mizaru

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by mizaru 9y ago
You don't need a prescription for it in Germany (up to 400 mg AFAIK), but it may only be sold in pharmacies.
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by mizaru 9y ago
>wisdom in its design Design choices in TempleOS are basically made by rolling dice.
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by mizaru 9y ago
A lot of popular iOS apps are doing this, which I personally find extremely annoying.
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by mizaru 9y ago
A lot of them probably run an outdated Joomla.
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by mizaru 9y ago
Sony cameras run Linux and contain an Android subsystem (mostly 2.x AFAIK). A "cold boot" takes a bit longer (3-4 seconds), the main UI and camera functions are implemented natively as far as I can tell and Android is only used fo
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by mizaru 9y ago
The browser is part of Android, as are the apps. Input is slightly better on cameras that have a touch screen.
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by mizaru 9y ago
Sony camera firmwares already include an Android subsystem...
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by mizaru 9y ago
That fake bokeh looks really awful IMHO.
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by mizaru 9y ago
It's not his job to keep up with a prematurely produced TV series, though.
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by mizaru 9y ago
Real authors use WordStar 4.0
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by mizaru 9y ago
That wasn't an option before iOS 8, I think. edit: I'm not entirely sure if it's possible to do something like this using launch screens.
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by mizaru 9y ago
30MB for the app itself seems excessive, though.
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by mizaru 9y ago
You can even write your own apps, but since that's not officially supported by Sony the process is probably quite painful. See https://github.com/ma1co/OpenMemories-Framework
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by mizaru 10y ago
The Sony A6300 offers 13.7 stops of dynamic range (according to DxOMark, so not entirely uncontroversial). The slightly more expensive Nikon D810 goes up to 14.8 stops. It's hard to find definitive numbers for film, though.
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by mizaru 10y ago
It's been 'back' since... around 2013?
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by mizaru 10y ago
You don't need Sierra to run 8.1
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by mizaru 10y ago
In some countries (e.g. Germany), asking such questions violates labor law.