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@brian_gettler@mas.to
2025-10-08 22:03:12

This is the first time a book I've contributed to has gotten the subway platform publicity treatment.
#histodons #Montréal #HigherEd

A wide-angle photo looking down a subway platform (Peel Station, Montreal metro). On the right are the tracks. On the left is a large ad for the book, "McGill in History."
A closeup photo of the ad for the book, "McGill in History" on the platform in Peel Station, métro de Montréal.
@PwnieFan@infosec.exchange
2025-09-10 16:13:28

As activity from the bees and other pollinators winds down, I'm reminded that sometimes it's nice to focus on the flowers without all the distractions. #bloomscrolling

closeup of a pink/purple flower with a light blue/black center
@soundclamp@mastodon.xyz
2025-10-05 01:08:57

Enjoyed the #HarryBertoia exhibit.

Untitled Sonambient instrument/sculpture made from beryllium copper and aluminum on brass plate with 16 rods in a tight 4 × 4 layout. There are mallet-like caps on each rod, each are slightly different heights.
Closeup of an untitled graphite drawing on paper.
Closeup of another (I think) untitled Sonambient instrument/sculpture. It looks like a squarish, oversized cymbal with an unusual opening in the center that appears to be slit down the side.
Closeup of an untitled sculpture which from afar looks like a nut tree. It’s made of hundreds of beryllium copper rods with slightly flattened pods attached to the ends.
@qurlyjoe@mstdn.social
2025-12-07 02:32:49

#silentSunday
Water Lily. August 2018

Closeup photo of a water lily blossom seen at about a 45° angle. A brightly sunlit starburst of white petals (about 25-30 of them, hard to tell) surrounds the yellow pistils and stamens standing up in the center of the flower. Behind it are large dark green leaves spread out on the water. At the bottom of the frame, there are petals reflected in the dark, perfectly still water. The sunlight makes the white petals stand out starkly against the dark green leaves and darker water. The reflected pe…
@matths@toot.community
2025-12-06 15:24:07

After printing a tool for respooling filament and printing a tighter closing extruder lever, I am now able to print the LAYWOO-D3 Wood Filament, famous to produce a temperature-dependent wood grain texture (github.com/MoonCactus/gcode_po

Closeup of a 25mm sphere 3d printed out of LAYWOO-D3 Wood Filament with some postprocessing script applied to produce a wood grain texture.
Closeup of a 25mm sphere 3d printed out of LAYWOO-D3 Wood Filament with some postprocessing script applied to produce a wood grain texture, just one more shot.
@Demirramon@cyberfurz.social
2025-12-07 13:48:02

Had sooooo much fun at Placeholder Club last night!
Wore my Goober avatar for a change :neofox_happy:
#VRChat #VR #VRC

Closeup picture of my avatar's face at PHC, blepping and looking at the camera. I'm using an avatar of Goober, my blue merle border collie character. He wears a pale blue crop hoodie. There are also glowing stripes and shapes over the body and clothes.
Further away picture dancing in the club.
Another one, with darker lights.
@azonenberg@ioc.exchange
2025-10-04 16:14:38

Closeup of bond pad on a PIC12F683 after etching off the Cu ball bond.
Gold: overglass sealing the edges of the bond pad
White: Al bond pad surface
Tan: Barrier/adhesion layer under the Al, likely TiN (more likely) or sometimes TaN
You can clearly see the imprint where the bond wire (etched off during decap) squished into the pad and squeezed the aluminum out around the perimeter. The middle area either got thinned down mechanically during the bonding process, or form…

Microscope photo showing a white square structure surrounded by a thin gold colored outline, with a tannish circle in the middle and some roughness at the boundary
@chris@mstdn.chrisalemany.ca
2025-10-02 18:57:14

some closeups provided by my lovely partner-in-crime.
We made a gap for the arbutus tree to grow into :)
New fence posts always remind me of soldiers when they have the supports holding them up.
#PoolPond #Fence #BackyardProject

@azonenberg@ioc.exchange
2025-11-05 07:42:14

Did I mention IC reversing is absolute crack for AuDHD brains?
I should probably put down the EEPROM, at least for a while, and move on to other stuff. But I'm having too much fun.
This is the dangerous part, and the part I have the most trouble with... the problem is so big you'll *never* be done (especially doing it manually without any automation, figuring out what each cell is by hand, etc).
There's always more to discover. Nerd sniping to the 20th power.

Schematic showing two NAND2s, an inverter, and a level shifter drawn out of individual MOSFETs with W/L of each annotated
Physical layout of the circuit described in the schematic with cells outlined and each transistor labeled
Vectorization of the entire EEPROM IP with image layers hidden showing the areas that have been traced out
Closeup vectorization of the north corner of the EEPROM bitcell array
@qurlyjoe@mstdn.social
2025-11-26 03:30:26

These are the photos for my 2026 calendar. Got the proofs today. Should have the hard copies in 2 weeks. Always agonizing to pick 13 of my photos for the next one. The last few years I’ve had to use older ones too. I don’t get out to shoot as much anymore. I’m hoping that will improve. I’ve volunteered to be a photographer for the city park dept. I’ll take pics of people engaged in the parks and activities, and whatever else I see.

Composite of 12 photos I’ve selected for my 2026 calendar. In order the pictures are: January - a house finch in a tree February - a coyote standing looking at the photographer (me) March - sunrise over mountains April - 3 days-old goslings in weeds May - a catbird in a tree June - scenic view of mountains, clouds, rain, and sunlight July - closeup of a Mariposa Lily August - closeup of a prickly poppy September - head and shoulders of an elk cow October - a blue heron taking flight November - …