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@hmallett @pfsmet here it is, found it! https://images-assets.nasa.gov/image/art002e000193/art002e000193~large.jpg?w=1200&h=800&fit=crop&crop=faces%2Cfocalpoint

@gcvsa @pfsmet Aligning things with how most people are used to seeing them makes it easier to focus on the things that are more interesting about the photo than its orientation.

@stefan This will still rewrite the log though, right? So "no rebase" only in the sense that you don't have to interact with the rebase command, but you still need to be careful with already shared commits.

@argv_minus_one @hmallett @pfsmet Yeah, the moon is pretty reflective! And it was close to full moon as well, so perfect conditions. Think about how much you can see on a clear night under a full moon without artificial light

@oots@infosec.exchange @bagder@mastodon.social Firefox is a wildly more complex piece of software though (I assume), and they also fixed a lot of bugs found by other models in addition to those from Mythos. They don't really go into how much of the volume of bugs is due to Mythos itself, or just their experience and building a harness around the models by the time they had access to Mythos

@pallenberg@mastodon.social bisher gab es noch nicht viele Gelegenheiten dazu, aber es ist eingerichtet und bereits zweimal ohne irgendwelche Probleme verwendet 👌

@star get the parts list of the set from rebrickable, and then use them to put together an order at Webrick. If you're in Germany, Penny Bricks and (as soon as they open) SNAP should also be good options. Obviously, some pieces, most importantly Minifigures, you'll just not find from non-Lego sources, but there always Bricklink for those instances