Beard] explains, in the HDR modes, a lot of the standard white balance and image control algorithms don’t work, and image preview can be unusable at times due to the vagaries of the IMX585’s data format. You’ll also need to jump some hurdles with the Video4Linux2 tools to enable the full functionality of these modes.
Do all that, recompile the kernel with some tweaks and the right drivers, though, and you’ll finally be able to capture in 16-bit HDR modes. Oh, and don’t forget—you’ll need to find a way deal with the weird RAW video files this setup generates. It’s a lot of work, but that’s the price of entry to work with this sensor right now. If it helps convince you, the sample shots shared by [Collimated Beard] are pretty good.
If you’re looking to record some really juicy, colorful imagery with the Raspberry Pi, this is a difficult but viable way to go. We’ve seen some other hardcore Raspberry Pi camera hacks of late, too.
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43,3°C in Arizona. È la più alta temperatura mai rilevata a marzo negli Stati Uniti
https://apnews.com/article/heat-wave-weather-desert-southwest-8de9241eb9e45043cf061babe2fdf927
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La NASA sta riportando sulla rampa di lancio il razzo SLS della missione Artemis II verso la Luna. Qui le immagini in diretta dal Kennedy Space Center in Florida
https://youtube.com/live/ED2nbfb3NbE?is=7b5rLkv2csVkbY0f
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new stages of grief unlocked #pokopia
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Roma: “Fuori Alfredo dal 41-bis!”. 10 aprile, assemblea pubblica. 18 aprile: Corteo
@anarchia
Riceviamo e rilanciamo: Quelle carceri sono delle prigioni di guerra. Fuori Alfredo dal 41bis! La vita di Alfredo Cospito passa di nuovo per le mani del Ministro della Giustizia, quindi del governo, poiché nei primi giorni di maggio scadono i...Vedi
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@arcadiagt5 when my health problems get fixed, I am 100% going to write a LN
