天空вℓσи∂ @skyblond@qoto.org

One last move I'm gonna test is to use the 12MP mode. This action camera used a CMOS that can merge the 4 pixels in to 1, which essentially gives bigger pixel area, giving more time to expose, aka more lights collected.
QT: https://qoto.org/@skyblond/112619893976626462

This is a good one, considering I didn't aim for anything interesting but just a random area of night sky where no trees or buildings are blocking the view. I mean, it's pretty random.

You can actually tell the Lyra (Fig 2) and the Sagitta (Fig 3).

And all of this, is shoot on an action camera, costs only 350 USD. Wow, I'm deeply amazed.

BTW I'm using Sequator for stacking, looks like it can handle the lens aberration pretty good.

Tried to stacking some night sky photos...

It looks like DeepSkyStacker is not capable of handling image produced by non-professional gear, I mean the action camera.

I spend a good amount of time calculating the NPF rule for my Insta360 Ace Pro, and trying to figure out how to do the aberration correction. And the result is... I would say not very ideal, when following the tutorial from here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iuMZG-SyDCU

Maybe I should write my own software to do the aligning and stacking?

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Also I have a hard time distinguishing if a point is a star or just dust on my monitor...

And it's 3am should probably sleep immediately...

Instead of changing the sound for the alarm, I would prefer a way to change the way to dismiss alarm. Since for now, I can dismiss alarm without actually waking up. That's why today, I was waking up late.

I wouldn't call it a defect or a bug. It's simply people being ignorant and don't care about security. Surely you can call someone writing code as programmer or developer. But still, I highly suggest every developer extend their skill.

Maybe it's because I like computer stuff and I like knowing random stuff. I have a wide range of shallow knowledge about a lot of things. It might take time to build up. But from my personal experience, they are super useful when I need to go deep in a certain route.

I mean, it's not illegal if you just write whatever code is specified by your boss and call it a day. But still, I think one should hold enough responsibility for their work. If you can't do it perfectly, at least give a warning or declaimer to point out the defects.

well... this is more like an irresponsible company doing a project. They don't give a fuck about security and other stuff.

I'm not a security expert, but still, I will consider security and other stuff when I'm working and doing side projects.

researcher accidentally finds 0-day affecting his entire internet servic...
https://youtube.com/watch?v=TFolQUeWoog

Family conflicts are very similar to summer storms. They can't be forecasted, pretty strong but pretty short, will cause a lot of damage and happen periodically.

And yes, this evening I had a family conflict and it's fucking bad. It makes me desperately want to move out. The rent in Beijing is too high. Kunming, 2000 km away from Beijing, is a good city for candidate.

Someone hacked SCP's bot

LOL

The weather forecast said next week it will be 40C.

F*ck

Today is soooo hot, it's 35C and I don't have an AC.

Today I checked the window AC, it's not cheap compared to normal separated AC, and it's not obviously advanced compared to the separated one. So I hesitated on purchase.

However, I can at least make myself feel cool by using menthol. Several years ago I figured out the recipe for making a cloned cooling spray. Today the food grade ingredient arrived. Hopefully it won't kill me.

I still can't remember why I wrote like that...

Me reading the code comment:

> Return a map that keys are the keys, values are the values.

Me: Who the f*ck wrote this nonsense?
*Check git history*

Git history: It's you.

Me: Ahh.. Ok... That make sense.