After three weeks of biking through Germany, the Netherlands and Belgium, here are some suggestions of what to bring, and what to plan for.
In addition to the specialty bike gear mentioned in a previous post, here are some other things we found really handy:
A purely self-indulgent post :)
My most favourite game. After the WoW (World of Warcraft) universe - where I had logged over 10 years of playing - changed from being a great, friendly and collaborative place to a nasty, uncouth, homophobic and gender unfriendly environment and I finally gave up on it, and switched to Final Fantasy XIV.
PLEASE be mindful of copy right and privacy infringements. This is a fun tool, assuming you use video and images with full consent.
Creating a deepfake with face substitution has a number of steps:
If you have created or found a LoRA (see previous article), we can use Stable Diffusion's image generation from a text prompt ("TXT2IMG") to make awesomeness.
First, move the LoRA file to the Stable Diffusion folder. If you trained the LoRA yourself, take the output from the last epoch, which is the one that doesn't have the '000001' (for the epoch number) in the file name, and move it to the stable-diffusion/models/Lora folder.
Big shout-out to my partner: who provided the experience on what settings work in which cases as they have far more patience than I do to experiment:)
I wanted to try to create a LoRA that would help generate images that looked like a medieval city. I had lots of pictures from our trips to Europe, so used those. Make sure you avoid any copyright infractions with your selection of images to train on!!
To create a main menu based on your content categories ("tags") here are the steps to take:
Drupal has the option to automatically create a page that lists all your posts with a specific tag; all you have to do is define the tag. As far as I can tell, 'Tags' and 'Terms' are the same thing in Drupal... and I'm used to calling it 'categories' so please for now assume it all means the same.
If you are wondering about the best approach to study for your CISSP exam, here are some helpful hints. I passed the CISSP exam this past December (2023).
I studied for about a year and spent the last few weeks before the exam very focused.
Firstly, the absolutely amazing "Flannel Pajamas" 2024 grand cru, from Camp Beer Co in Langley. Licorice and and thick molassess, sweet and dark with nice tangy aftertaste. 10% and not that complex, easy to drink.
Each year around this time, the supermarkets start stocking the Poinsetta, and many a fund raiser has benefited from this festive plant. Even though we think of it as a flower, it is really a plant with the top leaves turning red. The colors of the bracts (modified leaves) are created through photoperiodism, meaning that they require darkness (at least fourteen hours at a time for 6–8 weeks in a row) to change color.
