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Ou bien 'habibi', c'est aussi universel.
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@relet@flipping.rocks
hometown 4.5.18+hometown-1.2.1I like to identify bugs (x2). @relet@linksta.cc
Reverse social engineer. Working from zero G to 5G at Celerway, mostly working otherwise.
I now live under a rock, previous instances should redirect here.
#microscopy #entomology #fungi #obsidentify #inaturalist #macro #mothing #hymenoptera #diptera
also: #paragliding #hiking #outdoors #slackline #norway #fermentation
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So, while I am not a big fan of home automation, gadget automation is another thing entirely.
Yesterday night, both a telescope and a microscope were scanning and stacking, while I could catch a good night's sleep. Maybe I should look into mothing automation next 🤪
I may have gone slightly overboard with the #focusstacking, but it worked. Improved the lighting a bit, and returned the #frankenscope to the photo tent. Still more to be done. The long legs made me miss a few corners, so in the end that's ~250 stacks with a total of ~50000 captures, all for one #gnat. Might be a #mycomya from the antenna colours, tiger stripes and wing veination?
Unfortunately, the usually excellent book delivery service for the public libraries went bankrupt, so I cannot just order keys from the universities. Might be I will find a key online. As usual, I'd be happy for any id help, as far as that is possible from the pictures.
https://setzkasten.relet.net/#?Mycetophilidae
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/351543549
#diptera #mycetophilidae #inaturalist #norway #wildlife #entomology #setzkasten
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@h03rnchen@sueden.social
Meine Mutter hat ihren Honig dann immer in den Keller gestellt, bis er kristallisiert, weil das für sie ein Gütemerkmal war... 🫠
Vielleicht hilft ja auch ein kleines Schild im Dorfladen: "Echter Honig setzt sich!" - Natürlich nicht gelogen, aber genau wie Säfte "naturtrüb" oder mit Bodensatz als Qualitätsmerkmal vertrieben werden. Und ein kleiner Hinweis, wie man damit umgehen kann.
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I have now updated the #setzkasten page with the full panorama, in case you want to zoom in a little further.
https://setzkasten.relet.net/#?Mycetophila%20sp
Settled on #mycetophila until I can get my hands on some better keys. I also started doubting the other id on M. ornata, so I will have to check both if I can find e.g. Chandler 2022 in a library.
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@catsalad@infosec.exchange
Is that stainless steel, or could it turn into
..a stainhinge stonehenge?
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@augustin@winther.social
Her du et brevtekst som du sendte til banken? Kanskje man burde lage brevmål av dette og samle flere av svarene?
Hvis den avtalen som er signert sier at banken er ansvarlig, kan de jo ikke bare gi det videre. Eller ble avtalen oppdatert nylig?
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@HonkHase@chaos.social
Unausgewogen wäre es nur, wenn sie nur den einen gierigen Dreckskerl hassen.
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@fredrik
Jeg synes egentlig kodebrikke er en relativt elegant løsning hvis man vil koble seg fra programvare.
Når et krav til programvare er å ikke tillate tilgang til tredjeparter har jeg kanskje ikke tillit til de to store, men ikke spesielt bedre tillit til mine hjemmesnekrete konfigurasjoner.
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@pkviatko@ecoevo.social
Seems to be symmetrical, so not a mite. Those are regular macro shots of both sides. Edit: I checked with the keys, and several do mention pairwise occelli adjoined to the eyes.
I uploaded to
https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/344486589
for now until I have time for a proper id. Does not seem to be M. ornata unless there is some dimorphism?
The lighting could be better, especially for the wing pattern and terminalia.
I currently removed most of the light box to have access to automate, that's the next thing to restore.
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Time is stretching the motivation a bit, so there are fewer updates. I'm also still supposed to add the crows, and the flying fortresses, and, and...
But we now got a bit of an intro, badges, settings, and a first draft for an itch.io page.
https://relet.itch.io/soar-the-gales
Feel free to play if you don't mind that it's a bit rough around the edges. As if that's ever going to change.
#FediJam #HoistTheSails #SoarTheGales
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Things that are surprisingly easy to explain: gradients and the sobel operator. Not so intuitive: dot and cross products.
In other words, there is now some terrain shading.
I still kind of like the voxel-ish 2d look - porting the terrain to Babylon.js or PIXI seems totally feasible and the smart thing to do. I'm just scared of how it will change the look and feel.
#FediJam #fedijam3 #microstudio
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A video from the gameplay so far. Yes, there's a treasure marked by the X on the other end of the map.
Happy with the wind and steering mechanics. Realistic, a bit arcade style exaggerated, tough but playable. Takeoffs are possible if ugly, landings are... not so soft.
The terrain rendering - currently all 2D sprites - is hitting some limits on mobile, so I probably have to look into some of the accelerated libraries. Currently I'm taking shortcuts and scaling down FOV when that happens, because we want to focus on the fun parts. Refactoring is for when the kids are sleeping...
We're thinking of adding badges for achievements and sightseeing goals. That'll allow us to add lots of things to discover.
#FediJam #fedijam3 #paragliding #microstudio #gamedev #kidsakoder #kodeklubben #soaring #pirates
It looks like I may have a ticket to give away for #ohs2026 - life had other plans.
Ping me if you are interested. It would be great if you could pick up my t-shirt for me and drop it at my place in Berlin, or mail it to Norway.
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@pkviatko@ecoevo.social
Not yet. Currently it is the calibration gnat that was first to land in my red/yellow pan trap. Southern Norway, mid march, right after snow melt.
I'll hopefully have a full picture soon, and when it is off calibration duty, I'll try to record any relevant features that are not visible in the panorama. Checking the other side of the slide should be easy enough without manipulation.
What would be candidates? My first thoughts were a collapsed ocellus or a small mite, but I wouldn't expect them in this location.
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@nev@flipping.rocks Same here. Thank you.
So happy right now that I found the motivation to revive this project.
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@indyradio@kafeneio.social
This time it did not involve a lot of tinkering, fortunately.
The pictures are taken with a ZWO Seestar, which is basically the all in one package: it scans the sky, identifies where it's pointing, tracks the bodies and does a long duration photo stack.
The optics are decent, but as with the microscope setup, it's pretty crazy what you can achieve with processing large image stacks.