Haven’t found Any paid or non-paid software for Android that would have rating/grading of photos.
Asked on Lemmy, tried almost every editing app there is.
Lightroom is the only one, and only with subscription, where you could do this.
Not FOSS alternatives for quick editing are Snapseed and if you have Pixel — Google Photos app.
It should be built in at this point. It’s annoying to apply userChrome.css tweaks to remove normal tabs and sidebar header.
People use whatever ‘Internet icon’ came with their device and live their ignorant, but happy life :)
Even funnier with the front guy’s (Medic) patch saying ‘Shut the fuck up all of you’ in Ukrainian.
I really wanted to use something FOSS or at least non-adobe, but after a few hours gave up and bought a year subscription for Lightroom.
My use-case: on Android tablet I need a rating/flagging functionality with photo management. It just doesn’t exist outside of Lightroom unfortunately.
I use Darktable on Laptop. There is no iOS/Android version.
Open for suggestions if I missed something.
Refuse > Reduce > Reuse > Repurpose > Recycle
5 Rs rule
Most companies I worked with had a choice of the work laptop, usually Windows/Linux or MacBook. And the trick is, you cannot buy cheap MacBook. So the choice is using linux but with a terrible screen, unusable trackpad and bad hardware, or take MacBook and enjoy all premium.
So I always take MacBook and then ask for a local workstation where I will have linux with i3 / Sway WM.
I have a Samsung TV (was not my choice), and it’s a hell for privacy, software is terrible.
Now it has no access to any network, all features that could be disabled are disabled. I use CCwGTV as an OS for my apps, but that could be any dongle or PC.
Should be a norm, IMHO :)
Those snippets could be a category on firefox AddOn store. With reviews, comments, screenshots etc, just like themes. Installable / previewable with a single click.
Who could deliver a feature request to Mozilla please? :)
I wish customizing GUI was easier on firefox than with userChrome.css.
After installing TST one would want to remove sidepanel header and default horizontal tabs.
Could someone ELI5 how this works?
I just finished the docker containers setup with VPN - qbittorrent - sonarr/radarr/…arr - jellyfish and it’s not well automated yet, but quite safe and not too complicated to use.
Recently had to pay quite a settlement for being too clumsy and too lazy in my country, so worried how Stremio works and if it could leak.
Not restrict, but sign.
Did you like this joke? Look here for more. Oh no, you are fediversed now, oh well.
Wow, we already have enough for an average lemmy community.
This is a great work! Documentation is clear to a person not familiar with the topic (me). Will try that out and provide feedback, thank you!
Thanks for recommendation, didn’t know Mullvad discontinued port forwarding. That was a reason I chose them a year ago.
Now will tale a look at ProtonVPN and AirVPN as alternatives.
Your answer is amazing, you covered it all and so concise, that should be on FAQ :)
Right picture if I need to traverse fast flowing mountain river.
Computer, wake me up at zero six hundred hours!
If changing user-agent worked (all it does is changing reported browser and version used to the website when loading, it’s a header in http request), then it’s not a problem with the browser.
Since they are mentioning bots, this is probably what changed. Some combination of IP address, user-agent and whatever else they have access to triggered anti-bot protection. I would assume ticket-selling website this big fights bots on daily basis, you just happened to be collateral :)
On houses missing numbers: this is likely incomplete data in OSM and you could join the crowd to fix it. I recommend SCEE app, where you contribute by resolving questions nearby, earn points and compete. It’s actually fun :)