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👋 Welcome to Tipsrundan! A biweekly newsletter by AFRY IT South with ❤️
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I cannot recall if I shared this earlier.
Lasse Heeman shared one amazing tip, copy project time.
We all know the pain of IFS, and I hope I can soothe some of it for somebody out there.
Follow this guide to copy your previous week to the current, and you'll only need to modify what's required!
Do you have any other tricks up your sleeve? Make sure to share it with Tipsrundan or Slack!
Have you ever wanted to learn a little more about why clickbaits work? Even if everyone seem to hate it.
In these 19 minutes you'll learn about clickrates, impressions and much more - even with a bit of research included! 🔍
In the Skyrim community shortly after launch people told eachother to follow wild foxes if you ever see them to find treasures.
Why?
There was an actual informal investigation into this and it was shown that the navmesh used in AI navigation which uses the triangles of this navmesh.
The interesting part is that in low-density areas we have few but large triangles, around Point of Interest the density increases and so do the triangles meaning that the fox are more likely to get stuck around here.
For the full story read this Twitter-thread!
To get a cable like this, you used to need a million dollar budget or to find a guy named MG at DEFCON. But Hak5 teamed up with MG to allow more people access to this previously clandestine attack hardware.
This cable is really crazy and clearly shows how fas the world moves. To have this at a consumer-level price is crazy. We got a web-server, 802.11 radio and pretty good memory / cpu inside a friggin' usb cable!
Do you know more about things like this? Please share through Tipsrundan or on Slack! 👨💻
Physics? ✅ Clever? ✅ Magic? ✅
In this blog post you'll see how it's possible to create a tiny acrylic window which seems transparent but when light falls it creates either a 2D image or 3D hologram depending on usage.
It really is amazing and I highly recommend that you take the time to read!
Thank you for this time see you in two weeks
- Hampus Londögård @ AFRY IT South