Post #991835

2026-04-07 15:06 UTC

By the way, did you know that some of the Windows Spotlight lockscreen images (which get cached in your ~\AppData\Local) have an *extensive* history of where the PSD template has been exported.

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@grawity@social.treehouse.systems 2026-04-07 15:09

Like this single .jpg file contains around 1700 history entries with ~1000 unique file names stored within. The photoshop 16:9/9:16 crop template got reused a lot.

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@grawity@social.treehouse.systems 2026-04-07 15:22

my completely normal workflow: - trying to pick a good wallpaper for my WinXP laptop, as one does - browsing my homedir SMB share in XnView - 'hmm, many of them still have XMP/IPTC/EXIF data', but XnView only shows EXIF, not XMP - double-click the .bat file on my desktop that rsh's to my home server and starts Xterm through the network - exiftool in the xterm shows a lot more details - :o - hit Ctrl-Shift-P to have SnagIt screenshot the xterm to the SMB share - Syncthing on home server picks up the screenshot in ~/Dropbox and syncs to the Microserver at work - too lazy to pacaur -y toot, so ssh to the server at work because I already have toot installed there - run chafa to display the screenshot via SIXEL to make sure it's the right one - toot post -m snag0012.png -d "alt text goes here" <<< "witty text goes here" - Ctrl-x ctrl-e the bash command to fix a typo before sending

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