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Comment #49121018
And that's a good wake-up call. The next thing "escaping" might be a sufficiently advanced model in a country already historically involved in manual cyberattacks.
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Comment #49099271
RapidRaw is too much AI-focused, with the typical drawback that you cannot tell the AI that it is wrong. You want to remove something from the photo by inpainting something else ov…
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Comment #49043934
Even though I am not a Debian project member, let me express my dissatisfaction with Proposal A. The proposed addition to the Social Contract (i.e., the LLM contribution ban), by i…
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Comment #49033076
Try a gaming monitor, Gigabyte AORUS FV43U.
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Comment #48985715
I was one of those initiators of a rewrite. And I was facing a real problem: the codebase was in C, all C developers except me left, I was going to leave too, and both our HR depar…
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Comment #48850408
I do have a DNS server in my LAN, with some records served to internal clients only. But the _acme-challenge record needs to be public for the DNS-01 validation to succeed. The poi…
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Comment #48847791
My preferred procedure is to use DNS-01 validation and have no publicly accessible "A" or "AAAA" record for internal services. Or even a more extreme example: https://crt.sh/?id=27…
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Comment #48819449
I am not a lawyer, but, as a Russian citizen, let me warn you. The very fact that your comment criticizing the EU regime, that you yourself admit could send you to jail, is online …
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Comment #48541572
And the worst part is, I have seen computer repair shops that refuse to work with a laptop if it has an encrypted system drive, under the guise of "how would we then validate the f…
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Comment #48460686
It's Sectigo under the hood.
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Comment #48441572
Yes. Darktable courses go as far as saying "ignore all modules and sliders not mentioned in this course" - which of course works until you get an assignment that is best solved wit…
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Comment #48407095
I think you missed the point. Darktable, effectively, has a parametric curve (implemented by the tone mapper) at the end of its processing chain. And this "curve" will, by default,…
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Comment #48394696
I have a different problem with Lightroom being an industrial standard. If you avoid Lightroom, you cannot find a photography teacher. You can find a Darktable teacher, and I did. …
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Comment #48391597
I suggest that you try https://artraweditor.github.io/ as an alternative.
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Comment #48391588
Darktable 5.6 will have AI masks. Anyway, I tried them, and found that, after you master the "a few rough brush strokes + adjust feathering and mask opacity until it snaps" and "ov…
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Comment #48352983
Except if your country is under sanctions.
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Comment #48004578
I confirm the same experience. I tried to port the Dynamic Range Optimization code in OpenCamera from Java to mathematical formulas (i.e., the spec), with the intention to translat…
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Comment #47869783
Using multi-level grayscale instead of just two pixel states, on and off, can produce readable text at even smaller font sizes. The catch is that I have to say "text", not "letters…
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Comment #47761987
To give DarkTable credit, neural-network-based denoising will be in the next major release (5.6). And even without neural networks, DarkTable denoising is better than open-source c…
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Comment #47704649
The thing is, 127.0.0.53 is a fallback. The real default upstream is nss_resolve, which talks to systemd-resolved via non-DNS protocol on a UNIX-domain socket. Ubuntu disabled this…
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Comment #47686347
General comments below. The article says: "Already, it feels like there’s not much left for a human teacher to contribute, they believed". I also got a question over IM on whether …
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Comment #47648707
> Anyone that cannot take 5 minutes to set up commit signing with a $40 usb smartcard to prevent impersonation has absolutely no business writing widely depended upon FOSS software…
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Comment #47648553
And even a mobile app (or, in fact, any single-person 2FA) would be unnecessary if we had a requirement for another live person to approve the release. As a bonus, a two-maintainer…