Protip:
To make your day more dramatic, post a random news story with the title, “It begins.“
fyi: it’s a rickroll
We trust you have received the usual lecture from the local System
Administrator. It usually boils down to these three things:
#1) Respect the privacy of others.
#2) Think before you type.
#3) With great power comes great responsibility.
Actually call this number: +1 248-434-5508
My friend @windev64_ joined
They're the one that let me use phone to post on
Y'all should consider following them
Hello y'all I'm posting on my friends phone since their hotspot isn't working and my Kindle is slow because I'm camping and it's really cold
My hands are really cold btw
Yay, it works!
Without my help, even!
w h a t
you can only have 4 istation tabs open at once before you get this error: https://app.istation.com/error/too-many-tabs
also other weird things:
https://app.istation.com/audio/dialogue/results/how_do_you_feel_you_did.mp3
https://app.istation.com/assets/i18n/isip/en.json
https://idsrv.istation.com/.well-known/openid-configuration/jwks
Same, but for Python.
might steal oren’s idea for the javascript evaluator but for rust instead, but i’d have to do some mega sandboxing
Moon Enhanced
Our Moon doesn't really look like this. Earth's Moon, Luna, doesn't naturally show this rich texture, and its colors are more subtle. But this digital creation is based on reality. The featured image is a composite of multiple images and enhanced to bring up real surface features. The enhancements, for example, show more clearly craters that illustrate the tremendous bombardment our Moon has been through during its 4.6-billion-year history. The dark areas, called maria, have fewer craters and were once seas of molten lava. Additionally, the image colors, although based on the moon's real composition, are changed and exaggerated. Here, a blue hue indicates a region that is iron rich, while orange indicates a slight excess of aluminum. Although the Moon has shown the same side to the Earth for billions of years, modern technology is allowing humanity to learn much more about it -- and how it affects the Earth.
