(From November.)
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2021-12-06 @ 20.06.36 ∈ In English

Pekka Tahkola on Twitter
Exactly 4 yrs ago on the 100th #Independence day of our lovely country of 🇫🇮 I paid (a tiny part of) my respect by painting #Finland on the map of Oulu.Not the easiest task - I climbed over at least 13 fences and under one,among other challenges😅 Hyvää itsenäisyyspäivää Suomi!🥰 https://t.co/IcJB…
2021-12-05 @ 20.31.12 ∈ In English
2021-12-03 @ 18.53.21 ∈ In English

Hamish Symington on Twitter
Here’s another video of bees falling out of the sky when the lights go out. I’m surprised it’s an on/off choice for them - no graceful trying to glide to land or anything like that, they literally just stop flying and plummet. Surely that’s more dangerous than keeping flying? https://t.co/TotxihLywQ
2021-12-02 @ 12.55.39 ∈ In English
2021-12-02 @ 11.56.26 ∈ In English
2021-11-27 @ 15.13.00 ∈ In English
varx - social alt (@varx@cybre.space)
@th@v.st One of my favorite reverse-engineering stories is the person who “blinked” the contents of the firmware of a Canon camera out through an LED, and used a photodiode (from a ball mouse) connected to their microphone jack to record the binary as an audio file.
2021-11-15 @ 18.17.07 ∈ In English
2021-10-25 @ 19.30.05 ∈ In English
2021-09-22 @ 13.19.36 ∈ In English

Mathematical Analysis of Fruit Fly Wings Hints at Evolution’s Limits | Quanta Magazine
The scientists saw a narrow range of possible appearances for the wings, which mostly diverged in a small set of characteristics. The variation was concentrated near the hinge of the wing and showed up in a few particular spots, such as the shape of the frontmost vein. Moreover, these variable traits were linked: When one of the traits on a wing was far from the average, the other traits usually were, too.





