@Alt_Human Still a few more to keep track of. They don't get to slink away.

https://www.splcenter.org/hatewatch/2022/08/11/unite-right-5-years-later-where-are-they-now

European Commission President von der Leyen: €11bn 10th round of sanctions on Iran and Russia including all tech products found on the battle field.

Electronic components for drones and helicopters; spare parts for trucks and jet engines; construction equipment that could be turned to military uses.

Proposes to out their propagandists. Not sure what that accomplishes, but yes let's do.

Targets oligarchs' hidden accounts to fund reconstruction.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uDQP9Tk0ro

#politics #ukraine

@th3j35t3r That required some planning. Really careful methodical planning.

@Jezibaba
Great museum. Everybody get there if you can.
The hall that's in is FULL of history, and just outside, a ginormous fountain:

@Museek I think I get it. The grids are not uniform because the beads and stitches vary?
The gimp option I was thinking of allows varying x and y independently, but that's it. This has x width at 10 pixels and y at 5:

@Museek i have another thought. In Photoshop or gimp it's possible to coarsen a picture, i.e. reduce the pixel count. It's basically like over laying a grid.
Won't scratch the coding itch. Might work though to make a bead grid from a picture.
Don't think I can explain it. Can make an example.

@mkrocks xournal might work for you. Free.
xournalpp.github.io

@Museek
Kinda neat - it's going to make an alternating pattern with a couple colors.
Don't know how you get from that to arbitrary patterns. Is that needed? I don't know what the end result should look like.

@Museek where is the 'meh' button...

@Museek
Might also look for pixel art tools? Probably more common, at least in open source. Pixels are like beads, right? (I don't know anything about beading)

https://github.com/topics/pixel-art

@Museek
I go to Github when I have a question like that, if only for ideas. Can filter by language, so:
https://github.com/search?l=Python&q=bead+patterns&type=Repositories

nosanitize

@Jeber @DavidSalo

Ack

@th3j35t3r @FireMonkey @XSGeek @stueytheround
Woot 100XP! Drinks all around, @stueytheround and I are buying!

@Queasy Happened routinely during WWII, including against white NCOs of African American regiments. Army never stepped in, quite the contrary.

Racial epithets and threats of violence were part of daily life on Southern military bases, and off base, African Americans were restricted to the "Black" sections of town.

"If they stepped even a foot outside of that, they were threatened or attacked by white police or sheriffs," Delmont says.

https://www.npr.org/2022/11/07/1134756262/half-american-matthew-delmont-black-wwii

I am slowly losing my mental faculties and/or I missed a message about the icons swapping for "My Friends" and "Community Firehose"? Were they always this way?

@LiberalLibrarian @sentientdessert really don't think that's correct for NC. Dem/Rep urban/rural split with most population urban. I think.

@Kurtroedeger Every city I've lived in that had a team(s).

@sjvn I think @spacesloth JUST asked for this.

Except his exact words were...unrepeatable

@MrGoat

Chicken good

#chickenGood

Jaoan points a spotlight at Google and Apple app stores, may take action to open them.

The most surprising information in the report:
SymbianOS still has a measurable presence in Japan

Love SymbianOS.

#theKingIsDead #nokia

https://www.theregister.com/2023/02/10/japan_mobile_market_reform_recommendations/