He doesn’t need a motorbike for that.
He doesn’t need a motorbike for that.
c/loadingscreens
With a single image and a little CSS, it could be just a few kB
Looks like wojakified GNU, which says it’s an OS on their website.
But as I understand it, it’s a SW collection that gets shipped with OSs but needs a kernel (usually Linux) to work as an OS.
You’ve been successfully using pliers to pull the drawer open by the missing knob’s screw.
Uh-oh! You left the drawer ajar in a pinch, forgot about it, and then caught your favorite sweatpants on the screw, making an ugly hole! And you don’t have gray thread to match!
No, they fucking shouldn’t

Edit: neither of us are right, EM waves in vacuum do travel in phase but in conductors, there is a phase difference between 0° (very high resistance) and 45° (superconductor). So yeah, EM waves can “tell” they’re in a dummy load.
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Oh no! After trying for 30 min, looks like you need a new knob after all!
[go to hardware store −30 min −$8]
[use the cap of a recently emptied detergent bottle]
[accept that you need to open it with a pair of pliers now]
Band-limiting is indeed a term used in some CNN topologies, but what visual effect would it have?
USB host devices are cheap and easy to come across. You can use a crap old PC with a fresh OS install, then wipe it. Or an old phone with microUSB OTG. Or a DVD player if you only need the file list (those can usually only open JPGs, GIFs, MP3s, and MPGs or AVIs with one of the video codecs allowed on VCDs/DVDs). Even some microcontrollers will have USB host capabilities and software libraries that will let you get the file list or contents slowly over serial.
If you’re worried about “killer USBs” (data line zappers), open it and check for capacitors (and antennas in case they use Find My or LoRa for exfiltration but that would be super unlikely). Generating overvoltage inside normal-looking chips is technically possible with charge pumps and embedded capacitors but very expensive to pull off.


Unfortunately, copyright is purposefully designed so that most works going into the public domain are irrelevant by then and nobody’s willing to convert them.
Gallery of all variants (Warning: Fandom)
Page this was screenshotted from
Time to make the AI boom crumble.
I forgot to archive my favorite Flash game… I asked the studio behind it and they don’t have it anymore :( (There’s still the publisher and perhaps people with rare CDs…)


Not a genius. This thing is called a monogram, the most basic logo design. Used mostly by couples, law firms and couples’ law firms.
KDE’s Kiki feels offended
Pride flags and log cabins both usually have horizontal stripes. Easy to combine


You’re right, at that size the AI is not very concerning either.


Do your and your partner’s names both start with L?


Thanks, those give me ideas for making more operator logos like these (No AI but mostly CC0 (public domain) because my creative input is questionable, some are just tracing of scaled-down images with a few touch-ups; I’m not too concerned about sharing non-FOSS trademarks under a permissive licence at such low res)
Could have used the 3:1 upscaled (by a human!) desert temple, then upscaled it again, then applied realistic textures and see if it’s still recognizable