FYI: Everything is free on [*.torrent, for Linux iso’s totally] until Doomsday.

I don’t. Could barely afford my other electronics tools, broke uni student…

Luckily, the gift was for me from myself! Needed for my wip cyberdeck.

Yes, you can! All telescope data like this is available on the Mikulski Archive for Space Telescopes (MAST), and there are a few online guides out there for processing the imagery. The colors seen in infrared images are chosen to represent relative wavelength, but a big part of it is choosing colors that show details and finer structures. A lot of what’s released to the public is designed with aesthetics in mind, often the raw data can be more valuable for scientific analysis. You can absolutely import images from both visible and NIR light to create a composite, in fact many of the IR images you see are already composites from various instruments.

I could see this maybe being useful… but for the Gods please just make it a local network thing, you shouldn’t need this when you aren’t home. If for any reason I need my fucking washing machine outside my local net, it’ll be open source (or just custom made) and forwarded via tunneling to my domain that costs me a grand total of $4 a year.

IamGroot

New: iAMgroot

I personally like the ravenrod.

Mountain biking track. The guy rode up on the wall, splat into the snow, then slid down to their current position, leaving a human-shaped outline on the snowy wall

It’s always a holiday in France… jealous American noises

Well… at least I’m not French

(/j)

You’ve got þat backwards… Þorne is þe unvoiced letter, as in þem or boþ, whereas eð is þe voiced, as in faðer.

Source: A semester of Old West Norse language class (wherein þorne and eð are used in the same way as in English).

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White flag? Have Russian invaders been flying it falsely, or does Ukraine just not care? (Legit question, I haven’t heard about this. I stand with Ukraine.)

And the Satanic Bible of course. And Nietzsche for the atheist philosophers, prose and poetic eddas for us heathens, some text or another for Wicca, and a Latin edition of Ars Goetia… right? No? Then I smell religious favoritism worthy of the supreme court.

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I think the mistake might come from a lack of reading. The contraction “should’ve” is often used in speech, which might be mistakenly written as “should of” if you don’t read a lot and see it written properly all the time. We’ve mostly lost the voiced quality of “v” at the ends of words like that, so it’s basically pronounced “should-uf” in American English.

Not quite an aneurysm, just a misplaced comma and some absent quotes.

Translated:

If the whole world went by the “it takes a village to raise a child” theory, and children were raised not by the individual but by the world as a whole, what would the world look like?