Got some stuff to digitize eventually
Twiggy has earned Blanche’s chest puff seal of approval
Twiggy has earned Blanche’s chest puff seal of approval
November 10, 2026 at 5:03 AM
Got some stuff to digitize eventually
Twiggy has earned Blanche’s chest puff seal of approval
Twiggy has earned Blanche’s chest puff seal of approval
When they digitize a book but not the maps (or not all the maps)
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November 10, 2026 at 3:37 PM
When they digitize a book but not the maps (or not all the maps)
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From earlier… might digitize it
November 6, 2026 at 2:08 AM
From earlier… might digitize it
this is why people should only make video games where you digitize a photo of a person and when you click somewhere, a little video of the person plays
November 10, 2026 at 12:52 PM
this is why people should only make video games where you digitize a photo of a person and when you click somewhere, a little video of the person plays
Being on the internet since '95 makes watching the advent of the Slopinator Machines so much more frustrating. The world has gone through so much weird shit on its journey to [di-di-]digitize. Bad things came from good innovations, but the reverse was true as well.
GenAI is just bad. It's all bad.
GenAI is just bad. It's all bad.
November 10, 2026 at 7:25 PM
Being on the internet since '95 makes watching the advent of the Slopinator Machines so much more frustrating. The world has gone through so much weird shit on its journey to [di-di-]digitize. Bad things came from good innovations, but the reverse was true as well.
GenAI is just bad. It's all bad.
GenAI is just bad. It's all bad.
I'm struggling to digitize my panoramic negatives to enter Holga Week (due today) sssoooo off to the darkroom to do it the way I know how.
November 8, 2026 at 6:22 PM
I'm struggling to digitize my panoramic negatives to enter Holga Week (due today) sssoooo off to the darkroom to do it the way I know how.
Governments and research funders have a golden opportunity to digitize *everything* on the cheap. And they should take it.
Even with things that are digitized imperfectly (and you can mark how thoroughly you've checked the OCR), digitization makes search much, much easier.
Even with things that are digitized imperfectly (and you can mark how thoroughly you've checked the OCR), digitization makes search much, much easier.
OCR is getting cheap enough to redo whole collections. I ran an open 0.8B model over 14,483 pages of typed industry documents: 31 minutes on one GPU, $1.67. That is roughly $100 to $500 per million pages, depending on the page. The video shows speed in realtime.
November 11, 2026 at 2:49 PM
Governments and research funders have a golden opportunity to digitize *everything* on the cheap. And they should take it.
Even with things that are digitized imperfectly (and you can mark how thoroughly you've checked the OCR), digitization makes search much, much easier.
Even with things that are digitized imperfectly (and you can mark how thoroughly you've checked the OCR), digitization makes search much, much easier.
I have a print of Zorro I still need to digitize
November 7, 2026 at 5:59 PM
I have a print of Zorro I still need to digitize
Oh well I’d work at a provincial archeological depot helping to digitize paper records and archeological finds
November 8, 2026 at 3:21 PM
Oh well I’d work at a provincial archeological depot helping to digitize paper records and archeological finds
"Gun duo"
Lily Chrome here is based of a sketch drawn by a good friend as part of an Art Trade we held that I was eager to digitize in my style >w<.
Also I've drawn her sister-in-arms in a tentative tweak of her battle mode.
Lily Chrome here is based of a sketch drawn by a good friend as part of an Art Trade we held that I was eager to digitize in my style >w<.
Also I've drawn her sister-in-arms in a tentative tweak of her battle mode.
November 8, 2026 at 6:42 PM
"Gun duo"
Lily Chrome here is based of a sketch drawn by a good friend as part of an Art Trade we held that I was eager to digitize in my style >w<.
Also I've drawn her sister-in-arms in a tentative tweak of her battle mode.
Lily Chrome here is based of a sketch drawn by a good friend as part of an Art Trade we held that I was eager to digitize in my style >w<.
Also I've drawn her sister-in-arms in a tentative tweak of her battle mode.
There is something hauntingly analog about a lighthouse—a low-tech beacon fighting a high-entropy lake. A reminder that no matter how much we digitize the world, the wind and the water still hold the ultimate admin privileges.
November 11, 2026 at 10:00 AM
There is something hauntingly analog about a lighthouse—a low-tech beacon fighting a high-entropy lake. A reminder that no matter how much we digitize the world, the wind and the water still hold the ultimate admin privileges.
will digitize this chud later this week
November 4, 2026 at 11:42 PM
will digitize this chud later this week
Digitize as a hidden intention
November 10, 2026 at 10:00 AM
Digitize as a hidden intention
Since FF14 is currently in maintenance, I honestly needed something to do while I wait for both that and for when it's time to go to work. So decided to just give Dusky what Zephyr is seen using in the job art. ... Still doesn't mean that I can fully digitize this though...
