Satellite: “But I wasn’t boing anything wrong!”
Satellite: “But I wasn’t boing anything wrong!”
getting a lot of new followers on bsky all of a sudden 🤷♂️
no artist to begin with
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I’m sorry if they’re a emojoomer and hate progress
ugh yes that is an issue. there might be extensions that replace yt thumbnails though
Get Firefox and install uBlock Origin
altijd weer iets om over te zeiken 🙄
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I still use clippers bought in 2015
Time to unlock my printer with an opensource firmware
Solid state tech using minerals and metals for interstellar travel.
Squishy meatbag for living and reproducing on a goldilocked planetoid.
We should just turn into comets for the purpose of travelling 🐌 slow but effective
what enriches lives:
what we use AI for instead:
why invent an AI that eats ice cream for you when instead, it should do the dishes and pass the butter?
iphones just do weird shit after a while so that you can’t go on without a restart. truly smart
Bakfiets.
high exposure is used on almost any high-level landscape photography, even during daylight and not exclusively auroras. there is nothing wrong with squeezing down a couple of minutes into one picture for a better visualization
but that’s great. using long exposure is a skill that is highly regarded in the photographers community. early photo plates needed exposure for at least 7 minutes, requiring the subject to stand completely motionless. quite a challenge.
I am all with you on editing images and creating a “fake” reality on social platforms.
But this poses the question: how much has digital tech become part of our perception and is digitally enhancing a picture really much of a difference if it just helps us see more of the actual reality? I don’t think increasing exposure and contrast is changing reality, it just squeezes down what we cannot see so easily and makes it visible in that narrow slit that our human perception can actually process. We use digital editing nowadays that it has become part of our whole process of perceiving reality, so much so that the digital picture litterally replaces what we saw with our eyes - simply because digital photography has become an extension, much like glasses, shoes, cars are litterally a part of our body.
Imho as long as it doesn’t create pixels from scratch that weren’t there in the first place, it is still viable to polish a picture of the sky to make it more appealing. I mean no buttcheeks were enhanced here, no eyes replaced or lips turned i to a grotesque sausage mouth freakshow 😅
Mac Studio but it is made out of Muffins and can fold in half when you’re finished