tabitha.computer
• tabitha
"Privacy is necessary for an open society in the electronic age."
ArtLung
• Joe Crawford
You know this scenario: The printer says that ink is empty and then you take out the ink and there's still plenty in there. A while ago I started keeping the old cartridges, in case there's something I could use them for later.
One idea was to use the old printer ink as a pad for a stamp of my logo. So when I met my friend who once made a linocut print of a bat that looked soo sick I asked her where to get stuff like that because I never did that before (except I think at school when I was 14) and she even bought me these 17€ tools because I was too stingy.
Shout-out to Maxime ily <3
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ArtLung
• Joe Crawford
This blog post was written using my Royal typewriter.
ArtLung
• Joe Crawford
I purchased a Royal typewriter from a charity shop today. When I got home, I was delighted to find that there was ink ready to use. Shortly thereafter, I started writing.
Last sunday, I’ve been out photographing with Florian again. We went to the MüGa park in Mülheim. He has the pictures:
I’ve added a field of view value and more formats – 16mm, Super 16, APS-H and 70mm/IMAX – to my 35mm equivalent focal length tool.
ArtLung
• Joe Crawford
ArtLung
• Joe Crawford
BurgeonLab: Main Feed Full-Text
• Naty S
Turn your Hugo blog posts into a GitHub-like contribution calendar with Apache ECharts. I’ll show you how to extract blog post metadata to build a heatmap calendar using the Open Source JS Library. Including how to integrate it with Hugo partials and CSS, full code snippets, and tips on how to customize styling, scaling, and tooltip behavior.
tabitha.computer
• tabitha
"I love you," he said.
BurgeonLab: Main Feed Full-Text
• Naty S
Make an interactive Hugo calendar heatmap for your blog using JS ECharts to visualize post data (date, word count) in a GitHub calendar style.
