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  • While Apple is having their iPad event, I’m more interested in analog circuits with OpAmps, as the old becomes new again. Really, once invented nothing really goes away, and can be useful under special circumstances, or combined with new inventions.

    Other than that, the late Bob Pease seems a great educator.

    A portrait of a man with a beard and glasses is featured alongside text that highlights a focus on an individual's perspectives on analog electronics.

  • Wall crawler 🐌

    A snail is traversing a brick wall with its shell visible and part of a green plant leaf is peeking into the frame from the bottom right corner.
  • Super Duper Uber Retina Display name for the new iPad screen? πŸ‘€πŸ“ πŸ–₯️

    (probably not)

  • Pentecost literally means fiftieth. Since it’s 49 days after Easter, it is an example of an off-by-one error. Another is that for marking 10 distances one needs 11 distance markers, instead of 10.
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    pixel art illustrating pentecost as a stamp
  • Yesterday, on King’s Day April 27, I ran my slowest half marathon race ever. I was overweight, injured and ill-prepared. Still, I had two goals in mind (finish without walking within 130 minutes), which I reached, more or less.

    It was a small race, combining three distances (5, 10 km, and half marathon), though the starting location of the half marathon was separated by roughly 300 m. The starting gun was relayed via loud speaker. Clearly, this wasn’t an official race with a certified course, nor was it on the national track and field organization’s list of road races. I had registered so early on that I received a “1” on my bib, which was unfortunate, since I finished almost last. I had no intention of racing with an ankle injury. Still, being overweight made it a real challenge for me. After finishing I had to recover a few minutes from the exertion and pain.

    A person wearing a high-visibility vest stands between traffic cones on a small road lined with trees, with a green vehicle parked on the side and a red and white sign that indicates a message for runners to turn here.
  • Apparently, genAI doesn’t know what to make of this.
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    pixel art of a mouse
  • It’s funny how lack of confidence can effect one’s art output.
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    pixel art portrait of tom hanks
  • Tying laces can be difficult at times.

    Cat plays with laces of untied running shoe
  • GΞΌΞ½ + Ξ›gΞΌΞ½ = ΞΊTΞΌΞ½
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    pixel art with stereotypical scientist in lab coat and the Einstein Field Equation written next to them
  • Is simple always best?
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    pixel art of cartoon kitten with feline written behind it
  • Life is a long battle of endurance.
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    pixel art of heart-shaped body figure, fist raised, laughing
  • Pixel art portrait, using this reference. 64 x 64 pixels, 2 colors.
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    pixel art portrait of a woman
  • Inspired (somehow) by this post.
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    pixel art of cat medaillion
  • Yet another self-portrait
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    pixel art self-portrait
  • The Oregon Trail, a YouTube documentary by Gaming Historian about the famous educational software title. I recommend watching it.

  • Animated portrait in pixel art. 32 x 32 pixels.
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    animated pixel art of cat portrait on a tv set
  • Pixel art of one of my cats. 80 x 80 px, 8 colors.
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    pixel art of bengal cat, sitting
  • In preparation for a half marathon on King’s Day (April 27) I ran and walked 24 km. I’m still suffering through an ankle injury, so I’ll have to be cautious. It was a beautiful day, partially run alongside a canal between two rivers. It was tough, because I did 1.5 times my usual training πŸƒ

    shadow of runner on a bike path through nature asphalt road with bridge across a canal on the right asphalt road with two signs, one wishing goodbye and the other welcome, marking the border between the provinces of Zeeland and Noord-Brabant beautiful dutch sky, like in an old Dutch painting
  • To baa, or not to baa, that’s the question.

    I made this 64 x 64 pixels, 4 colors pixel art piece, using this reference.
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    pixel art of orating anthropomorphic goat
  • Moo!

    (64 x 64 pixels, 4 colors, using this reference photo)
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    pixel art of cow head