Reptiles! Reptiles! Reptiles! Okay, okay, we’ll let some amphibians in too. As a treat.
(Billboard spotted while walking around last week.)
Reptiles! Reptiles! Reptiles! Okay, okay, we’ll let some amphibians in too. As a treat.
(Billboard spotted while walking around last week.)
Amusing truncation of the day:
“Daylight Savings Tin”
I like the idea of a tin box you can keep daylight in!
Always nice to be greeted by this unlock screen:
Ever since upgrading to the latest NVIDIA driver, my Linux system has had a weird quirk with resuming from suspend/hibernate. All the applications and services that were running pick up right where I left them, but anything drawn by Gnome shell — including the unlock screen, the top bar and the dock — has corrupted text and icons. Sometimes it’ll be missing every few letters (Firefox is often captioned “ire ox”). And sometimes all the letters and icons will just show static.
It clears up if I log out and back in, or reset the display with Ctrl+Alt+Backspace. And I recently learned about another useful shortcut for Gnome: Typing “r” in the Alt-F2 “Run Command” box (whether I can read it or not!) will reset Gnome Shell without closing the session, so I can keep all the applications running and actually use suspend for what it’s meant to do — though with an extra step.
Update July 10: The latest driver (515.57) appears to fix it!
I confused the iNaturalist identification AI with some random snapshots from a trip up into the mountains a few years back.
Normally it’s pretty good at narrowing things down to a family or genus. In this case, I was aiming for scenery and family snapshots at the time, so they weren’t exactly ideal for plant IDs even cropped. Still…
This is on the level of “A flock of sheep on a hill” for an empty landscape. I wanted to ask it how many giraffes were in the picture!
Ever feel like recaptcha is just trolling you?