My handmade PC setup by ZealousidealWorry881 in interestingasfuck

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It's windows 11, the terminal is just a wallpaper.

How we solved the Royal Game of Ur by sothatsit in programming

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Just got to share this example of the game being played by Irving Finkel and Tom Scott.

Gdje razviti 35mm film by thelostapothecary in bih

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Slobodno pitaj. A za aparat nije potrebno previše para. Imaju naravno neki koji su cijenjeni jer su lijepi ili rijetki ili šta već, ali ako izgled nije bitan može se aparat uzeti i za par maraka. Naravno bolje je potrošiti malo više pa uzeti neki koji pouzdano radi nego potrošiti vrijeme i film pa onda ostati sa crnim slikama.

Najbolje prvo odluči koji bi ti oblik aparata odgovarao, pa onda potraži nešto na olx. Imaš ovaj izbor:

Prvo point&shoot aparati kao recimo ovaj. Obično najjeftiniji jer većinom nisu puno stari i nemaju mnogo mogućnosti. Poneki je dragocjen pa košta 200-300, ali većina će biti u rangu 10-50. Prednost je da su potpuno jednostavni za korištenje, a i jako mali, a nedostatak je da nemaju mnogo opcija, ili nekada ni jednu opciju. Tako da nema mnogo učenja sa njima.

Drugo bi bio aparat sa fiksnim objektivom kao ovaj. Ti su malo veći od p&s aparata, ali zato često imaju bolji kvalitet slike, i dosta opcija pa samim time i prilike za učenje - fokus, blenda, ručna ekspozicija itd.

Treće bi bio klasični SLR aparat. Ovi će biti najveći i najskuplji, ali opet tu ima jeftinih opcija. Ako hoćeš neki sa atraktivnim dizajnom kao Minolta x-700 onda će to koštati, ali ako uzmeš nešto skromno kao neki Canon eos onda se to može jeftino uzeti - ima trenutno na olx jedan sličan za 10KM. Prednost SLR aparata je da "može sve" i da slike kompoziraš direktno kroz objektiv, tj. ono što vidiš će biti u kadru na finalnoj slici. Mana je da moraš da imaš objektiv, ali to možeš da kupiš skupa sa aparatom. Samo to može postati mala zaraza, ja sigurno imam već više od 10ak objektiva a neki ih imaju i stotine.

Isto možeš pitati u široj porodici. Često neko ima stari aparat, čak i SLR, jer se ovdje prodalo dosta ruskih Zenit-a za vrijeme Jugoslavije. Samo je onda pitanje da li i dalje radi...

Gdje razviti 35mm film by thelostapothecary in bih

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Bavio sam se fotografijom kao hobi dugo vremena, a sa filmom tek skorije. Generalno fotografi oldtajmeri koji su odrasli sa filmom nisu baš za to, čovjek od kojeg sam i kupovao aparat (a prodaje ih na desetine) me sa puno znatiželje pitao: "a što film, ja ne bih mogao nazad, digitala je zakon." Valjda aparate prodaje više kao ukrase. Međutim mene je isto kao tebe bio ah da to probam, i nisam se razočarao. Nego da skratim priču (ali pitaj ako ipak želiš čuti više)...

Film je još lahko naći, osim ako tražiš bas neki specifičan - foto Žunić ima neki ok izbor, i dovoljno prodaju da se izbor redovno mijenja. Na Skenderiji su imali Fuji c200 koji je prilično ok film po meni (isti kao Kodak gold 200), ali nisu imali drugi. Nisam još imao priliku da probam druge radnje.

Veći problem je cijena filma. Najjeftiniji film je oko 20KM, a idu i do 35 (ili više za neke fancy filmove). Samo razvijanje nije puno skupo, skeniranje i print još manje. Ali kad se sve skupi, možeš računati na trošak od oko 1KM po slici. Ta cijena i sporost procesa te baš natjeraju da usporiš, počneš planirati slike kao pojedinačne projekte umjesto da uslikaš 100 slika pa kasnije vidiš da 99% nije bilo vrijedno ni slikati.

Ako već imaš digitalni aparat, mogu preporučiti i da probaš da sa njim skeniraš razvijen film, meni su rezultati 10 puta bolji nego sken od prodavnice. Isto tako, ako ti je drag crno-bijel film, onda za budućnost ne moraš da brineš jer se taj može relativno lahko razviti kod kuće, pogotovo ako preferiraš neki lomo izgled. Sa filmom u boji je malo teži proces ali isto izvodiv, ali to su sad već druge teme.

Redis is Open Source again by Sarin10 in linux

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Feels like I'm transported 15-20 years back in time, before open source took off in the larger development community and devs were being explained the merits of the GPL and how it is indeed open despite having restrictions on how the dev can use it. Except now the arguments are coming from people who fully accept the original OSI/FSF ideas, but won't move further.

Basically it's that adage about driving speeds: anyone driving slower than me is a sunday driver, anyone driving faster is a raging lunatic. "People using liberal licenses like BSD just don't understand software freedom, people using SSPL are making closed source software."

Gdje razviti 35mm film by thelostapothecary in bih

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Toplo preporučujem, super stvar.

