Caturday by Shelly Lynn Hachey O Via Flickr: Amur Tiger at the Calgary Zoo
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Caturday by Shelly Lynn Hachey O Via Flickr: Amur Tiger at the Calgary Zoo
Save me Godzilla franchise aliens!!!!
solely asking because you have kaiju in your username but have you seen the godzilla anime trilogy? good watch if you want to see tall blond "nordic" aliens posing as benefactors for humanity except they're... not :D
I have seen many Godzilla films but I have not seen the Godzilla anime trilogy. Hang on, lemme look this up...
...Oh my god these fuckers really are just basically the Pleiadians played up as villains.
Hee hee. >:3
PSA: Your photos are tracking you, and how to make them stop doing that.
All modern digital photos use a standard called EXIF, which embeds a bunch of information into the photo for computers to read. Now, some of this information is pretty innocent- shutter speed, pixel size, stuff that (I assume) photographers would be interested in.
However, it ALSO embeds a bunch of potentially identifying information- time and date, camera/phone model and serial number, even the GPS coordinates where the picture was taken. As you can imagine, this makes it trivial to track down anybody who's ever posted an image online in the last ten years or so.
So, what can you do about it?
Well, fortunately, it's pretty easy to clear the EXIF data from your photos before you post them online. That link is a good guide on how to do just that, with no extra software required on Windows, and some free software required on Mac. It also tells you how to stop your phone from embedding GPS coordinates in your photos, but there's a bunch of other identifying information that still gets embedded, like serial numbers and such, so it's still a good idea to give your photos a good scrub before you post them.
Stay safe out there!
Almost Tumblr, almost
4. April 2020
Haushaltsdetektivaufgaben: EXIF macht die Wäsche pünktlich
Immer noch setze ich meine Wäsche-Timer wie vor fünf Jahren: Mit einer Pebble-Smartwatch (nicht mehr orange) und der App Multitimer (mittlerweile auf einem Farbdisplay). Das Timersetzen ist in der Regel auch in Fleisch und Blut übergegangen, außer wenn eben nicht – wie heute. Zur Wäschewechselroutine kommt die Strom- und Gasablese-Nichtroutine, und prompt vergesse ich den Timer anzuschalten, und weil in diesen Tagen eh alles durcheinandergeht (eine Woche nach der Uhrenumstellung, mitten in Corona-induziert zähflüssigem, nichtlinearen Zeitgefühl), merke ich erst eine unbestimmte Zeit später, daß ich nicht weiß, wann die Wäsche fertig ist.
Die bei größerem geographischen Rahmen übliche Detektivmethode (in den Google-Standortverlauf schauen) bringt nichts, der Weg von der Wohnung in den Keller schlägt sich da nicht wieder. (Und weil meine Smartwatch auch schon wieder fünf Jahre ist und keinen Pulsmesser hat, kann ich auch kein Treppensteigen in irgendwelchen Daten finden.) Zum Glück habe ich daran gedacht, fürs Techniktagebuch ein Foto vom Stromzähler zu machen: Der Timestamp in der Bilddatei verrät: 13.09 Uhr, addiere eine Stunde 37 Minuten (30 Grad Normalprogramm Buntwäsche), Timerproblem gelöst.
(Felix Neumann)
Oh cool, if you click the little ⓘ in the corner of a photo post it’ll show you the photo’s exif data. Seems like it only works for single photos though.
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