Jack C.
Software engineer, rollercoaster enthusiast, beginner at disc golf, pinball enjoyer, owner of three lovely rabbits
Other than a slightly-too-thick 3, I've recreated all of the digits and placed them on my FunHouse clock.
Now I not only want to make this into a cool watchface for the #Pebble, but I also want to try turning this into an illuminated wall clock combining a PCB and a printed transparency. So many #Projects so little time.
Sharing the call for a general strike on International Workers' day, and if you're in the Boston area there will be a rally and march in Government Center
I didn't do a ton of #photography on our #Disney and #Universal vacation, and a lot of it was done on my #3ds, but here are the first two camera shots I've gotten around to editing.
Epic Universe was a great experience. So much to see and do, and a great theme park with so much for a theme park nerd to appreciate.
Wow, I wrote in to the #Debian backports mailing list asking about a backport of a more recent version of #darktable to #Trixie, and now a week later it has arrived 😁
Any #photographer running #DebianStable and using @darktable you can now upgrade to 5.4.1! I was using the #appimage since my database was from a newer version than the one in stable, but now I can be back on Debian native packages 👌
The services I still use are rug pulling faster than I can migrate off of them 😮💨
I'm trying to remind people in my circles of this. This will be added to the list of resources 😁
I set up a #CMS on a domain and I'm trying to get fellow members of an #organization interested in using it as a central location for information, calendar events, etc. since currently the main point of contact is #Instagram which is... not ideal.
I'm getting a lot of soft pushback whenever I bring it up and it's kinda getting me down. Does anyone have experience with getting this sort of thing up and running for an org you're a part of?
Finally completed 6 leak-free sweat joints, so now we finally have a usable sink by the laundry machines. I found it strange how little transferred over from soldering electronics. I guess it's just a lot more mass of copper to deal with. Only took 4 hardware store trips 😅
This was all because the original plumbing was piped directly to the leaky faucet against the wall. why was that the way it was done at the time?