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Here is the second one animation. Even finished at this time. Вот как-то так I’ll finally go play bioshock #animation#2d animation#sniper tf2#team fortress 2

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fuck it 10 pm post we like to party

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The unlicensed Amiga version of Dr. Mario had the best videogame soundtrack of all-time. Lining up those pills to this was the most epic thing

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Me: oh yeah, if you think school photography is hard now, try imagining doing this with film.

The new girl: what's film?

Me: ... film. Like... film that goes in a film camera.

New girl: what's that mean?

Me: ... before cameras were digital.

New girl: how did you do it before digital?

Me:... with film? I haven't had enough coffee for this conversation

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NASA's Lunar Orbiter pics from 1967/8 were deliberately fuzzed and downsampled to hide US spying capabilities

In 1967, the Lunar Orbiter missions sent back exciting – but grainy and low-rez – photos of the moon’s surface.

But it turns out that the Orbiters’ photos were actually super-high-rez, shot on 70mm film and robotically developed inside the orbiters, with the negs raster-scanned at 200 lines/mm and transmitted to ground stations using an undisclosed lossless analog image-compression technology. These were stored on tapes read by fridge-sized $300,000 Ampex FR-900 drives. These images were printed out at 40’ x 54’ so the Apollo astronauts could stroll over them and look for a landing spot.

But these images were not revealed to the public because NASA feared that doing so would also reveal the US’s spy satellite capabilities. Instead, NASA deliberately downrezzed and fuzzed the images that the public got to see.

Ryan Smith tells the amazing story of the preservationists who rescued the images off of disintegrating FR-900 magnetic tapes starting in 2007, under JPL’s Nancy Evans, who set up her team in an abandoned McDonald’s building and dubbed the project “McMoon.”

The McMoon team refurbished salvaged FR-900 drives, homebrewed a digitizer system, and painstaking recovered the 2GB/image files that the system generated. Evans’s team has recovered 2,000 images from 1,500 tapes, all in the public domain and available for download on Moonviews.com.

https://boingboing.net/2018/06/16/ampex-fr-900-drives.html

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The chef

thank you for reading

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Pamela really wakes up every day and choose violence.

TWITTER

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28 - Is burning people alive THAT bad if it’s to save your friend

Decided to color this pic from Yugioctober :3

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Saw the movie twice and i've been going crazy!! 👀

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Local resistance leader discovers the weapon of mass destruction he's been sending on suicide missions is a minor

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I didn’t even let him speak before I shot that fatbot at his head, it was on sight

Redraw of a shitpost I made in 2018

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I am actually begging some people to just let some spaces exist untouched by real-world issues and horrors.

Like I've lost count of the amount of times peaceful game or fandom servers have been ruined by people stampeding in with political rants, bitching about world issues, demanding internal activism, demanding vent channels so they can whine about their shitty parents, ect.

Like. Respectfully. Not every single space has to be inclusive of and welcoming of outside topics. The real world sucks. We don't needed to be reminded of that absolutely everywhere.

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Deimos, Dragan Bibin, 2023

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Relaxasaurus sketch done in Clip Studio Paint

not my main pal (probably Anubis) but i love these things for some reason lol