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120photo
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Comment #36439016
How about everyone chip in so that Rocky/Alma can get a subscription to RHEL and get the source that way? The GPL does not say they have to publish the code in the wild just that t…
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Comment #35632302
Are non destructive layers a thing yet?
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Comment #33561183
Not me but my wife. Will just put this out there for anyone else, the advancements made in Cancer treatment in the past few years are impressive. Don't lose hope. Also, listen to y…
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Comment #33561110
I seen what inflammation in the brain causes, not pretty.
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Comment #33556557
Do you know if CAR-T or CRISPR technology goes into the brain?
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Comment #33261053
I stepped away for a few months to sort it out. Did not like where I worked and love where I am now. Same line of work different company.
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Comment #32551481
I trust Rossmann, He will give Apple (or any company) credit when they do something right. Apple lost my trust years ago.
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Comment #32413477
I have AT&T fiber right now (500 plan) and Google has become available in the past couple months. AT&T has been great but if my intro rate goes up next month I will switch to Googl…
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Comment #32413368
Did some research and Ridgid is king. Also seen that HF Bauer vacs are also a strong competitor. Do love that I can wash the filter on my Redgid and install those bags.
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Comment #32267413
I'll one up this one. Years ago I worked IT at a film lab that also did onsite digital capture. There was a photo shoot going on and I needed to go onsite to troubleshoot a compute…
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Comment #32143131
I tried porting a Python utility I wrote to Go specifically because I did not want people to have to install any 3rd party libraries (in this case just one). If anything I had a mu…
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Comment #32073042
Nikon F mount...
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Comment #31861550
You can think of it as free work, of you can think of it as people building something they care about. When I post on here I don't think of it as free work but more as contributing…
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Comment #31848736
Local development of k8s apps without having to deploy to a k8s cluster that you may or may not need to setup.
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Comment #31667385
Speak with them and let them know you can move in January. If they value you they will be willing to make an exception.
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Comment #31265098
Syncthing Plex Gitea Searx
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Comment #31248050
I was a old Final Cut Pro guy (never really got into the new X version). I was able to pickup resolve just fine and they make great improvements each year. If all you are doing is …
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Comment #31115153
OSX server was nice, but I saw the writing on the wall years ago when they killed xserver and other products. I learned long ago never to put long term faith in their products.
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Comment #30945321
I look into what it going on from time to time, they are in the process of moving from GTK v2 to v3. Apparently it is not a easy transition but when it is done (GIMP v3) implementi…
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Comment #30923283
Affinity is great but there is also not as much training as PS, but for the price it is worth having. One thing that Affinity and PhotoLine can do that PS can't is make curves adju…
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Comment #30920894
1) > (Oh, and to address your specific point, the designers spend exactly zero hours watching training and tutorials on the Adobe website). Yes, most of the time when you know your…
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Comment #30918667
I am going to plug Andy Astbury's YouTube channel here, specifically his fantastic RawTherapee tutorials. Where Adobe, MS, and other big companies thrive is the amount of high qual…
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Comment #29257743
Damage control
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Comment #28075623
I got PhotoLine running under Wine. The interface is not as "sexy" but the capabilities of PL are great and in many ways better than PS or Affinity Photo. PL has been around almost…
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Comment #28041207
Building a OpenBSD router has always been one of those projects in the back of my head but just never had the time. I plan on upgrading my home network in the next year and am cons…