>>1328062 (prev.)
>#6db492
thanks, anon.
>Closest websafe color is: #66cc99.
https://www.colorhexa.com/66cc99
>#66cc99 color hex could be obtained by blending #ccffff with #009933. #66cc99 (or #6c9) is a websafe color.
If c=3, 66cc99 would = 663399.
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Again, not sure if anything, but quite an intriguing set of colors nonetheless.
>>1328831 (p.b.'s)
>http://maybepizza.com/
yeah, just found that too…very odd. Gus' personal blog:
←- http://shapeof.com/
he also links to this,
>https://flyingmeat.com/acorn/
<Acorn is an image editor for macOS 10.11 and later. One of a kind, no subscriptions, no hassle.
Which is a strange coincidence considering the post that got us going down this rabbit hole:
as much as i like beer and cookies, wasn't i, anon. who originally posted the stegsolve –
just also fascinated by steganography, & think there could be something very relevant to our Qrumb decoding.
would be happy to add some absinthe & brownies to the pot though. may just try to figure this stuff out myself in the meantime.
appreciate the kind words nonetheless. constant challenge to marry brevity w/ courtesy at times, i know all too well.
aerogels & nanomaterials -→ next gen evolutionary tech…
>https://phys.org/news/2017-06-
guinness-world-graphene-aerogel-dense.html
To 3-D print graphene aerogel, the researchers use a modified inkjet printer that uses two nozzles. They 3-D print droplets of a graphene oxide and water mixture in a freezer on a cold plate that is minus 20 degrees Celsius. This method creates a 3-D ice structure of graphene and frozen water, which helps the graphene to maintain its shape, Lin said.
thanks for the geneology dig, anon.
strangely enough, we've been also digging an August Mueller, currently living as an app developer with a fascination for pizza –
Not saying the living Gus has family ties to the living Robert Mueller - impossible to tell yes or no without a deeper dig.
> Daneborg is first and foremost the headquarters of the Sirius patrol
SIRIUS-lee???
>https://rgdn.info/en/dogony._prishelcy_korablya_nommo_iz_sozvezdiya_bolshogo_psa
<disclaimer : out there…
article substantially expands information about such a mysterious and extraordinary African tribe as the Dogon. It turns out these people are extraordinary not only because they still preserve certain astronomical and cosmological knowledge, which according to official history cannot be possessed by such savages, but also because of the emergence itself of these people on the planet Earth.
The Dogon believe Sirius is a triple star consisting of the main star Sigi Tolo and the stars Po Tolo and Emme Ya Tolo. They remarkably precisely indicate the period of rotation of the two smaller stars around the main one – 50 earthly years (modern data: 49.9 years). Moreover, their ancient myths contain information that Po Tolo has a minor size along with enormous mass and density.
Methods of modern science have ascertained that Sirius is a binary star, and its second component is the white dwarf Sirius B, the density of which may reach 50 tons per cubic centimetre…
Astronomers in different countries today debate whether the third component – Sirius C star – exists in this stellar system. Several astronomers even asserted “it had been observed a telescope”… Although such observations have neither been repeated nor confirmed, a number of experts believe the irregularity of Sirius A trajectory is due to the third star effect.
>Daneborg is first and foremost the headquarters of the Sirius patrol
Why members of an elite Danish force patrol the rooftop of the world … by dog sled.
By Denver David Robinson, Contributor JUNE 22, 2016
Since 1953 the Sirius Patrol has operated under its original mandate – to enforce Denmark’s sovereignty in this territory that lies entirely above the Arctic Circle. The unit’s origins can be traced to a decree issued in 1933 by the League of Nations’ Permanent Court of International Justice, which settled a longstanding dispute between Norway and Denmark over which country could claim Greenland. The court ruled in Denmark’s favor but required it to maintain a continual presence in Northeast Greenland thereafter.
While most soldiers around the world worry about the dangers of war, members of Denmark’s unique Sledge Patrol Sirius face a different set of challenges – cryogenic winds, quaggy glaciers, frostbite, and polar bears.
In February, the US Embassy in Copenhagen arranged a diplomatic mission to NE Greenland, led by the American ambassador to Denmark, Rufus Gifford.
Greenland has become increasingly important to Mr. Gifford’s work since the US became the chair of the eight-nation Arctic Council in 2015.
>https://www.csmonitor.com/World/2016/0622/The-world-s-most-unusual-military-unit
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