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by jsmith99 4y ago
'resolution' is usually used just to mean the number of pixels: nothing about how much ligh they capture or what sort of lens and processing.
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by jsmith99 4y ago
It's not about better or worse, it's about trade offs. At small social media sizes pictures will look better from a phone than from an enthusiast camera. Sharpening is a destructive process and the appropriate amount depends on ho
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Others have already explained, but many medium format camera systems were made to be modular long before the advent of digital. The viewfinder, lens, or the bit at the back which holds the film could all be hot swapped if you wanted to swit
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by jsmith99 4y ago
Blogs that give the impression of honest reviews but are actually low quality content scraped from the product description. The purpose is to make money on the affiliate links when you buy their recommendations.
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They also specifically ask for people who made withdrawals. In a fraud like this, those who lost money often recover from the people who got out in time. Eg almost 90% of the losses from Bernie Madoff were recovered by suing those who innoc
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by jsmith99 4y ago
Symmetric encryption should still be unbreakable even against quantum computers or any advances in prime numbers. Given we currently trust CAs they could switch to something like Kerberos.
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Only saw the reply late. All enterprise features seem fully open source. Eg SSO is in the source at https://github.com/bitwarden/server/tree/master/bitwarden_li... Correction: that part of the source see
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Which bit of bitwarden is not FOSS?
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It sounds interesting but your landing page is broken on mobile as it has a min width wider than my screen and scrolling disabled.
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I don't think that's the issue - if you expect returns in a healthy economy to be below the cost of capital then we have bigger issues.
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As an accountant and auditor I would call this an assurance engagement, not an audit.
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Are you the writer? In what way was the rise of Vanguard driven by cheap credit?
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Hadrian's wall?
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Generally most wine magazines don't publish the scores of the really bad stuff and the makers don't send it in for review. Most cellar tracker users also have fairly high average ratings, simply because they know what they like an
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The DX codes on the edge of the film strip aren't as well known as canister DX codes but contain more information. They were very useful when I was scanning old negatives.
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Clickbait perhaps, but I don't think The Register is especially right wing and they did put spyware in inverted commas, just like you did. The case also alleges that the app uploads emails and contact databases and doesn't provide
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by jsmith99 4y ago
Whatever you think of the Kochs, their views are generally more libertarian than Republican, eg pro marijuana, anti Trump, David Koch was (inconsistently) pro abortion. So this policy is pretty typical for him.
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Presumably it means you need to turn the computer off within 5m of the encryption occuring and don't turn it on again till you boot the live cd?
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The key question is, what proportion of zlibrary users would have purchased the books legitimately if piracy didn't exist, or would have been able to afford it? Anecdotally I suspect most pirates have little income for books but I can&
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by jsmith99 4y ago
The branded lenses are often expensive and therefore high margin, so most opticians will have them available, but few people order them so they are unlikely to mention their existence. As to which are best, you are best finding an independe
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Good lenses are important - I was sceptical but I'm much happier with my Seiko 1.74 double aspheric than with my old glasses which were Specsaver's 1.74 aspherics: flatter front and less distortion and rainbow effects (chromatic a
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by jsmith99 4y ago
Crossrail involved tunneling under some of the most expensive property in the world, while passing within inches of existing underground tunnels. There are several fascinating documentaries.
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It's actually a really elegant solution as there is nil correlation of risk: the key is useless without physical access and physical access is useless without knowing the login. Your government might be able to get the key - if that&#x
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Yes, this is click bait. There is a message you have to approve to turn on 'connected experiences'.
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by jsmith99 4y ago
It seems hard to find a universal recommendation. I've heard good things about Arq although it didn't work well for me personally whereas ironically Duplicati did, although I'm currently using Restic.
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Restic is CLI focused whereas Duplicati is GUI focused. Restic is based around repositories, which can contain multiple backups from multiple sources, whereas Duplicati's backups are not (although the actual backup format is similarly
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A more accurate description might be that Duplicati is a free open source Windows version of Duplicity. It works pretty well, by the way.
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The Nikon photos will be under sharpened because it's so easy to apply sharpening in post, and the amount of sharpening is very dependent on the size and format of your desired output. Also, in ideal conditions (medium sized, evenly an
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GCP have a few good choices for a Heroku alternative. App Engine standard also has a free tier of 28 instance hours a day and has convenient deploy and tracing features built in. But GCP has no free tier transactional SQL database.
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The damage done is far greater than the gain to the thief.

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