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Thursday, December 3, 2020
spooky the uw sub goes through trends
last week was debates over deplatforming
because some programing guy Stallman had his talk canceled
a couple weeks before that was people being mad at the anime girls on the banner
so they replaced it with anime geese girls
the crying on campus thread is funny
if it jerking off on campus I could answer that
just like 5 bathrooms
look, I show up at 7:30
like 20 people are on campus
and I have an hour to kill
Sit in the lecture hall, sometimes I would dm with fire
sometimes play feh
really depends
I like to imagine at graduation, before you walk across the stage and get your diploma
a janitor tracks you down
I used to be "friends" with a janitor in the one building
until he had to clean up your cum?
and by that I mean he would talk to me whenever he saw me because I was the only person there at 7:30
I just stopped seeing him
after like 1st year
I think he was just bored with his life
Friday, December 4, 2020
OHSAA coronavirus rules: Students can wrestle, but can't shake hands
As winter sports begin across Ohio, officials with the Ohio High School Athletic Association have released requirements for players and coaches amid the coronavirus pandemic.
www.wlwt.comRusp
we can wrastle
it's safe
need help
someone is trying to tell me (and is extremely confident) that you "lose quality" if you export to .wav in audacity. anyone know with more precision than I do that that's full of shit?
.wav is lossless, but that doesn't mean you don't lose "anything"
they're saying that exporting it creates a "capture" and that any exporting on computers causes data to be lost. i figured that a wav is literally just the PCM and thus cannot be any more precise but i'm not an expert
they're either being pedantic, or they're just wrong
yes, you do lose some of the analog data you'd otherwise capture if you had a raw sound file... but those don't really exist
wav is pretty standard as the full-fat "lossless" file format
Saturday, December 5, 2020
might be hard with compression
QR codes can easily survive the image compression if saved in a decent resolution
1. Split data into chunks of 2953 bytes (max binary data for QR code, ISO 8859-1 encoding)
2. Create a QR code from each chunks
3. Render .mp4 from image sequence of QR codes
the old school term was databending
though I think it's probably got a legit name at this point
Are we going back to the Great Glacier?
iceberg meme is less fitting then the meme of people controlling people for here
