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mikae1
4y ago
Here's[1] a Wim Hof breathing exercise with 56 million “views”. I've been doing it for two years now. I watched the video once (the narration is painful) and I've been doing it without guidance since. I've had been doing
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4y ago
Depends on what you feel about Electron apps? :)
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4y ago
Is there anything there for people like us ? Can't remember the last time I got excited about upgrading macOS.
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> I use Arch Linux and really appreciate it for the documentation and the rolling release. I wouldn't say it's intuitive for a Linux beginner, though. Expected features don't exist until you go out of your way to install
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4y ago
> any suggestions for a "I'm middle aged with children so I need an it just works distro"? The latest and greatest recommendation is now openSUSE Tumbleweed (rolling yet stable). Fedora was the recommendation of 2021. Ma
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4y ago
I've had not reason to pick freemium Obsidian over open source https://logseq.com/ .
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4y ago
Did you try https://logseq.com/ ? I've had not reason to pick freemium Obsidian over open source Logseq.
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4y ago
Exactly what I was researching only a few weeks ago. Did not find anything satisfactory. This looks very promising.
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4y ago
This is too funny. The Cardhop icon (packed with “personality”) praised at the end of the blog post now looks like this: https://flexibits.com/img/new-fantastical/logo/product/cardh...
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4y ago
ADJUSTMENT LAYERS, ADJUSTMENT LAYERS, ADJUSTMENT LAYERS (as Steve Ballmer would've put it). For now I use Krita because... Well, adjustment layers.
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HashOver – Self-hosted flat-file comment system in PHP
(barkdull.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Sidebery[0] and Tree Style Tab[1] are excellent reasons to stay with Firefox (or any of its derivatives). > Containers! This is one of the biggest reasons to stick with Firefox. Too bad you still can't chose what add-ons that shou
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4y ago
> No way, we should expect 14k video out of this! Output resolution for video is something different altogether. > There are some other comments here already explaining that without better optics or a larger sensor, you really won&
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I suspect there will be some pixel binning going on. Should we expect 50 MP output? I'd believe so. I wish there'd be more focus on actual limitations in phone photography. On phones with multiple lenses/sensors the lenses wi
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https://quotebacks.net/ are popular among the IndieWebsters.
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> Can you explain why this is the case? Because Schrems II[1]. As an example, the city of Stockholm will stop using 365[2] (for the time being). [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Schrems#Schrems_II [2] https:
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First, can we please stop replacing every word in the dictionary with “experience”? https://youtu.be/nGHbOckpifw Many of European states (including mine) are looking into ways of replacing Teams and Office 365. Video/v
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Or it will be the 15% that takes those positions while the 85% stay glued to TikTok…
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Anecdotally, I've used HiDPI alongside 1x res monitors since 2015 now, and I can honestly say I don't care much about which one I'm using for reading and writing. What does matter though is gray uniformity and the size of t
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4y ago
> Simply not true. Sorry, I don't understand. What is “simply not true”?
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> It's Linux software. Support for other operating systems is an afterthought. This is the correct answer. I actually switched to Linux from macOS partly to be able to run darktable in a more native setting.
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> I don't want to do elaborate stuff like working with masks / applying filters to sections of the photo only. Only thing I usually do is increase saturation, and, rarely, brightness/aperture. You can't change the a
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> This has nothing to do with the "camera maker's JPEG engine." The RAW file actually contains the camera's settings at the time of shooting, in other software they can re-use those settings to generate something ver
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> The color science is missed up in Darktable […], I just couldn't get something decent out. If you want help you need to explain what you did or tried. Did you work in display referred or scene referred? I can recommend submittin
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If I need to pick a favorite: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMbDlOwmmQnkRmcb2_5WERg
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darktable has a pretty steep learning curve and it introduces concepts from cinema (the scene referred workflow) that may be known to video editors and colorists, but that are surely alien even to seasoned still image editors and retouchers
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Bonfire Social – Tend to your digital life in community
(bonfirenetworks.org)
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Last time I used Iceraven many, but far from all, extensions were whitelisted. What's worse, bookmarklets were as broken in Iceraven as in Firefox. I never though it would happen (I've been an extremely loyal Firefox user), but I
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Also, recently: https://www.salon.com/2022/04/30/influencer-culture-is-every... (Not about Gen Z specifically)
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> Not having a replaceable battery is a real problem. It's such a big problem—not only for the consumer, but also for the environment—that it shouldn't be legal.
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