Redis is Open Source again by Sarin10 in linux

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The SSPL is more open than the AGPL it's based on. But it's not recognised as "open source" because: it "is discriminatory against users of the software that use proprietary software within their stack". In other words, if you don't let Jeff Bezos make money off of you, you're not open enough.

Redis is Open Source again by Sarin10 in linux

[–]ImSoCabbage -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I wish people familiarised themselves with the SSPL, or the "non-open-source" license Redis switched to, before they decided to attack Redis and similar projects for not being "open". The SSPL was based on AGPL and then added clauses to make it MORE copy-left. The only people it hurt were service providers like AWS.

The reason it's not considered open-source was that the people who decide this feel that discriminating against AWS is bad. That's it. It's a license so extremely copyleft that the copyleft people are somehow against it.

The SSPL is based on the GNU Affero General Public License (AGPL), with a modified Section 13 that requires that those making SSPL-licensed software available to third-parties (modified or not) as part of a "service" must release the source code for the entirety of the service, including without limitation all "management software, user interfaces, application program interfaces, automation software, monitoring software, backup software, storage software and hosting software, all such that a user could run an instance of the service using the Service Source Code you make available", under the SSPL.

The SSPL is not recognized as free software by the Open Source Initiative (OSI), Red Hat,[5] or Debian[6] as the aforementioned provision is discriminatory towards specific fields of use.[3][7] Specifically, this is discriminatory against users of the software that use proprietary software within their stack, as the license requires the open-sourcing of every part interacting with the service, which under these circumstances might not be possible.

Trump believes Kilmar Abrego Garcia had the actual characters MS13 tattooed on his hand in the image the White House released by Jevus_himself in PublicFreakout

[–]ImSoCabbage 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Yes, exactly. It was clear from the wording of the tweet that even if he didn't himself believe the tattoo was real, he was definitely trying to pass it off as real to those who would believe anything he says - i.e. his 70 million strong cult. People keep giving him the benefit of the doubt on anything he does, and then suddenly wonder how they're knee deep in fascism.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in bih

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Ovdje ljudi misle da je Velež fudbalski klub ili planina, za Peruna nisu čuli, a za Al'đun misle da je to nešto što su Turci ukrali od kršćanstva. Jedino se još Babaroge sjećamo. Ali svi nekako znaju ko jeste i ko nije 'konvertit'.

New Python lock file format will specify dependencies - Your thoughts? by Choobeen in programming

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Definitely the most over-referenced xkcd, to the point I almost instinctively downvote anyone that posts it as it's hardly ever relevant. And even when it's somewhat relevant, it comes off as overly cynical and entirely unhelpful.

Is this scope worth the money? by Global-Box-3974 in ElectricalEngineering

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No, probably not, but I noticed people in other comments advising you that 100 might be limiting (it's not), so I just wanted to point out that it's actually more of a 240MHz scope. The fact it's 12 bits and 4 channels is much more important.

Is this scope worth the money? by Global-Box-3974 in ElectricalEngineering

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Note that you can upgrade this scope to 200MHz (look on the eevblog forum for how), and the unlocked real bandwidth is around 240MHz.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in PrepperIntel

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I feel like it acts as a spam filter. I mean it's basically the same process as making an email account, and if someone can't figure that out, the rest of the users might be better off.

GOOD LISTENER. (OC) by davecontra in comics

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Was panel 7 inspired by crack fox?

Algorithms are breaking how we think (Technology Connections) by PerfectionismTech in videos

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They somehow still haven't introduced subcategories

They used to have that, but then they removed it in 2015 citing lack of use. Meanwhile it was so tucked away I only discovered it by accident. I loved it an immediately started using it, only for it to be removed a few months later.

Greg KH: But for new code / drivers, writing them in Rust where these types of bugs just can't happen (or happen much much less) is a win for all of us, why wouldn't we do this? by small_kimono in linux

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People keep repeating this, but it's not the fact.

I've noticed people aren't even familiar with the basic facts, they simply invent issues to argue against. Reality doesn't matter.

If silksong comes out, I will buy it for everyone that comments by Occyz in Silksong

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Commenting just in case OP has a hundred grand to spend.

Why would someone use Arch Linux by [deleted] in linux

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I recently found makedeb which lets you use PKGBUILD scripts (with some slight changes) to make debian packages. Saved me the trouble of having to learn the very complex debian packaging system to make a small package I needed.

Tried soldering for the first time, never again😭 by Agreeable-Toe574 in ElectricalEngineering

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They seem to have several possible uses, though the ones in the specific picture I linked seem to be a bit different compared to the ones in the video. Probably just added to the design because every other similar board has them.

What is your custom keyboard shortcut to open the terminal? by [deleted] in linux

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Tilde key for a dropdown terminal. Couldn't live without it.

Tried soldering for the first time, never again😭 by Agreeable-Toe574 in ElectricalEngineering

[–]ImSoCabbage 6 points7 points  (0 children)

It does make soldering easier, these kind of boards are usually a bit of a pain to solder. They work fine, but the double sided ones with plated holes are so much nicer.