FraYoshi

Here's how I made my 10hrs loop video of the 1st photographed black hole in a 3D reconstruction. 4K video format.

For first I downloaded the whole video in which it was inserted, then precisely cut from start of the rotation cycle to the end, counting the frames between movements of the coordinates arrows on the left (3). I then exported 3 segments in VP9 codec, respectively with a fade-in, clean and fade out.

I started playing with my key files in order to encrypt and secure them, I don't want my ZeroNet account to fall in malevolent hands and I'm mainly referring to those of a thief. I decrypted my keys into a folder and then sym-linked to zeronet/data so I started using the platform as usual without hassles... But starting from the second time I activated the service, after a reboot and forgot the first time to un-encrypt, something started to go wrong... indeed, I was unable to like stuff, comment and act as usual getting errors like this one directly on the GUI: Internal error: Exception: Invalid content.json file immediately followed by: WebSocket handleRequest error: Exception: Invalid content.json file: data/users/(my auth_address)/data.json in UiWebsocket.py line 83 > UiWebsocket.py line 267 > MergerSitePlugin.py line 203 > MergerSitePlugin.py line 197 > UiWebsocket.py line 484 > MergerSitePlugin.py line 200 > MergerSitePlugin.py line 197 > UiWebsocketPlugin.py line 36 > UiWebsocket.py line 431 and I've found just now watching at the logs on the CLI, this: Json merged-ZeroMe/(KaffieHub address)/data/users/(14ytAKDfNjArMTqGecTi7ginG3aZTsRAum)/content.json load error: DatabaseError: database disk image is malformed in SiteStorage.py line 299 > ContentFilterPlugin.py line 167 > SiteStorage.py line 90 > SiteStorage.py line 82 > Db.py line 166 > Db.py line 132 > Db.py line 65 > Db.py line 139 > DbCursor.py line 90 I've been a couple of days off because of this inability to operate as myself... I've tried to double check permissions, substituted keys with the previous ones from the backups, took searches, updated ZeroNet... until I remember that my ZeroNet data folder was on the periodic scheduler of snapper, so I just run the command btrfs -c (name of the config) undochange (oldsnapshot)..0 and everything came back to normal :) So I must thank Open Suse's snapper software for the success of my rescue mission! : ) This is how I've been able to handle the casualty! ^^ and I suggest you doing snapshots too, sometime unexpected things occur and these are a life saver :3 Oh... and in the meantime, I big failed in my attempt to save the blog draft and published as an empty post instead! as "leftside" let me notice XD

just, I can't recall hitting the Sign & Publish button, uhm... part of my odd experience? who knows :) Ever happened something similar to any of you? Have you wrote a blog about? If you did, I'd love to read about your experience and how you solved it! ^^

I've been taught that drawing requires practice, so I started sketching what I was seeing on a waiting room :) legs were my first start, then I've been called on the phone and I continued drawing the table switching to my left hand ^^ I then realized that starting to draw I should probably train my left hand together with my right one ^^ did u ever? which hand do u use? is it the same main one that you use for all the rest? :3

It has been a while since when I tried to start learning to draw.. but Today I effectively started! ^-^

This my first face sketch :)

It was a sad pre-valentine night.. when I started sketching on my drawing tablet and this came out... obviously was not a good night, I noticed the thing just a couple pencil lines later...

I searched for so much time to find a proper way to type in Japanese on Linux but no guide has been able to help me... It appeared something almost impossible to me until, test after test, format after format, over time... I found out this method. This is why I found important to make a tutorial about. I truly hope it will help you on accomplishing your needs as much as it has done for mine ＾〰＾ If you have some perk to share, it will be highly appreciated! This was one the greatest somethings that makes me regret the switch Windows → Linux ... but this one, in particular, is no longer one of these! Loving Linux way more after this ^-^

Find out more about me and my projects on my HomePage: http://fgobbo.com

『COMMANDS USED IN THE VIDEO』

enter root environment

or u cannot install packages

sudo -i

install package manager

apt update apt install synaptic

search and mark for installation

fcitx-mozc japanese fonts (optional)

initialize fcitx

open fcitx

configure fcitx

open fcitx configuration add input method using the "+" icon uncheck "show only current language" select Japanese mozc configure a shortcut to trigger the IM

enjoy it ＾〰＾

『COMMAND LINE ONE SHOT』

This way u can skip to the "Initialize" point

sudo apt update && sudo apt install fcitx-mozc -y

And that's all.. now u can type in Japanese also from Amino web (ﾉ^ヮ^)ﾉ*:・ﾟ✧

Wikipedia Italia decided to self-obscure because of the European's articles 11 and 13.

If you have followed my previous tutorial on how to batch import your pinned files, you could have easily incurred on this "flatfs: too many open files" error. Here a practical solution for your Linux OS: Enter the following folder as superuser via your editor of preference, I'm using nano:

sudo nano /etc/security/limits.conf

add these 2 lines at the end of the file:      . . .      *     hard     nofile     4096      *    soft      nofile     40960      # End of file

Log out and log in again > retry =) 4096 and 40960 should be enough, just in case you can always augment these values! ^^

Thank You for reading!

Let's say that you have some pinned files on your IPFS node but also no idea of their hash. You can retrieve the list of files by executing this simple command:

ipfs pin ls

but far too many hashes will be printed out! at this point you start saying yourself something like: "there must be a better way!" and indeed there is:

ipfs pin ls --t=recursive

okay, now you want to send all these hashes to someone, save them on your hashbook, send them to someone... but all these lines have a part that is, well repetitive! So you want to cut that "recursive" text out! So, supposing you are on Linux like me and you are using bash, this will serve you well!

ipfs pin ls --t=recursive | sed 's/ recursive//'

and this will save the output to an easily shareable file:

ipfs pin ls --t=recursive | sed 's/ recursive//' > my_pins_collection.txt

perfect! But let's say that you have thousands of pins! having this file you surely can run ipfs pin add but it will take you, well... too much, better spendable, time! so here this while loop will help you to pin all the files on the file you just created:

while read hashline; do ipfs pin add "$hashline"; done < my_pins_collection.txt

and that's all! Now your pins are importing on your friend's computer, on your backup server, on your colleague's work folder... anyway it is destinated!

HAPPY SHARING! ;D

I think It's time to move on u.u # pacman -R gimp (2.8) flatpak install https://ift.tt/2CC3SAj (2.10) really.. Gimp is no longer the same from this update ^^ now It has a more professional look and smells a little bit like photoshop =]

Usage graph for the deployed server in NYC. Actually relocating unused resources from the IPFS to the sheepit-it renderfarm.

 here 2 different kind of butterfly playing around a flower. You can use It the way You like, just be sure to read the licence and give proper attribution including a text like this: Butterflies video by Francesco Yoshi Gobbo Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0

This little duck is very unlucky..

She can't swim away not because unable but because the life buoy is all around her and can't escape! sigh....

VideoTAG Cose ovvie!

Di almeno  5 cose ovvie e tagga chi puoi :D

The GovSat-1 is gonna be launched in minutes!!!

Check the livestream!!!

Space is happening!

The livestream is gonna start, whoelse is entering the stream with me? =)

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It is usefull to publishers to create mobile-friendly contents that loads quickly ^^