BlueMagma

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[–] BlueMagma 5 points 19 hours ago

In french we call them "paresseux" which means "lazy"

[–] BlueMagma 1 points 1 day ago (1 children)

Wouldn't it prove they weren't intelligent ?

[–] BlueMagma 2 points 4 days ago

I don't know whether you were satiric or not, but it feels like it, hard to tell on a text medium. No hard feelings either way 😄

If you were "mocking my post in a satiric way": I didn't mean to say that nothing should be done or that it was not a reason to worry. I actually believe we should protect our ecosystems, but I think we need accurate data and this kind of posts, even if they convey the "right" message according to me, are misleading and create false information about what is going on. I truly believe we should try to avoid doing this.

[–] BlueMagma 82 points 4 days ago (4 children)

I was worried so I looked for the source of the information, it seems to be from 'Washington State University" from their website they say it concerns "Commercial honey bee colony", so it might not be all bees (I don't know enough to say what the difference is exactly), they say "60 to 70% losses" (not 80), and they also say "Over the past decade, annual losses have typically ranged between 40 and 50%.", so it is probably worrying but not as much as the CBS article was making it seem.

Source: https://news.wsu.edu/news/2025/03/25/honey-bee-colony-declines-grow-as-wsu-researchers-work-to-fight-losses/

[–] BlueMagma 1 points 1 week ago

Recently bought a CharaChorder, haven't mastered it yet but it is promising.

[–] BlueMagma 1 points 1 week ago

Personally I love the dozenal clock, which divides a full day in 12 equally sized chunks (of two current hours) then each of those are equally divided into 12 chunks (of 10 current minute) that gives you your two main "clock hands" the larger one circle around the clock once a day, the other one 12 times a day (every two hours), the number on the clock would go from zero to nine then dek and el (like the famous dozenal proposal), the number zero would be at the bottom that way the main hand of the clock would roughly follow the position of the sun around the clock when facing south. Then you can have a third hand on the clock which circles 144 times a day (every 10 min), and then a fourth hand would do a full rotation every 50 second. The time would be denoted using one digits for the position of each hand,

Here are a few conversion examples:

1:2:3 would mean 2 hour 22 minute and 30 seconds in the morning,

4:5:6 would mean 8 hour 55 min 00 sec in the morning

9:X:E (nine dek el) would mean 7 hour 49 minute 10 sec in the afternoon

Of course you wouldn't need the full precision, we usually round the the closest quarter 9:X:E (nine dek el) would probably be rounded up to 9:E (nine el) for 7:50pm

[–] BlueMagma 1 points 2 weeks ago

I bought a Charachorder recently, haven't had enough practice to master it yet, but it looks very promising.

[–] BlueMagma 5 points 2 weeks ago

It doesn't look too useless if you think about it, it could be foil or some other joker upgrade, it could make another joker better sometimes, if it comes for free or cheap I'd take it

[–] BlueMagma 0 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

I used Plex before I got tired of it requiring a remote network connection to work in my home network (no remote). I switched to emby a few years ago, and I'm tired of it too: Subtitle is a pain, filtering is a nightmare, integration with sonarr/radarr and configuration is annoying...

I've started developing my own streaming server, playback is working nice through the browser from server to tvlaptop. I'm going to integrate Transmission UI into it, and show/movie management, to get rid of sonnarr/radarr and maybe I'll manage to get rid of jackett too, so tired of this cumbersome stack. I want it all integrated into a single server with a single interface.

[–] BlueMagma 3 points 3 weeks ago

Some of those 9 are in the background/blurry, not really "featured" in the picture.

[–] BlueMagma 5 points 3 weeks ago (2 children)

Je travaille en TT tout les jours depuis plusieurs années, il est impensable pour moi de retourner en présentiel, si le travail est faisable a distance je ne vois pas l'intérêt d'être sur place.

 

My employer had us install a software called "fleet osquery", they said it's a first step toward inventory management of all the devices for IT. I guess it also adds a layer of safety by making sure nobody installs any dangerous software/malware on their work devices.

Looking at the docs , it looks like this can be used to remotely execute scripts on my laptop, should I be worried about my employer spying on me during work hours ? Or logging information about what I'm doing ?

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Having a nice run (sh.itjust.works)
submitted 8 months ago by BlueMagma to c/balatro@lemm.ee
 

Lost in ante 15, It needed 7.7e16, and I only managed 6.5e15.

If anyone is interested, the seed was KZ33819M

This is the furthest I've been ever. That was quite the rush of adrenaline :-D

 

Anyone know what this is ? I found it in my kitchen, I am in the center of France if that helps.

Claude 3.5 said it's an aphid, but I lack the knowledge to confirm it.

Whatever it is, should I be worried ?

 

I know it's not a new problem, but I don't know what I can or should do..

I'm made a design that I shared for free on thingiverse under a Creative commons, attributions, non-commercial license.

I've been made aware today that two etsy sellers are using my design, they didn't ask me and they don't attribute me. I don't particularly mind that people print and sell my design (I understand the added value of it already being printed for the user) , but I feel it is unfair to buyers to not be made aware that the design is free and they could easily get it printed cheaper elsewhere (design is small, it's like half a dollar worth of plastic).

It would also have been nice to send me a share of the profit made from my design..

What can I do or should I do ?

 

I think improvisation is amazing, I wish people would share base ideas that can be realised in many ways, here is one chord progressions I've been having fun with these last few days:

It goes like this: i - #VIIaug - VIIsus4 - VI - i/v - #vii°/v - i/iii

Which I like to play in Gminor/G harmonic minor using the following specific note: Gm (G,Bb,D) - F#aug (F#,Bb,D) - Fsus4 (F,Bb,C) - F (F,A,C) - Eb (Eb,G,Bb) - Gm (D,G,Bb) - F#dim (C,F#,A) - Gm (Bb,D,G)

Tell me what you think, I hope it inspired you :-) or evocked some interesting emotions.

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