CIRCLE WITH A DOT

@da_667 time to go find some memes about pens...

I learned a new thing about MBTA PD operations! They'll use the repeater output for tactical ops

I know this because south station is a mess and I keep hearing "direct" on the dispatch channel

It is very on brand for Google to say "missing something? Click here to go back to the old view"

Why would I be missing functionality in the new version? Hmm Google?

Based on MIT Police scanner traffic there may be an ICE presence on or near MIT's campus in the area of 77 Massachusetts Ave in Cambridge

MIT PD traffic is not encrypted and is carried on the CoMIRS Cambridge digital trunking system for those wondering. Working on pulling recording.

#Cambridge #Cambridgema #MIT #ICE

Oh this is 100% joint op testing with comms between BOSOX37 and MSP Air 4 on SOPS-1

And there's a C-32B (00-9001) coming into Joint Base Cape Cod. The hell is that doing there

"Going to be testing a few federal channels"

So some sort of testing with MSP air assets and ground units is happening on SOPS-1. Wonder if this is World Cup prep because it's too early to be Marathon and that's already pretty well established

An MSP helicopter is going up 495 from Joint Base Cape Cod though MSP has started turning off their air unit transponders so might not be related

Released some vibe coded python scripts that I created (not wrote, because lol) to solve some photo organization problems that were self inflicted

GitHub - farewell-ladmin/organize-tiff-lab-scans: A tool for organizing film scanner output, detecting edits, and identifying non-scanner files. Very much vibe coded and TIFF focused.

A tool for organizing film scanner output, detecting edits, and identifying non-scanner files. Very much vibe coded and TIFF focused. - farewell-ladmin/organize-tiff-lab-scans

GitHub (github.com)

It's been tested on Windows and macOS but the "detection" data is pretty specific for me so needs to be updated

Basically if you have both edits and originals in the same folder and want to batch throw those edits into a subfolder this does this. It also does some basic "film scanner" vs "DSLR" detection and shoves those somewhere else

It's half of a workflow for curating a dataset to train a noise reduction model and I didn't feel like going through a bunch of folders and re-organizing.

I'm sure there are other tools that do this also it does move files around so may want to test it on a small amount of files first

Though I imagine nobody but me will use this but off into the world it goes. It's probably jank as shit but it works. Probably will end up re-writing this when I actually sit down and learn python properly.