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I had a very similar problem on firefox when i had the following turned on.
about:config privacy.resistFingerprinting
Its possible its the same or similar config for you? It looks like canvas randomisation.
Its all the drain bamage.
That particular scene is from The Andalite Chronicles book. 😊
Not quite what i meant haha: A conic projection uses a 3D cone laid over the top of a 3D globe and then the cone is spread out on a flat surface, rather then the map itself being a cone as you have done above.
The videos below might help illustrate what i mean.
Some relevent Videos:
Any projection is a compromise. You conserve some properties at the cost of others.
You could always start with a mercator projection. They are easy enough to make (think cylinder wrapped tightly around the 'equator' of your globe.
Or you could go with a conic projection (think cone sitting on a gloabe like a hat) which are also simple to make. Lambert conformal conics are common in aeronautical charts.
Both of these projections are used in different maps in the real world for navigation.
Edit: Go for a browse; there are plenty of different flavors https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_map_projections If your using software, then you can kinda do whatever you want without worrying about how hard or easy it is to make. 😄
It does feel a bit like building a statue of the animal that killed your friend.
You could also locally run it through Whisper from Open AI to create subs and then embed them using ffmpeg.
I do this for vids in languages i dont speak.
Ah, perfect!
Knew there would be somthing! 😄
Is there a list of communities that Programming.dev is defederated from?
Hey all,
Just wondering if there is a list somewhere that I can't find that lists the comunities that Programming.dev have defederatd from (or the inverse)?
To quote the article;
"The Pauli Exclusion Principle doesn’t only explain why matter is solid, but also why it occupies the amount of space that it does. Again: it isn’t just the uncertainty principle and electrostatic repulsion that’s responsible for volume; if matter were made of bosons, it wouldn’t occupy space in the same fashion that it does when it’s made of fermions"
The short version: It's the Pauli Exclusion Principle.
6 paragraphs from the end of the article they actually get to the point.
He certainly did.
Seems to be working then! (From lemmy)
Guess they are just saying the quiet part out loud now?
They can't control the narrative, and they don't like it.
Neat idea.
RSS is still how most podcasts get distributed. (Excluding Spotify)
Yep. Lays it out pretty clearly.
This is fine.
I am starting to wonder if those tipping points everyone was talking about 10 years ago are starting to get hit.
I'll add it to my list of reasons not to use google