I finally see it. I don't know why I didn't before. Thank you for being patient with me (^_^)
Ooo Lovely!
That's disappointing to see people who could attract people to the fediverse leave it and with bad memories.
It don't seems to have worked. I'm going to ping you under a comment that shows how to crosspost from PieFed on a mobile browser. The icon is the same on a computer.
Well training books for a specific examen get less relevant every 3 years or so as testing condition slightly evolve even if pass exams aren't.
That's honestly a good use case for out of date textbook which knowledge is not useful anymore.
Well... have fun !
Would you mind crosspost this on !dumpsterdiving@slrpnk.net?
This is a very good content and work you're doing here. Some textbooks goes quickly out of date. After 3~5 years some aren't relevant enough to be still bought them rather that the last version so they cannot be handed down so much but a few hands down of a book can help so much financially. And there is still plenty of use for an out-of-date book.
Nice work you are doing. Does this use similar skills as smartphone repair?
C'est l'un des gros inconvénients des petites instances : à partir du moment où il y a un peu d'intersectionnalité entre deux communautés, soit on en mets de côté une alors même qu'il y a plein de trucs qui la concerne qui est publié, soit on fait des "doublons". Moi, je préfère la deuxième option mais c'est purement subjectif.
The more if it is a seashell fossilised in a rock.
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Scrappiest of scrap wood projects.
The proportions are odd, but it's designed to fit under the landing of the stairs going into the garage. Makes a good use of an otherwise awkward space. Like everything else in the shop, it's on casters to allow for easy movement and cleaning around.
Most of this wood was from the big lifting tower I used to get the dust collector motor into place.
cross-posted from: https://piefed.social/c/animals/p/2150775/cross-post-attempt-a-ladybug-and-its-leaf-brought-in-to-super-sharp-focus
This ladybug obligingly held still while I took a stack of focus bracketed images at, apparently, ƒ/3.2 and 1/100 sec according to the EXIF data. (Don’t look at me, I was in Fv mode.) This is hand held, and it’s always equal parts pleasing and mildly suspicious how well Helicon manages to line all the images up afterwards.
Bonus homework:
It seems like dog sticks library are spreading fast!
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L'article ne le dit pas mais qu'est-ce qu'un grand feu ?