Daniel @daniel@campduffel.social

@M0YNG Packet sniffer turned up nothing.🤷‍♂️

@magicalthinking I really like my 511 Strykes

@benjamingeer @lameensouag.bsky.social https://youtu.be/cueulBxn1Fw

@rl_dane @nordern Sorry, been away from the computer. Did it work? I think it’s a Mastodon feature that’s been around for a few years.

@rl_dane In the search bar:
from:me after:2026-05-01 before:2026-05-03

@Fareon

I’ve noticed that my wife sometimes stores a spoon like this while cooking. It’s a good idea that I’ve adopted.

We met Christopher Judge yesterday and our 7 YO daughter is a big fan of SG-1 and Teal’c. He went out of his way to give her a free autographed picture and it is now one of her prized possessions.😊

@standardebooks @rl_dane

@rl_dane @standardebooks I just remember liking it, but it's been a while.

@standardebooks @rl_dane you got The Man Who Was Thursday?

Apparently, hacky sack is back with the youngsters.

@Auster @NorskSud I back up my instance and use:
https://github.com/zero-mstd/mav-z
It generates a nice little local webpage from an archive.

@chantaryu2 Probably better to view it as historical fiction. Haley plagiarized and dramatized a lot of it. A lot of the horrors were real though.

@mdione WGS84 is a smooth mathematically approximated ellipsoid of the earth’s surface. The real world is more bumpy and they have models that better approximate it called geoids. The difference you’re seeing is likely the difference in those two surfaces.

@mdione I’m not sure, but I’m guessing OSM projects lat/long on the WGS84 datum.