@cdarwin@c.im2026-10-31 23:11:27
Tokyo’s TeamLab, creator of popular immersive art wonderlands, to open SoCal location
TeamLab,
the Japan-born, tech-heavy immersive art collective,
is plotting its first permanent U.S. exhibition in Anaheim.
The group, stylized as teamLab, is moving into a 110,000-square-foot space at OCVibe,
the 100-acre mixed-use entertainment district currently in development near the Honda Center.
Details are scant, as the TeamLab spot is not estimated to open until…
@vrandecic@mas.to2026-10-30 18:50:29
I'm still naïve about traveling with Deutsche Bahn. I used to travel a lot with trains, I used to have one of the magical Bahncard 100 for several years. Fortunately, I don't travel that much anymore. Then I left Germany and now I'm back and I still have the instinct that taking the train will work.
Today's trip is from Bruxelles to Stuttgart. Planned from 18:25 to 23:11, with one change in Frankfurt.
Let me catch you up.
@andres4ny@social.ridetrans.it2026-11-01 01:35:36
@jensilber@mastodon.social2026-10-02 18:41:45
A friend traveled to Europe and brought us back a can of scorpionfish as a gift; I'm fascinated but apprehensive.
@davidbody@fosstodon.org2026-09-23 20:40:45
Reading @…'s book got me back in the lab doing experiments to measure the speed a signal travels through a 100-ft coaxial cable.
In this low-quality setup with a 47-ohm resistor on a breadboard, I got 203.2 x 10^6 m/s, or about 68% of the speed of light.
In a better setup using a proper 50-ohm BNC impedance adapter, I got 229.2 x 10^6 m/s, or ab…
@StephenRees@mas.to2026-10-16 15:41:59
The King George Boulevard BRT would be a 19-km-long rapid transit route with extensive dedicated bus-only lanes, traffic signal priority for buses at intersections, and special train station-like bus stops with weather protection, digital displays, and other features. Altogether, the BRT line would have 12 stations.
With such bus-priority measures, TransLink estimates the King George Boulevard BRT would have an end-to-end travel time of about 40 minutes, making it as fast or faster tha…
@nerb@techhub.social2026-09-27 13:39:02
Hopefully this will get boosted by someone who has followers who need to see it.
Were you born overseas at a military base or to a parent who was a U.S. citizen? If so you probably do not have a normal birth certificate issued by a state. Instead you will have a Consular Report of Birth Abroad issued by the state department. The current form is FS-240 there are also older discontinued forms FS-545 and DS-1350.
If you do not have yours you can go to
@shacker@zirk.us2026-08-14 16:21:36
Just back from traveling in Scotland for a couple of weeks, and this time I went without a computer - Just Lightroom Mobile on iPad. I encountered a bunch of caveats and ended up writing this guide at Framespotting for people who want to try the same - you'll want to plan and practice to make this work well! Sorry about the dorky Gemini illustration.
@gray17@mastodon.social2026-09-30 10:42:46
read a couple dozen of the ~1000 CVEs in the latest debian kernel security release. most of them are driver bugs, not surprising. a few are trivial null pointer dereference that would be caught by a stronger type system.
many are initialization or cleanup sequence failures that could probably be found with static analysis. I'm not sure how they would be avoided with language design.
unclear why there's a burst of ~1000 CVEs. maybe half of them were found with an LLM
@StephenRees@mas.to2026-10-05 16:52:39
From The Columbian
Plan for high-speed rail from Portland to Vancouver, B.C. advances
Project aims to determine viability of new train system
The route would not replace the Amtrak Cascades trains that run between Vancouver BC and Eugene OR
The high speed rail line could someday offer trains capable of traveling 160-250 mph between "the other Vancouver" in Canada, Seattle and Portland.
The rest of the article is behind a paywall. And picture they have …
