天空вℓσи∂ @skyblond@qoto.org

Can't believe japanese people will use YouTube to boardcast anime.

Recently I finished watching Miss Kobayashi's Dragon Maid, and I have to say, it's really good. I think it's more or less like Nichijou. Nothing fancy or dramatic, just normal daily life, with dragons.

And I felt a little bit lost after finished this anime. So naturally, I tried to search the original work, like novel, books, manga, etc. And I found out even the publisher in Taiwan didn't follow up the progress.

Yes, the manga has started since 2013 May and now is still actively updating. I'd say that's better than most open source projects XD

Anyway, since the publisher didn't follow up the progress, I think all I left is learn Japanese, fly to Japan and buy the manga. Probably will take me several years to learn Japanese for manga reading, but I'll re-toot this toot when I do this in the future.

My average speed breaks 20!

Read books, step 1: put them around me and hopefully one day in the future I'll start read them.

Ryzen what?

Weirdly, my system froze again.

The good news is that, this time is not caused by hard drive. However, the bad news is I don't know who caused it.

The dmesg said there is nothing wrong with the system and I can check the message after reboot. The only clue is that I switched from the browser back to IDEA, and everything froze and the gnome stops responding. Mouse doesn't move, no response from keyboard, and I tried REISUB and looks like some of the sysrq are disabled.

sparrows

And the revenge:

From 65GB of footage that my program said there are birds in them, I found this:

The dove chased away the magpie.

While Ace Pro gives better image quality, considering I'm renting a GPU to process those clips, which means I have to upload those clips over the internet, it's probably not a good idea...

I'd still use my old phone to record bird footages

I don't know how they shot this back when 1968. But I did get a similar visual effect several weeks ago when I thought the image buffer uses RGB while it actually is using BGR.

And I just took a deeper look into the postman.i2p, and... Wow... What can I say?

Finally, I think I'm mentally ready for this almost 3 hours long movie (and surely I believe I'm search some explained videos on youtube after watching that).

* Note: I found this on I2P

Eurasian Hoopoe! In my neighbor's backyard!

That's an uncommon bird in Beijing.

Co engineered with Leica. Well, I'll find out how good this engineering is in a short minute

The white glow stick. You can easily recognize color under this glow stick. But the brightness is really bad. The spectrometer didn't get enough light, so you can see the sub 400nm band is really high (an indicator of noise).

Good for recognizing color, but don't recommend for emergency lighting.

Despite I haven't tested the blue one using the spectrometer, based on my experience (and the fact that blue one has the similar initial brightness, advertised by seller), I think the best one is the green one, it's bright, an with some effort you can distinguish color. Then followed by the yellow one, it's not as bright as green for the 10h one, but if you can accept shorter duration, the 1hour one is really bright, although it's hard to distinguish blue and green. Then is white one, unless you really need to see different colors, otherwise don't use that for emergency lighting. It's dark and your color vision doesn't work until you zoom in very close (less than 10 cm).

The not recommended one is blue. It actually distracts your eyes since blue lights are high energy.

Green one

really? Now? We Chinese people realized this issue at least ten years ago. Due to the gfw, openvpn is already an obsolete technology