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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 20/08/2026

I know you've heard about the flock cameras on your streets by now but have you heard about the flock spy satellites

A screenshot of an app displaying a list of visible imaging satellites and their locations in the sky relative to the user. Many of the satellites are designated FLOCK 4H-XX. Several of the flock imaging satellites are labelled "NEARBY". One is labelled "IN RANGE".

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 15/08/2026

Walked around all day with a sticker in my hair and nobody said anything

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 30/07/2026

Gear Spear tactical survival walking stick Because losing one tool at a time isn't enough: we needed a system that empowers you to intentionally throw your entire kit away

A product photo featuring a metal walking stick that twists apart to reveal multiple tools, including a spearhead

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 07/07/2026

Soviet moon lander appreciation post They never made it but it was very cool. That's pretty much it

Graphic illustration of the LK-700's multiple stages: from faring-bound to lunar landing to re-entry. This system is a simpler version than Apollo, because it lacks a LEM, so it doesn't leave its command and service module in lunar orbit and rendezvous with it later. Instead, the service module and re-entry capsule are incorporated into the lunar landing system, and they all return to Lunar orbit (and later Earth) together.

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 26/04/2026

Indianapolis has multiple skyscrapers that make good height references for a fully stacked Starship + booster (~400ft) Skyscraper enjoyers: this alt text has more information that I copy-pasted from the internet

Featuring an ultra-smooth square scaffolded facade, BMO Plaza is ninth-largest office building in downtown Indianapolis. It is also the sixth-tallest building in Indiana. Designed by 3DI of Houston, it commands the southwest corner of Ohio and Pennsylvania streets. Set approachably close to the street, the grand entrance rises upon pillars of a dark, warm granite.

32-floor Market tower is the fourth-tallest building in Indianapolis and the second-tallest reinforced concrete building in the state of Indiana. Clad in Mondariz flame-finished granite from Brazil with a copper roof and tinted glass, the design pays homage to surrounding landmark buildings on Monument Circle, notably the Columbia Club (copper roof), Guaranty Building (arched entry), and Circle Tower (stepped facade).

300 North Meridian is a 27-story structure, begun by Browning Investments in 1987 and designed by Haldeman Miller Bregman Hamann, headquartered in Dallas, Texas. The building’s exterior, alternating columns of polished Banister granite with a lighter-colored base and reflective glass accented by unpolished Barrister granite buckles, has stepped north and south façades. The principal façade faces east, overlooking University Park. It is topped by a copper-colored, octagonal dome that rises above the copper and glass shoulder featuring four dormers each on its north and south façades.

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 12/04/2026

Okay here's doors, I think You don't need a 24" thick door, you need another wall to deflect deathrays away from the door

Same basement, with the stairway added in. In the first design, deathrays penetrate the flimsy door by bouncing as rays do from the basement entryway into the shelter entryway

In the second design, a freestanding wall has been erected between the stairwell and the front of the shelter, deflecting rays away from the shelter entryway

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 12/04/2026

Here's another random fallout shelter building principle, bearing in mind I don't know what to do about doors yet Thicker walls is better, and your boxes full of junk count. Just don't put anything you need in them

Three basement shelter designs. All three shelters are rectangular rooms within a larger basement footprint. The first one, labelled "decent", incorporates the foundation of the basement into its walls to conserve material. The second one, labelled "better", also incorporates the foundation into its walls, but uses more material to make a double layer thick wall on all four walls of the shelter, so the total thickness of the outer wall including the foundation is triple. The third design is the second design, except much of the space between the shelter and rest of the basement interior is filled with cardboard boxes.

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 16/12/2025

Sometimes I just like to run them all just to see it happening #python #MUD

A typical goblin encounter experienced on a text-based MUD. Nature is naturing, goblin is goblin-ing

A visual room editor for a MUD: purple interconnected nodes are the main feature, surrounded by panels for dropping in NPCs and modifying the room features

The lovecraftian visage of the CMS's splash screen: it glows red, highlighting a relief of a tentacled creature

A spew of debug messages from the client and the engine

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 14/12/2025

I ordered a teeny weeny box so my team can have a shared joplin notes server On the one hand this sucks because we should be able to use a cloud service but the state forced us into a budget crunch and the school doesn't really need this so we don't feel like […] [Original post on techhub.social]

Tiny blue computers, itty bitty mini PC boxes.

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 09/12/2025

Fea-tures! Fea-tures! *unbound greed continues*

A MUD readout with a disgusting amount of detail in the weather system

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 09/12/2025

*banging silverware on the table* Fea-tures, fea-tures, fea-tures!

A MUD readout depicting a field of waving grass and wildflowers on a hot day, with pine trees, a hungry moose, and a nuthatch

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 06/12/2025

Top secret python package is coming together nicely. This is the splash screen for the visual dungeon builder

Starting page for Daemonswright Visual CMS - a black screen with a glowing red center that illuminates an illustration of a tentacle-headed monster in an ornate frame. The starting buttons are faced with a gothic font, and the footer says "ultra secret underground build"

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 03/12/2025

Made a python package for the MUD engine. Not the first websocket MUD server in the world, but hey: mine's headless Also I have a python package now, which is weird because only real devs have python packages. Not sure what this means Pictured: the debug […] [Original post on techhub.social]

A screenshot of the debug client for a MUD engine: classic fantasy-flavored combat text flows by, depicting a battle sequence between the player and a goblin.

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Stanley Black-Decker @pleaseclap.techhub.social.ap.brid.gy · 01/11/2025

Resistance heros: dutch army motorcycle timapanist

A Dutch Army motorcyclist formation led by a motorcycle with two front wheels and a purpose-built rack to support a pair of timpanis and a timpanist. The timpanist wears bright white gloves and raises his tools of war (yarn-covered mallets) with panache

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