whjms @whjms@photog.social
Photos, Canada, programmer nerd (but that's implied because I'm on mastodon)
2017 Astronomy Photographer of the Year. Stars and Nebulae. Runner up: One Stellar Day by Andras Papp (Hungary), Ágasvár, Veszprémvarsány, Hungary, 2 November 2016.
/2017 Astronomy Photographer of the Year. Highly commended: Interstellar Travel by Fu Dingyan (China) Photograph: ©Fu Dingyan/2017 Astronomy Photographer of the Year
#apod : Dawn's Early Light, Rocket's Red Glare
Image Credit & Copyright: Michael Seeley
Un #train de la ligne Keihin-Tohoku au dessus d'Ameyoko, Tokyo (encore et toujours) #WeeklyPhotoChallenge
Sunset on the Rocks
Concentric.
End of the roll no photo for you..😅
#filmphotography #kodak #portra #portra160 #kiev60 #photo #photography #color
@Gargron My initial confusion was less about the UI's design and more about what the "local timeline" and "federated timeline" I was looking at actually were. I wonder if some people are interpreting the third answer to mean that? (There's nothing particularly confusing about the UI itself, IMO. There's just multiple timelines and therefore multiple columns.)
Island night
This is the Hubble extreme deep field. With the exception of (from what I can find) 3 foreground stars, every object you see in this picture is a galaxy. Can you find the foreground stars? Know the trick?
Blog post: Why ActivityPub is the future https://blog.joinmastodon.org/2018/06/why-activitypub-is-the-future/
Sometimes, the ephemeral nature of the electronic world we live in hits home in disturbing ways. The store branch I bought my old glasses from had shut down once it was time to buy new ones. I could no longer find it online. All trace of it had disappeared. Had I wanted to prove that it once existed, I would've been unable to. There's no old copy of the Yellow Pages to check in 2018, and businesses don't give out cards to customers anymore. Documentation is even more important now than before.
#APOD delivers again. Galaxy in a crystal ball. Image Credit & Copyright: Juan Carlos Munoz
>Location: .../Pictures/
>Size: 71.4GB
Do you clean up (i.e. delete stuff from) your libraries?
