unsigned char age_bracket_low = 0;
unsigned char age_bracket_high = 127; 

honeypot

You mean Proton

QR codes can have arbitrary looks even without dirty tricks (abusing the error correction to add a logo or taking advantage of central sampling to color all but the middle 3x3 square of each data pixel) but boy, is it hard.

Examples:
https://lemmy.sdf.org/post/31694735/18805217 (strings a long number in Number mode (3 decimal digits per 10 bits) to the URL, and somehow the resulting number turns out to be a small even number times a very high power of 2)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qQkWjzqMbuA (uses padding bytes plus maybe some of that “intentional damage” in QR codes with logos)

It is designed to especially penalize ⬜⬛⬜⬛⬛⬛⬜, which is a part of the finder pattern (big squares in the corners) and the swastika.

I get it. Having a super secure browser installed on a government-issued work device likely raises suspiscion. Use Tails on your own machine.

To make you check and rickroll you indirectly. Iťs an edited screenshot, you don’t see metadata of unavailable videos

fediversesearch.com another site uses a similar Google trick but instead of a specific domain, it filters by footer text that appears in the default Lemmy UI such as “Modlog”.

Throwing stones from the Tower of Pisa (in the thumbnail)? That’s a classic science experiment!

Be a better husband than AI. Fun fact: you can buy a vibrator and use it with your wife if you’re afraid of that too.

In my school, “uhu” us what we call white-colored Blu-Tack™-like sticky putty because we used to buy it from that company (now Pritt is apparently cheaper). And we pronounce the “h” because Czech is almost always phonetic.

Yes, I forgot sýc, which has 3 letters too. And there are multiple výr and sýc species but only one of each in Czechia. And both are among the 150 or so exceptions to “i/í after b/f/l/m/p/s/v/z” spelling that third-graders have to memorize (keyword “vyjmenovaná slova”). Yes, sova is the name for any member of the Strigiformes order. And we don’t normally put the adjective after the noun, only in Linnean binomial classification.

It’s Výr (well, Výr velký in full binomial) in Czech, knowm by third graders learning spelling exceptions (because vír (twirl) is pronounced the same)

The onomatopoeic name of Uhu makes me smile every time

“Did you know Eagle Owl is Bubo bubo in Latin?”

“You ain’t heard nothing yet”

Our family PC has one family user.

Why photograph with a polarizing lens for a catalog? It reveals impurities.

In the 90s, March did start with a Monday in '93 (ruled out due to Start button and Windows key) and '99. But it’s unlikely you’d see TV static (with a decently emulated camera shutter effect) behind an error dialog window - is it the desktop background?

West Bank, Gaza Strip, Terra nullius?

Yes! The picture is inaccurate, people who need to learn ffmpeg rarely know they do.

You can send a (salted?) hash of an email or its contents but that’s just a bit too complicated.

Those aren’t really accents. In many Slavic languages, the declination of verbs is gender-specific in the past tense and conditionals. The form is -l for masculine and -la for feminine. You can pronounce it -lǝ (emphasize the schwa that comes at the end of -l) to be vague about it, use the -lo neutrum (dehumanizing), or, to also sound sassy, one of the plural forms -li (default), -ly (all female or neutral, pronounced the same as -li) or -la (all neutral). Yeah, no good gender-neutral options yet.