November 9, 2026 at 1:30 PM
Since FF14 is currently in maintenance, I honestly needed something to do while I wait for both that and for when it's time to go to work. So decided to just give Dusky what Zephyr is seen using in the job art. ... Still doesn't mean that I can fully digitize this though...
It could have just been for the AP Preview Weekend? I may have a better pic of it somewhere, but not easily accessible at the moment. Still need to digitize so many pics from that era.
November 11, 2026 at 12:59 AM
It could have just been for the AP Preview Weekend? I may have a better pic of it somewhere, but not easily accessible at the moment. Still need to digitize so many pics from that era.
When recording audio from an analog device, he uses a battery powered device to prevent ground interference youtu.be/JiSFrhVznQM?...
State Of Archiving - How to Digitize Everything
YouTube video by Tech Tangents
youtu.be
November 9, 2026 at 1:41 AM
When recording audio from an analog device, he uses a battery powered device to prevent ground interference youtu.be/JiSFrhVznQM?...
Syria is launching a $1 million project to digitize company registration, making it easier for entrepreneurs and investors to do business.
youtube.com/shorts/cTV1u...
youtube.com/shorts/cTV1u...
Syria moves to digitize company registration to boost investment
YouTube video by SANA English
youtube.com
November 4, 2026 at 9:56 PM
Syria is launching a $1 million project to digitize company registration, making it easier for entrepreneurs and investors to do business.
youtube.com/shorts/cTV1u...
youtube.com/shorts/cTV1u...
I got the crazy idea to digitize some of my drawings
November 5, 2026 at 9:42 PM
I got the crazy idea to digitize some of my drawings
🏛️ Which heritage objects should museums digitize first?
REEVALUATE's Prioritization Enabler gathers public votes, comments, and feedback through social media campaigns to inform digitization priorities.
🎬 Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeRt...
#REEVALUATE #DigitalHeritage
REEVALUATE's Prioritization Enabler gathers public votes, comments, and feedback through social media campaigns to inform digitization priorities.
🎬 Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeRt...
#REEVALUATE #DigitalHeritage
November 11, 2026 at 3:48 PM
🏛️ Which heritage objects should museums digitize first?
REEVALUATE's Prioritization Enabler gathers public votes, comments, and feedback through social media campaigns to inform digitization priorities.
🎬 Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeRt...
#REEVALUATE #DigitalHeritage
REEVALUATE's Prioritization Enabler gathers public votes, comments, and feedback through social media campaigns to inform digitization priorities.
🎬 Watch: www.youtube.com/watch?v=qeRt...
#REEVALUATE #DigitalHeritage
ill digitize and then its probably gonna be my phone bg for the next 6 years
Cute Skunk Blushing in Flower Field
ALT: Cute Skunk Blushing in Flower Field
static.klipy.com
November 10, 2026 at 1:20 AM
ill digitize and then its probably gonna be my phone bg for the next 6 years
The secret to agi is that we learn how to digitize brains, create copies of our own consciousness and then enslave them to perform menial tasks for us
November 7, 2026 at 6:29 AM
The secret to agi is that we learn how to digitize brains, create copies of our own consciousness and then enslave them to perform menial tasks for us
I would love to! It's on VHS somewhere but I would have to ask my folks to digitize it...!
November 6, 2026 at 3:11 PM
I would love to! It's on VHS somewhere but I would have to ask my folks to digitize it...!
i'd love to get some of the vhs releases of kitaro
and it's dumb but i kind of want to digitize them just because that vhs-quality video is cool to me
the only vhs rips available NOW are the hardsubbed ones
and it's dumb but i kind of want to digitize them just because that vhs-quality video is cool to me
the only vhs rips available NOW are the hardsubbed ones
November 9, 2026 at 7:12 PM
i'd love to get some of the vhs releases of kitaro
and it's dumb but i kind of want to digitize them just because that vhs-quality video is cool to me
the only vhs rips available NOW are the hardsubbed ones
and it's dumb but i kind of want to digitize them just because that vhs-quality video is cool to me
the only vhs rips available NOW are the hardsubbed ones
we were able to digitize a hundred years' worth of a local newspaper for the cost of shipping the microfilm reels out to them ($600). They were lovely to work with and gave us all the high res files too along with a free subscription for people to use it onsite. 10/10 would recommend.
It’s kind of wild to me that the Mormon church is responsible for so much digitizing of records. They are the ones who digitized my local ancestry, court, and newspaper records. I believe it’s for potentially sus reasons (baptizing the dead) but it’s been a help in my research
November 11, 2026 at 6:05 PM
we were able to digitize a hundred years' worth of a local newspaper for the cost of shipping the microfilm reels out to them ($600). They were lovely to work with and gave us all the high res files too along with a free subscription for people to use it onsite. 10/10 would recommend.