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Spoiler. Answer below. It's much more fun to work it out for yourself.
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Tim Hutton
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mastodon 4.7.2#ComputerVision, #Fractals, #Geometry, #ArtificialLife, #ArtificialChemistry, #ReactionDiffusion, #CellularAutomata. He/him.
If it doesn't work for everyone it doesn't work at all.
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Lens flare to the rescue!
One year and nine months since I got burnout in my programming job, and today for the first time I was able to sit in front of a computer and do some work again.
Take burnout seriously.
My mother just asked if Lilo and Stitch was written by Margaret Atwood. 💜
The radio in my car has some software bug that has left it stuck on a radio station called "Smooth Country" Please send help.
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@robinhouston@mathstodon.xyz @christianp@mathstodon.xyz But then aliens (or humans in the far future) might discover the word in its space capsule and start using it in their own language!
On one of the hottest days of the year, spare a thought for all the poor Farage voters having to walk across Clacton-on-Sea in the hot sun to go vote for him.
I felt the metal arm extend around my shoulders, squeezing inwards with a finely calculated pressure. "First time reading hopepunk, eh kid? Yeah it can get you like that."
It's very important to occasionally allow the drone to catch and eat the bobsleigh otherwise they get discouraged.
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@Scmbradley@mathstodon.xyz After a day's skiing and après I sometimes calculate my "miles per gallon": the distance skied divided by the amount of beer drunk.
Another completely astounding variant sudoku. Doesn't need clues, just the logic is enough.
(Hands you a battery.) Your smoke alarm is gonna start beeping at 2:41am.
I wish they sold a version of wasabi that wasn't dyed green, it works really well on my beef sandwiches.
Amaze amaze amaze!
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@Edent The archive also contains the full images, though the filenames aren't given in the JSON and have to be constructed as -
My comment about the t.co links was referring to the behavior of the HTML page they give you, which takes you to a t.co link when you click on an image to see the uncropped version.
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@Pepijn I don't, sorry. I'm not sure it would work well as a webpage service, because it would need large data transfers.
If you just want a way to view your tweets then open the HTML file in your archive.
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@josephtlucas@fosstodon.org Yes, exactly. If there was a bulk request for 100 urls at a time that would be workable. But of course their business model is lock-in.
Our code in progress: https://github.com/timhutton/twitter-archive-parser/pull/42
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@chicagonz The Twitter archive contains all sorts of things like your 'lists' and 'moments'. My script doesn't try to parse any of that but you could likely extend it to do so.
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@stevenlawson If you just want to see your tweets, the archive they provide does come with a very user-friendly HTML file that you can open.
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@Daviey Good to know, thanks! I'm guessing that requires you to be a Pleroma/Mastodon admin?
Next Wednesday (7pm 12th August) is not just solar eclipse day (for western Europe) but also peak Perseids meteor shower.(everywhere). Definitely a good evening to take some blankets and sleep outdoors.
https://www.rmg.co.uk/stories/space-astronomy/perseid-meteor-shower-guide-uk-when-where-to-see
