Man, seeing all the strings always going back to big fossil fuel is always a surprise, even if I am aware that it was always like that. These cronies are of course best buddies with Trump and who knows how much damage this is going to do in the future.
Ok. Bit of random self publicity. A couple of recent edits Iâve done and a petition to try to save this little bit of publicly funded media from cuts for any who might be interested. Tnx
I dislike Teams, but this YT makes it pretty cool.
@g-man Thanks for sharing. Made my day better. It has been a stressful two days at work. Well, the past week or so has been hard.
Who needs a GPU when your CPU has more cores than many GPUs? Thatâs a beast of a processor.
Did I mention we just upgraded the workstation at work to 2 TB of memory? Not storage, memory. I guess my image processing algorithms were a bit too memory hungry 
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(the preview is broken, letâs hope this embeds properly)
Found this and really agree, especially one of the comments:
Street photography isnât about the people, itâs about what the people are doing.
I also do street photography sometimes and if I decide to include people, itâs usually side ⌠or back shots, basically anonymizing them, so itâs easier to share publicly
I have to get this *random fact *off my chest once: when writing about darktable I have to concentrate absurdly hard to not confuse lighttable/lightroom and darktable/darkroom.
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Three years⌠Thatâs gone quickâŚ
Congrats. It does not include preregister-lurking years if you are shy like me. I was also shadow-following Pat and others way before PIXLS.
Thanks for sharing this link, some really good points in it. And some inspiration made âclickâ for me as he was pointing out the obvious - oneself being part of the picture being taken.
Iâm considering to by a new monitor and am currently observing prices for some Asus ProArt models on geizhals.de, hoping for some black friday offer to pop up. So several tabs of Geizhals for some ASUS monitor⌠I think my browser is taking the opportunity to tell me something:
Everytime I read âSunset in Africa âstrugglingâ with colorsâ I picture a sunset struggling to get itâs colours right. Makes me chuckle everytime.
Also: Oh my god I hate working with Libre Office Writer. Dealing with images is just as bad as in the olden Microsoft-Word days. Also Libre Office ribbon interface isnât nearly as smooth as Microsoft has had it down for years. I really donât miss much from my windows days but fuck Libre Office WriterâŚend of rant. Back to work.
I heard good thing about OnlyOffice. Though I donât use either (for simple documents, I use Markdown, for complex ones, LaTeX 
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Thanks. There are a lot of nice markdown editors out there but I am missing the flexibility I am used to from word (read: being able to colour text). Onlyoffice kinda doesnât give me the proper open-source vibes; I feel like Libre Office may be the more lasting/sustainable optionâŚ
And Latex, oh my old love. I forged my dissertation in latex (and it forged me). I almost lost my mind crafting some more complex tables but I am damn proud of the outcome. Even though the styling may be somewhat âstandard Latexâ.
Office work is not supposed to be enjoyable. 
Unless you are the type that joins Office or Excel competitions. 
