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  • maybe I didn't give enough treats or belly rubs the last time I watched after him 😅

  • Sony Alpha6700 with the 70-350mm Kit Lens :)

     sh
        
    exiftool -s -Make -Model -LensModel -FocalLength -ExposureTime -FNumber -ISO -DateTimeOriginal DSC07640.ARW DSC07641.ARW
    ======== DSC07640.ARW
    Make                            : SONY
    Model                           : ILCE-6700
    LensModel                       : E 70-350mm F4.5-6.3 G OSS
    FocalLength                     : 284.0 mm
    ExposureTime                    : 1/500
    FNumber                         : 6.3
    ISO                             : 160
    DateTimeOriginal                : 2026:03:08 16:58:19
    ======== DSC07641.ARW
    Make                            : SONY
    Model                           : ILCE-6700
    LensModel                       : E 70-350mm F4.5-6.3 G OSS
    FocalLength                     : 128.0 mm
    ExposureTime                    : 1/640
    FNumber                         : 5.6
    ISO                             : 100
    DateTimeOriginal                : 2026:03:08 16:58:21
    
      
  • We only have 1 Secret we need to manage. The API we develop is secured via Token-based OIDC. While Bruno does support OIDC, they don't yet support token based OIDC. So we have a pre-request script that does the auth flow and stores the resulting jwt in a runtime variable.

    this way we only need to define a long lived service account json defining all we need for the auth flow. The /token endpoint is not a secret and we can commit it.

    So this SA is created manually for every developer for every of our 3 stages

  • our team uses Bruno. We have nothing to complain about. And each request being a simple text file you can check into git is also really great.

  • left side only.

    let's call ot WASD-typing :D

  • open their Teams and send "I'm bringing cake next week" in the group chat on their behalf.

  • What does it do that hermit cant?

  • AltGr Shift Dash: Bonjour*

    *: Assuming ur running on Penguins.

  • rfc3339 my beloved

  • Enve is abandoned. A fork, friction2d, however exists

  • Me waiting for the housing market: 💀

  • Becky

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  • Look at the inverse of the square root function, f(x)=x² (https://www.desmos.com/calculator/2v5gzbhru8)

    You can get the sqrt of a given y by looking at the x axis. E.g. the value of y=4 has two solutions, x=2 and x=-2. This however does not mean that the sqrt of -4 is also 2! If you look at graph you can see that there are no solutions for y less than 0.

    sqrt(-1) , sqrt(-2) (i ill omit imaginary numbers here) and so on do not have a solution. There is nothing you can replace with such that x × x is < 0 because multiplying two negatives always nets a positive.

  • BLASTED

  • This definition of "better" feels like claiming that a Beeper that's constantly hooked to power is the perfect alarm because it warns you every time someone is trying to break in - while entirely ignoring that it is just constantly blaring.

  • Pizza