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by quitit 2y ago
A non-expert workflow for photoshop is editing images in the CMYK colour mode and handling the use of specials such as pantone colours or custom ink mixes. Photopea has a CMYK mode, which is great, but despite the document being in CMYK mod
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by quitit 2y ago
I hear your concerns, but one needs to find the dividing line between adversarial online discourse and the reality of what is being offered. If OpenAI looks scary because there is a buzz around it, then that's indicative that one is bu
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by quitit 2y ago
Photoshop falls into a category where people assume it's the best because it's used by professionals - and so that's what they want to be using. The problem is that people assume professional graphics is just drawing pictures
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by quitit 2y ago
Exactly this, the current top comment decries how their sales were affected by Teams, but there is no moat on video-calling software. Without a unique proposition disruption was bound to come knocking. Apple bundles Team's-like functio
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by quitit 2y ago
Relevant part of the original article (FT.com) - guardian have merely editorialised it.¹ >But Apple on Friday said complexities in making the system compatible with EU rules — which have forced it to make critical parts of its iOS softwa
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by quitit 2y ago
Considering European modern history and how the EU white-washes all their tech legislation as "pro consumer rights" (it's protectionism¹ ² ³). One would think that the EU would be the last place on earth to introduce such obv
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by quitit 2y ago
> There is so much misinformation about this. I honestly find that more interesting than the announcement. This feature and how it is implemented has been very clearly and very widely promoted in non-technical, no-jargon language. It is
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by quitit 2y ago
It's interesting to me that this isn't a wider complaint by the ftc. Like here's some examples that I think also deserve some attention: - Adobe released a stock image service, then bundled this deeply into their products. Th
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by quitit 2y ago
0% credit card offers usually include an establishment fee and will charge interest, fees or both for late payments. Some are also merely introductory offers to a permanent credit card. Apple Pay Later did not include fees or interest for t
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by quitit 2y ago
That's my poor word choice as I also mention Keychain access in the same sentence. I meant this in the sense of addressing people that stated that putting a password manager in Safari is vendor lock in, and accessing passwords via othe
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by quitit 2y ago
That's an interesting take because I can see how this reduces lock-in: 1. It's now easier to access passwords on the mac because you no longer are forced to use Safari to view passwords, nor have to sort through the technical entr
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by quitit 2y ago
> No, bla bla irrelevant comment. No, the commenters I'm referring to are ones that think Apple including a password manager is anticompetitive lock in, and other similar comments that are clearly unaware that this is not new functi
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by quitit 2y ago
Seems to be the case that commenters do not know that Keychain Access exists. Apple has tried various approaches of surfacing this functionality (eg the passwords panel in Safari and again in iOS’s settings app). This just seems to be the
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by quitit 2y ago
We already know there is no way make a back door that only the "good guys" can access. However I see that discussion as moot because governments past and present already abuse the information technology they have access to. Below
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by quitit 2y ago
Adobe have released a statement on the topic: https://blog.adobe.com/en/publish/2024/06/06/clarification-a... Interestingly the problematic language was already in the terms prior to this update.
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by quitit 2y ago
Some people in the 80s thought innovation looked like squeezing a quartz digital clock into every conceivable object. Some people today think that squeezing an AI image generator into Bing and Facebook is what innovation looks like.
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Even if this is not what Adobe are doing, the author of the tweet is not incorrect to make such an interpretation from the terms. Now would be a good time for Adobe to do away with vague "catch all" language, because we now live i
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by quitit 2y ago
The tech community is inherently cynical, not because we dwell in basements and fear sunlight, but because we've been around long enough to see the corruptive effects of the big business side of tech. The article is well balanced and i
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by quitit 2y ago
I'm all for it, but not for the same reasons as Meta. The success of apps like TikTok and Instagram lay in the endless scrolling feeds. Any kind of forced interruption is going to snap people out of that trance and provide the needed i
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by quitit 2y ago
I wonder how things would have turned out if OpenAI never contacted Johansson or referenced the film 'Her' in a tweet. I saw Her, I watched the GPT-4o keynote and personally didn't notice any connection in the voices until it
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by quitit 2y ago
I recall the graphics of titles such as Myst and Donkey Kong Country were in itself newsworthy. There was definitely something appealing in these lower-resolution rendered graphics for the way they hid the imperfections of computer graphics
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by quitit 2y ago
No - it's the part where you assert something conspicuously dim-witted and expect others to nod along without question. Go on, where's your evidence.
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A fuller detailing of the case is available from this news article: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-05-14/military-whistleblowe... While this article is from the nationally funded news broadcaster it is the same
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by quitit 2y ago
>The keyboard, trackpad, and fans, mostly. read that again, but slowly.
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by quitit 2y ago
Compare the hardware specs between the iPad and the Laptops. The laptops have significantly larger batteries and active cooling, while not being as light, thin or running a display against the main heat producing components, while the iPad
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by quitit 2y ago
The iPad is mirroring the development of the original personal computer. Bit by bit more tasks can be done on it as well as some new ones that aren't suited to traditional PCs. Just like we see today with phones, laptops, desktops, mai
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I disagree, while the marketing is carefully worded, it doesn't say that and both Proton's privacy policy and their transparency report detail what kinds of information they gather and how often they hand over that data. https:&#
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by quitit 2y ago
It seems there is some mental conflict going in readers between the reality of what ProtonMail does for its customers and their expectations of what kinds of protections a legitimate business can provide. Both ProtonMail and Apple will chal
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>There's nothing specific to Spotify. Well suited doesn't meant designed for, and that's not the implication. The thread of this conversation is why someone might use Audio Hijack instead of a no-cost alternative (of which
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>Does anyone know why this is? Because the subtractive primaries (CMY) in reality are imperfect, they cannot absorb 100% of the light that is shone upon them. This is also hampered by whatever substrate the inks are being applied to. (Ta

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