Christian Kent 𝘊𝘒 :＼﹥
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@tomjennings @europlus Best question in statistics in media: “Is that a large number?”
December 8, 2025 at 1:18 PM
@tomjennings @europlus Best question in statistics in media: “Is that a large number?”
@younata 360 video is a pretty good use case for 8K.
Just a tip for anyone with 6K cameras: Don’t upload it (as a 360 video) as a 6K video to YouTube. You need to rescale it (e.g. with Handbrake) to 8K so that YouTube can see the detail. By default, YouTube will just convert it to 4K and then […]
Just a tip for anyone with 6K cameras: Don’t upload it (as a 360 video) as a 6K video to YouTube. You need to rescale it (e.g. with Handbrake) to 8K so that YouTube can see the detail. By default, YouTube will just convert it to 4K and then […]
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November 30, 2025 at 4:44 PM
@younata 360 video is a pretty good use case for 8K.
Just a tip for anyone with 6K cameras: Don’t upload it (as a 360 video) as a 6K video to YouTube. You need to rescale it (e.g. with Handbrake) to 8K so that YouTube can see the detail. By default, YouTube will just convert it to 4K and then […]
Just a tip for anyone with 6K cameras: Don’t upload it (as a 360 video) as a 6K video to YouTube. You need to rescale it (e.g. with Handbrake) to 8K so that YouTube can see the detail. By default, YouTube will just convert it to 4K and then […]
@stroughtonsmith Maybe you’re choosing to do so for professional purposes, but why spend months on a setting you clearly don’t prefer? e.g. Isn’t it better to turn off “Natural Scrolling” than go online for group therapy?
I don’t use Unified at all so I have no opinion on it. Perhaps you’re […]
I don’t use Unified at all so I have no opinion on it. Perhaps you’re […]
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November 23, 2025 at 2:57 AM
@stroughtonsmith Maybe you’re choosing to do so for professional purposes, but why spend months on a setting you clearly don’t prefer? e.g. Isn’t it better to turn off “Natural Scrolling” than go online for group therapy?
I don’t use Unified at all so I have no opinion on it. Perhaps you’re […]
I don’t use Unified at all so I have no opinion on it. Perhaps you’re […]
@VeroniqueB99 @europlus I’m looking for “walnut”
November 12, 2025 at 10:29 PM
@VeroniqueB99 @europlus I’m looking for “walnut”
Oh — and you can really split the autistics and allistics by telling who it is that is impressed with a prop car levitating VERY slowly and rotating VERY slowly over the stage and a few rows of the audience.
The same folks won't know or care about the split in the timeline that Doc Brown […]
The same folks won't know or care about the split in the timeline that Doc Brown […]
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September 30, 2025 at 4:39 AM
Oh — and you can really split the autistics and allistics by telling who it is that is impressed with a prop car levitating VERY slowly and rotating VERY slowly over the stage and a few rows of the audience.
The same folks won't know or care about the split in the timeline that Doc Brown […]
The same folks won't know or care about the split in the timeline that Doc Brown […]
@timbray I mean, I’ve wished the same thing about Facebook. It’s the same cause and effect.
I don’t use the popular word, but prefer “jengafication”. There’s an element of inevitability to it, even necessity. But good engineering aims for strength with lightness, not just lightness.
I don’t use the popular word, but prefer “jengafication”. There’s an element of inevitability to it, even necessity. But good engineering aims for strength with lightness, not just lightness.
September 28, 2025 at 11:50 PM
@timbray I mean, I’ve wished the same thing about Facebook. It’s the same cause and effect.
I don’t use the popular word, but prefer “jengafication”. There’s an element of inevitability to it, even necessity. But good engineering aims for strength with lightness, not just lightness.
I don’t use the popular word, but prefer “jengafication”. There’s an element of inevitability to it, even necessity. But good engineering aims for strength with lightness, not just lightness.
@tomwarren.co.uk I am getting Apple //c vibes all over my upper body
September 24, 2025 at 4:47 PM
@tomwarren.co.uk I am getting Apple //c vibes all over my upper body
@stroughtonsmith I started my career in web development when IE 6 was holding us all under its thumb — not sure we’re in danger of returning there, at least not without standard maintenance — but I still remember my otherwise-reasonable manager getting upset that I wanted to spend the effort to […]
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September 17, 2025 at 3:30 AM
@stroughtonsmith I started my career in web development when IE 6 was holding us all under its thumb — not sure we’re in danger of returning there, at least not without standard maintenance — but I still remember my otherwise-reasonable manager getting upset that I wanted to spend the effort to […]
@evilotto @spocko @ai6yr @NanoRaptor https://clocks.com.au/mega-1000/
Before wifi and Bluetooth and cellular, this is one of the only wristwatches (“Funkuhr”) that would receive the time via broadcast radio. Casio had some, but this is the luxury one.
Before wifi and Bluetooth and cellular, this is one of the only wristwatches (“Funkuhr”) that would receive the time via broadcast radio. Casio had some, but this is the luxury one.
Mega 1000 — Clocks.com.au
A Digital Classic Reimagined | Limited to 250 Pieces Worldwide To celebrate 35 years since the launch of the world’s first radio-controlled wristwatch, Junghans presents the Mega 1000 – a bold revival of a digital icon. Limited to just 250 individually numbered timepieces, this exclusive edition combines precision German engineering with retro digital appeal. Encased […]
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September 10, 2025 at 3:59 AM
@evilotto @spocko @ai6yr @NanoRaptor https://clocks.com.au/mega-1000/
Before wifi and Bluetooth and cellular, this is one of the only wristwatches (“Funkuhr”) that would receive the time via broadcast radio. Casio had some, but this is the luxury one.
Before wifi and Bluetooth and cellular, this is one of the only wristwatches (“Funkuhr”) that would receive the time via broadcast radio. Casio had some, but this is the luxury one.
@evilotto @spocko @ai6yr @NanoRaptor Between this and the Junghans Mega 1000, this is the closest I’ve felt connected to the future other than today’s announcement of a smartwatch that literally talks 2-way to satellites
September 10, 2025 at 3:57 AM
@evilotto @spocko @ai6yr @NanoRaptor Between this and the Junghans Mega 1000, this is the closest I’ve felt connected to the future other than today’s announcement of a smartwatch that literally talks 2-way to satellites
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September 10, 2025 at 2:18 AM