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@leftsidestory@mstdn.social
2026-03-05 06:55:25

Sickly Red III ⭕️
病态的红 III ⭕️
📷 Pentax MX
🎞️ CineStill 800T
If you like my work, buy me a coffee from PayPal #filmphotography

CineStill 800T (FF) English Alt Text An indoor area featuring a large illuminated McDonald’s golden‑arches logo mounted on a wall. The bright yellow “M” reflects clearly on the shiny tiled floor. Above the logo is Chinese text. To the left, a staircase leads upward, suggesting the space is part of a larger building such as a mall or transit hub. The lighting is warm and highlights the contrast between the sign and the surrounding interior. 中文替代文字 室内空间中，一面墙上悬挂着明亮的麦当劳金色拱门标志，黄色“M”字在光亮的瓷砖地面上形成清晰倒影…
CineStill 800T (FF) English Alt Text A modern subway platform with glass safety doors separating passengers from the tracks. Overhead signs in Chinese and English show directions, including “Exit D,” “To Xianghu,” and “To Longxiangqiao.” A digital clock reads 13:57. The floor is polished and reflects blue lighting, with tactile paving guiding along the platform edge. A few people stand or walk: one person looks at a phone while walking, and another in a uniform stands farther down the platform…
CineStill 800T (FF) English Alt Text A person in a dark coat stands inside a transportation terminal with large glass windows and tall structural columns. They hold a red object in their hands. A digital sign above displays red Chinese text reading “Welcome to Tianjin West Station.” A blue sign with the number “2” hangs nearby, and a smaller sign in the background reads “P2 Exit.” The lighting is dim, creating a calm, waiting‑area atmosphere. 中文替代文字 一名穿深色外套的人站在交通枢纽大厅内，周围是大型玻璃窗和高大的结构柱。他手中拿着一个红色…
CineStill 800T (FF) English Alt Text The interior of a train or subway car with soft, dim lighting. A person reaches upward toward an overhead compartment or rail, though the image is slightly out of focus. A digital display in the background shows red Chinese characters and the number “13,” possibly indicating temperature or time. A “No Smoking” sign with Chinese text is mounted on the wall behind the person. The scene captures a quiet moment during transit. 中文替代文字 一节列车或地铁车厢内部，灯光柔和偏暗。画面略微模糊，一…
@qurlyjoe@mstdn.social
2025-12-06 02:32:46

I’m reading Civilization Before Greece and Rome, by H. W. F. Saggs. Published in ‘89 so some interpretations are outdated, but a section on the emergence and rise of the god king in Mesopotamia for instance shows how the evangelical butt kissing of 🍊💩 and their efforts to sanctify him have been a part of human behavior for the past 5KY that we have written records of, and likely for a long while before that. Our constitution tries to buck the trend, but the odds for success look slim.

@nelson@tech.lgbt
2026-02-03 16:50:06

Reading more about the various ways people I'm connected to were involved with Epstein. Mostly from my time at the MIT Media Lab and the Santa Fe Institute, Google too. It's just so disappointing.

@penguin42@mastodon.org.uk
2026-01-01 21:17:45

Now running IPv6 from my desktops - I'm using internal ULA addresses with masquerading, partly to spite IPv6 people, but mostly so in theory I can flip to a backup connection easily.
That does mean I've had to change /etc/gai.conf to label the ULA range ( fc00::/7 ) the same as generic routing - i.e. a label of 1
(It also assumes my ISPs - YouFibre - IPv6 routing holds together..it took 4 rounds with support to get them to fix it, and others have complained about IPv6 i…

@fanf@mendeddrum.org
2026-01-28 09:42:04

from my link log —
How we made Python's packaging library 3x faster.
iscinumpy.dev/post/packaging-f
saved 2026-01-27

How we made Python's packaging library 3x faster
Along with a pip (and now packaging) maintainer, Damian Shaw, I have been working on making packaging, the library behind almost all packaging related tools, faster at reading versions and specifiers, something tools like pip have to do thousands of times during resolution. Using Python 3.15’s new statistical profiler and metadata from every package ever uploaded to PyPI, I measured and improved core Packaging constructs while keeping the code readable and simple. Reading in Versions can be u…

@radioeinsmusicbot@mastodonapp.uk
2025-12-23 18:34:36

🇺🇦 Auf radioeins läuft...
Quannum:
🎵 I Changed My Mind
#NowPlaying #Quannum
sonicfunkfoundry.bandcamp.com/
open.spotify.com/track/2Fj81XO

@jom@social.kontrollapparat.de
2026-01-24 12:08:08

A friend of mine rooted my #Roborock S7 robot vacuum and installed custom software called #Valetudo. Now it runs completely without needing to connect to the manufacturer's servers in China, which gives me more peace of mind. I was surprised that almost all the original fun…

A partially disassembled robot vacuum is spread out on a wooden table. Various internal components are visible, including circuit boards with glowing blue lights, a red and black brush attachment, and other plastic parts. Several small glasses, tools like screwdrivers, and a paper towel are also on the table, indicating a repair or maintenance process in progress.
The image shows a map interface from the Valetudo app, displaying a floor plan with an outlined cleaning path taken by a robotic vacuum. The plan includes various paths and possible obstacles. The app has a blue header with navigation icons, and controls for segment cleaning are visible below the map.
The image shows a statistics screen from valetudo application. At the top, it displays "Total Time" with a reading of "383h 54m 04s." Below, there's a badge with the letters "bcc" in the center, surrounded by a blue and orange border. The text beneath the badge reads, "You've cleaned more than the whole CC Congress: bcc Berlin Congress Center." At the bottom, it shows "Total Area" with a measurement of "17687.88 m²."
@tiotasram@kolektiva.social
2026-01-19 13:58:09

Yesterday I finished "The Other Side of Tomorrow" written by Tina Cho and illustrated by Deb JJ Lee. Lee's "In Limbo" was an excellent graphic memoir, and this similarly has wonderful art, although I didn't make the connection until checking the authors after reading to the end.
This book is a realistic fictional account of two childrens' escape from North Korea via China, Laos, and ultimately Thailand where they could declare themselves refugees at a US embassy and get sponsored to live in America. Along the way they're helped by various members of the Asian Underground Railroad. I'll avoid spoilers but yet definitely encounter difficulties along the way.
The ending definitely hits different now (while also accentuating my disgust with the current US regime). Like "Libertad" that I also finished recently, the "escape to the US at the end" plot line is going to become less prevalent going forward, although Libertad involved a good measure of complexity around that point.
I was a bit disappointed in one of the later plot points where a different and more-real-world-probable turn of events could have served as a better message for society, with the "lucky" outcome as written reinforcing regressive notions of family, and as an ex-Christian the Christian elements of the story made me feel a way. I'm an agnostic, not an atheist though, and can respect the idea that those willing to risk torture and death for their faith have every right to stand by it and take inspiration from it. Most (very valid) critiques of big western Church institutions just don't apply to underground churches in northern China who are helping people escape the horrors of deep fascism.
Overall a really good book.
#AmReading #ReadingNow

@tante@tldr.nettime.org
2026-02-20 22:52:52

I keep reading why typing directly into the CMS is considered bad. Is there a reason for that?
Basically anything on my website was directly hacked into the wordpress editor.