Assuming this is a place you can easily visit again, if you want a clean picture of the painting, I could try using some Photoshop magic to combine multiple shots to remove all the reflections.
Since the reflections move depending on your angle, If you snap pictures from every angle, I could combine them in a way that gives you a clear picture.
I can't provide you with four grand, but I could potentially give a good digital version of it at the very least.
Not a bad idea on paper. The games are not actually on Netflix. You just download an alternate version of the app (with no DLC or iAP), and login to your Netflix account to access the game. Some solid indie games on there.
That said, I would never in my life pay for Netflix, but my family has it, so ya know, free mobile games when I'm bored.
It's to highlight how common and widespread the contamination is.
You could say "We found 80 chemicals across a dozen facilities", but showing how all 80 chemicals were in a single pellet highlights how widespread the contamination is.
I don't really mind them all that much. The communities are easily blocked if you don't like the particular type of content.
Despite the general cesspool that Reddit has become, it still has some good content within many of the smaller subs that are less affected by bots and politics. If I can get some of that content without giving Reddit an ounce of traffic, it's fine by me.
That said, I'm also the type of Lemmy user who frequently scrolls through every post and runs out of new posts. My app marks every post as "read" when I scroll past it and often I clear the whole "top today" list. I don't read every post though. Anyways, I appreciate any way to get more context on Lemmy.
It's nothing dystopian like you think. Basically just a variation on camera sensors:
[...] bio-inspired cameras that capture the world more like the human eye does. These are called dynamic vision sensors, and they work like motion detectors for each pixel. They only “wake up” and send information when something changes in the scene, rather than constantly streaming data like a regular camera.
These bio-inspired cameras are also highly energy efficient, using less than 1% of the power of normal cameras.
Airbus is working on getting a new higher density version of the A220-300 certified. This will happen thanks to an extra set of exits over the wings, and it’ll boost the plane’s maximum capacity from 149 seats to 160 seats.
That seems pretty reasonable to me. Main account and two accounts to share. With just friends and family, I doubt most people will reach the 100 device limit.
Yes! This community will be moving in the next week or so. Most likely lemmy.zip, but I'm not sure yet. Gonna take a look at some instances to find which one I'll migrate to.
I'll also likely make up a quick bot to repost all the old posts into the new community.
The United States Supreme Court has rejected a lawsuit from the government of Mexico that argued American gun manufacturers like Smith & Wesson failed to prevent illegal firearm sales to cartels and criminal organisations.
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Assuming this is a place you can easily visit again, if you want a clean picture of the painting, I could try using some Photoshop magic to combine multiple shots to remove all the reflections.
Since the reflections move depending on your angle, If you snap pictures from every angle, I could combine them in a way that gives you a clear picture.
I can't provide you with four grand, but I could potentially give a good digital version of it at the very least.
I've never had issues with mods even when playing split screen and online at the same time.
Translation:
Tap tap tap
"I'm sorry"
Translation:
Lettuce
Fasa - (next to hand) Like a brushing or swish sound
Lettuce hat
Bu~... - A sigh
<-- Hates Vegetables
He...!?
Shaku - An aggressive sound like a munch
Not a bad idea on paper. The games are not actually on Netflix. You just download an alternate version of the app (with no DLC or iAP), and login to your Netflix account to access the game. Some solid indie games on there.
That said, I would never in my life pay for Netflix, but my family has it, so ya know, free mobile games when I'm bored.
Some rice could also bring the cost down a bit
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It's to highlight how common and widespread the contamination is.
You could say "We found 80 chemicals across a dozen facilities", but showing how all 80 chemicals were in a single pellet highlights how widespread the contamination is.
I don't really mind them all that much. The communities are easily blocked if you don't like the particular type of content.
Despite the general cesspool that Reddit has become, it still has some good content within many of the smaller subs that are less affected by bots and politics. If I can get some of that content without giving Reddit an ounce of traffic, it's fine by me.
That said, I'm also the type of Lemmy user who frequently scrolls through every post and runs out of new posts. My app marks every post as "read" when I scroll past it and often I clear the whole "top today" list. I don't read every post though. Anyways, I appreciate any way to get more context on Lemmy.
It's nothing dystopian like you think. Basically just a variation on camera sensors:
Heheh
I love doing little edits like this:
I'm summary:
Took a quick look at the free tier,
That seems pretty reasonable to me. Main account and two accounts to share. With just friends and family, I doubt most people will reach the 100 device limit.
It's a shame considering the key and explanation that it's an interactive map is right there:
Wipur is the next big deal, but Boodle is likely to replace it. Slove is already dying, but iMPUR and Doofz look promising as replacements.
Yeah. I remember using a custom keyboard back when I had an iPhone 4S lol
Yes! This community will be moving in the next week or so. Most likely lemmy.zip, but I'm not sure yet. Gonna take a look at some instances to find which one I'll migrate to.
I'll also likely make up a quick bot to repost all the old posts into the new community.
Honest question: How large is the file size for your instance? Like, how many Gb does it all take up?