m0xEE @m0xee@librem.one

@neural_meduza Маргарита Симоньян лично ведёт репортаж из гущи событий.

@neural_meduza

@neural_meduza Пока что, эта реальность мне нравится больше всех 😸

@thor
lazaNYA
*garfield.jpeg*

@martijn @gabek Or even a circle — perfect for profile images on modern social media.
And replace their faces with those of animals with a NN-based filter — best of all worlds 🤣

@gemlog Haiku's nice, by I haven't used it much, I've probably had used the original BeOS more. I have another laptop for such experiments: https://social.librem.one/@m0xee/109225441071185098
Despite having an only 20 Gb HDD, it has 5 (or even 6) OSes installed, including Windows 2000 some older Ubuntu that worked on Pentium 3, Plan9, QNX and either Haiku or Syllable, maybe even both. I don't use it much nowadays because one of the hinges broke, but I still have it. I've been doing the Fedi thing long before Fedi existed 😂

@gemlog I wish its wireless adapater worked more reliably so I could use it with Linux, but it doesn't. I explain the in the comment. So most of the time this one's just collecting dust. I have a better specced T43 with a different wireless card, that one runs Void as a sole OS and is quite usable, but most of the time it's used as a print server 😂

@janajubinkskaya@mstdn.social
Настоятельно рекомендуем приложить фото Кисы.

Котятница всё же 😹
(Или как это правильно по-русски называется?)

@neural_meduza

I don't know why they sleep there. They are allowed to sleep anywhere except the desk and it's pretty hot, but they still do it 😸
They probably got used to it when they were younger and still enjoy it from time to time.

#cats #caturday

I can also use this old ThinkPad to run some nice software in Linux like Lagrange here. Oh my, it's so versatile! 🤪
No, unfortunately it is not, Intel Wireless 2100 kernel module is too buggy, all the devices use the same IRQ, in Windows it kinda works, but in Linux it causes "Fatal interrupt. Restarting Firmware" error upon association. It will still connect to the network in a few minutes, but it's not exactly the reliability everyone wants and on waking from sleep you have to do it again 😩

@rq 🖥:\👥\🧔\📄\📷.🖼

The cat doesn't look pleased with you, Fedi 😼

#cat #caturday

Okay, so there is this browser called Mypal based on a relatively modern (like 68-78) Firefox that runs in Windows XP.
I can Fedi on an old ThinkPad T40 🤪

@dlmk
Оттепель!
Ой, в смысле наоборот. Ну, то есть…
В общем, всё для народа 🤣
@neural_meduza

@sai Type C to pay respects 🫡

@janajubinkskaya@mstdn.social
Сообщите пожалуйста ваш точный адрес! К Вам будет направлена опергруппа для составления протокола по факту дискредитации животных, содержащейся в Вашей публикации!

@neural_meduza

@thor Yeah, exactly!
Stuff like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwy806RC2-Q
They could've easily made 60 FPS — like clicking fingers. And they are not some small studio, they are one of the pioneers of the 3DCG thing — yet, they choose not to.
You're right, it's probably some tradition 🤷

@thor Yes, but with 2D it does seem natural, it was originally done by hand, then went digital, I'm pretty sure there are techniques to automate "tweening", but not everyone does that as an homage to how it was originally done. 3D on the other hand was digital since its inception, it doesn't seem natural at all — at least to a person with more technical mindset 😅

@thor Yep, makes sense. It might have been expensive originally, but now it's more like tradition.

@thor I have always wondered why do Japanese 3D animated series and movies like Knights of Sidonia and Expelled from Paradise (I think even Blame) have lower FPS. I mean they don't have to do every frame by hand, they can interpolate easily once they have the key frames. Computing time used for rendering shouldn't be that expensive and yet it's always like that 🤔