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by 120photo 6y ago
Now any ding dong on the web can present their information as if they are experts and it gets mixed in with legit info.
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by 120photo 6y ago
You can always do what Theo did when he was not happy with NetBSD... check out the code, fork, and start your own BSD OS project. The dude is crazy but there is some level of madness that makes projects like these possible. Look at what Ter
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by 120photo 6y ago
FreeBSD was the system where I really really learned to use UNIX like systems. I had a home server and followed book "How to Build a Server with FreeBSD 7" and that was a helpful guide. Michael Lucas' "Absolute FreeBSD&q
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by 120photo 6y ago
I actually just finished moving from 1Password to Enpass. KeePassXC was in the mix and is nice but what killed it for me was the lack of credit card / template support. Did not like the 1Password move from offline storage to online syn
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by 120photo 6y ago
They tried something, failed, now they are changing course. That is a plus in my book. I have a 2016 15" MBP and I hate the keyboard. One of the worst laptops ever made by Apple. I hope next they bring back letting user upgrade compone
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by 120photo 7y ago
I love this site and visit from time to time. It reminds me of a time when you thought of web design as art. Now it feels like playing with building blocks.
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by 120photo 7y ago
This is dope! Love it, web needs more art.
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by 120photo 7y ago
Whenever I see anything from The verge all I can think off is that terrible build your own PC video.
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by 120photo 7y ago
RawTherapee is great. I also use Digikam. Linux is great but I needed Photoshop (GIMP is not there yet). There are also a handful of mac OS apps without replacements. I upgraded my Hackintosh build and for a while had Arch Linux running on
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by 120photo 7y ago
Upgraded my 2011 Hackintosh last year: i7-950 -> x5680 overclocked to 4.25GHz (good enough can probably go up). Upgraded from 12GB RAM to 24GB triple channel RAM (can upgrade to 48GB). Also upgraded from a old 1.5GB video card to the Sap
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by 120photo 7y ago
I was in Chinatown (NYC) about a month ago helping at a event when this German woman walks over asking for help (very poor Spoken English). Three German tourist with their luggage dead tired and long story short their host canceled on them
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by 120photo 7y ago
I'll second this. Many of them are fine but there are a lot of jack @$$3s out there on ebikes not considering they now have a motor powering their bikes.
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by 120photo 7y ago
Also many electric bike riders don't take the extra power into consideration when they speed down those bike lanes. I overheard a conversation at the office recently where the topic was the number of bike deaths this year (I work/
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by 120photo 7y ago
I been there. I once ended up there on a Saturday night and it was a night club with people dressed up straight out of the roaring 20's. Apparently it turns into a club at night. If you get the change it is worth checking out. If you a
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by 120photo 7y ago
Photographers will tell you that using rechargeable batteries are the way to go when it comes to using flash/speedlights. They charge up much quicker than Alkaline and they either work or do not. Alkaline charges you flash at a slower
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by 120photo 7y ago
I have a Epson Perfection 4490 with no 64bit drivers. I will need to either run Windows or a older version of Mac OS / OS X. I'm sure there are other use cases where one will need a older system. I was actually going to go down th
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by 120photo 8y ago
There is more on the line when a wedding is involved. The "narrative" that is the wedding causes more stress when all details don't fit the couples narrative. You are not just paying for goods you are paying for the service a
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by 120photo 8y ago
I believe this is a key reason Blender is as good as it is today; they developed a tool that addressed the needs of artist that use their software (scratching a need).
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by 120photo 8y ago
Adjustment layers....
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by 120photo 9y ago
Different market. You could say they missed the market on medium and large format cameras until you realize they were in the 35mm camera market. Different optics and recording medium size compared to smart phones.
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by 120photo 9y ago
Apple goes where the money is. I'm sure they have ran the numbers. If this makes financial sense I'm sure they are willing to drop the professional graphics market. Still waiting on that new Mac Pro?
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by 120photo 9y ago
Yes you can but then you would have to be able to prove that an infringement took place after you registered. I don't recall the site off the top of my head but there is a service for photographers that will scrape the web and search f
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by 120photo 9y ago
I don't know about international and only know the basics in the US. As a photographer I own the copyright the moment I create an image but to actually be able to sue for copyright infringements (and get money) I would need to register
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by 120photo 9y ago
The first thing a lawyer will ask a photographer is, "Did you register your copyright?" No lawyer is going to take a case if you don't register your copyright as there is no money to be won.
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by 120photo 9y ago
I have used PS for 15+ years mostly for photography work. I would not describe myself as a power user but so far I like it. The biggest advantage PS has over anything else (including GIMP) is training, the Adobe ecosystem has so much rich t
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by 120photo 9y ago
I curious as to who is using GIMP for serious work. I have tried it numerous time in the past but always end up going back to PS. As of late I been making a switch to Affinity Photo but have always been pulling for GIMP.
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by 120photo 12y ago
node.js
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by 120photo 12y ago
OS X is a great desktop and thing just work out of the box. Setting up OS X as a web server is doable but the experience is a lot like trying to setup Linux / BSD as a desktop, you can do it but really it is not the main focus of the s
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by 120photo 12y ago
Atom been working just fine.