It's not FOSS afaik, but it's free and works really well: https://www.tunemymusic.com/
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Denk ich mir jedes Mal bei diesem Lied. Endlich mal Gleichgesinnte!
average american bread moment
(I, an European would like to say that this is objectively wrong)
I do too. Unfortunately, I know as much as you guys do on where he went. :(
Laser showers sound like the coolest fucking thing ever
tf he doin with his mouse
Ich seh den Mehrwert irgendwie nicht.
Der Link funktioniert bei mir. Möglicherweise blockt dein Internetanbieter Catbox. Aber gerne nochmal auf meinem Webserver (Gerade Probleme mit SSL, weil mein Hoster doof ist. Ich arbeite dran.)
Hey... I wanted to talk to you about something. I want a divorce. And; I'm taking the kids.
A few days ago, I got myself a Canon EOS 700D DSLR camera along with a Canon EFS 18-55mm lens for about $160. Until now, I've only ever used point-and-shoots, like my smartphone or my "Kodak" Pixpro AZ401.
So, it's basically the first time I get to properly play around with the exposure triangle and all that good, manual stuff. I already love this camera, because despite the low cost, you can get great shots in auto mode out of the box, but it's also very versatile in professional photography. All that, and I still haven't even gotten into editing raw photos; this is just the JPG!
This particular photo of a garden shed was shot with:
ISO: 6400
Exposure: 1/395s
Aperture: f/14
Focal length: 46mm
Resolution: 5184x3456
From what I've heard, those settings aren't ideal, especially the high ISO for that much light. Does anybody have some general tips for me or resources to check out?
By the way, I also just installed Magic Lantern. That's some great stuff. Oh, and also - if anyone has a good way to connect it as a webcam on Linux, that's also very welcome since EOS Utility doesn't work and Gphoto2 is very low-res. The first thing I didn't get properly running on Linux!
Why are they still using Windows??
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/16457771
(Stolen from EmKay, but can't find original from r*ddit) (again)
That's so oddly specific but I love it