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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 17h

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The image showcases a high-end audio system featuring McIntosh amplifiers and preamplifiers. These components are known for their superior sound quality and vintage appeal. The units have exposed vacuum tubes with green glowing tops, indicating they are powered on. The sleek, metallic design and prominent branding suggest a focus on both aesthetics and performance. The setup likely includes a preamplifier, integrated amplifier, and possibly a power amplifier, reflecting a sophisticated audio solution for an enthusiast. The structured and tidy arrangement indicates a dedicated audio room or studio.

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 18h

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 19h

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The image is a two-panel meme that humorously depicts the contrast between a coder's ambition and reality. In the first panel, a simple stick figure with a determined expression is shown, with the text "Me writing great code" suggesting the coder's confidence in producing high-quality work. The second panel shows the same stick figure struggling with tangled lines and bad code, depicted by a complicated icon and a symbol representing an error or steam explosion. This juxtaposition highlights the common experience of encountering difficulties and bugs in coding despite initial high expectations.

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 20h

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The image provides examples of how to shut down a PC using three different programming languages: C++, Python, and Java. The title at the top, "shutdown pc Using," suggests the central theme of the image. Each language example is written in a code-like format, using standard syntax and commands to execute a system shutdown. The C++ example utilizes the "system" function to run the shutdown command. The Python script also employs the "system" function to achieve the same result, preceded by the import statement for the operating system module. The Java example is more complex, involving a try-catch block to handle exceptions, and imports the java.io.IOException class, with "Runtime.getRuntime().exec" used to execute the shutdown command. The use of different programming languages in the image highlights the cross-platform nature of system commands and the ability to control system operations through scripting.

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 21h

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The image is a graph and meme combination titled "First coding project by age." The graph displays different types of coding projects on the x-axis and the percentage on the y-axis, broken down by age groups: 21 and under, 22 to 37, 38 to 53, and 54 to 72. Each age group is represented by different colors.

Types of projects include Calculator, Basic functional website, Game, Desktop app, Management system, Mobile app, To-do list, Hello, World, and Other specific projects. The "Other specific" project section is circled in red, indicating it is significant, with "You liar!" beneath it. This phrase suggests criticism or humor directed at a particular demographic or generalization about simple coding projects.

Below the graph, there is a meme image of a young boy with glasses, seeming surprised or frightened, with the overlaid text "You liar!" The combination of elements in the meme implies a humorous take on the accuracy or representation of these statistics regarding first coding projects.

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 1d

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The image depicts a close-up view of a microchip or integrated circuit. These are complex, tiny electronic components essential for the functioning of modern devices. The numerous interconnected patterns and sections comprise transistors, resistors, and other electronic components, showing the intricate layout necessary for their operation in various devices. The image is likely used to highlight the complexity and sophistication of semiconductor technology.

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**Dan Ramos** @Dan_Ramos@noauthority.social · 1d

Dan Ramos @Dan_Ramos@noauthority.social

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**Grickle** @grickle@mstdn.social · 1d

Grickle @grickle@mstdn.social

Saving the planet. #grickledoodle #gardening #godzilla #climatecrisis #cartoon #art #drawing #funny #kaiju

A cartoon illustration of Godzilla wearing gardening gloves and carefully planting trees with a decimated city in the background. Caption reads "His favorite thing about flattening a city was planting the garden after."

**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 1d

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The image is a humorous meme featuring characters from the animated TV show "The Simpsons." The main character, Homer Simpson, is depicted at a workstation with a computer, suggesting he is about to undertake a task, likely in an office setting. Above Homer, there is text that reads, "MY COWORKERS WATCHING ME DEPLOY A 'SMALL FIX' ON A FRIDAY," indicating that his coworkers are observing him perform a small coding deployment or amendment on a Friday. The secondary text below reads, "Get ready everyone, he's about to do something stupid," implying an anticipation that Homer might encounter difficulties or mistakes during the task. The meme humorously captures the scenario where employees might be dreading or laughing at a colleague's technological endeavor, especially towards the end of the workweek.

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 2d

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The image is a meme highlighting a humorous perspective on coding. The top part features a conversational text where one person types "print('Hello World')" and the output is displayed as "Hello World!". This is a reference to a common first program in introductory programming courses. Below this, there's an image of an individual looking surprised or triumphant while holding an object, possibly a smartphone. The text "WHY I’M SO GOOD AT CODING" appears prominently, playing on the idea that mastering simple concepts like printing "Hello World" makes one feel proficient in coding.

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**Metin Seven** @metin@graphics.social · 2d

Metin Seven @metin@graphics.social

Vintage comic panel, showing a man holding a gun to his head while yelling "I'll KILL myself without you!" In the background, a young woman smilingly replies "O.K…. But don't make it too messy!"

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**Sardonic Smile** @sardonicsmile@merovingian.club · 2d

Sardonic Smile @sardonicsmile@merovingian.club

Above a certain level there is no competition. Only collusion.

USA company Managers be like #animation #comedy #funny #gplus #memes #ge... https://youtube.com/shorts/jirpq2X0uXM?si=JdjMI6Q-a92Jw4JA

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 3d

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The image appears to be a black and white visual of a complex electronic circuit, possibly a close-up of a microchip or similar technological device. Superimposed on the image is a text message stating: "Scientists just created the world’s first computer that runs on living human brain cells." The background includes a shaded black with white text, which draws attention to the headline information. The overall impression is one of scientific innovation and the convergence of biological and technological fields. The text suggests a breakthrough where traditional computer technology is being enhanced or altered by the use of human brain cells, hinting at vast potential advancements in technology and medicine.

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 3d

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The image provides a formula and instructions for calculating delay time in milliseconds (ms) based on beats per minute (BPM). The formula used is Delay Time (ms) = 60,000 / (BPM * Note Division). It lists common note divisions such as quarter note, eighth note, and sixteenth note with respective calculations. Dotted notes are calculated by multiplying the basic note division by 1.5, and triplets are calculated by dividing by 1.5. An example illustrates the calculation for a quarter note delay and an eighth note delay at 125 BPM.

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**tech** @tech@unfufadoo.net · 3d

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$The image displays a reference chart labeled "REP-TEMPO CONVERSION," used for converting musical tempos from beats per minute (BPM) to various notational formats such as FPB ( beats per bar) for both 24 and 30 beats per bar, and other fractional indications (1/4 n, 1/8 n, etc.). This chart particularly was created in 1991 and cites Robert Mishoea as its source. The layout includes definitions for delays in millisseconds and conversions in seconds when specifying different bar pressures, aiding audio or music producers in setting precise tempo parameters.$

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