Have had one for about three weeks no (13" and), and it's fabulous. Habent had any issues. Running fedora 41. I love it.
harsh3466
joined 2 years ago
Would you mind sharing the link t the ansible project?
They did it at my school
What 2028 election?
Think about a nicer camera when the camera functions themselves limit your ability to take the photos.
Action/sports photography is a good example. A mid range camera can do a decent job of shooting sports and action, especially when coupled with a good/fast telephoto lens.
However, you might find that the camera’s focusing system isn’t fast enough or accurate enough when shooting action, then you’d start looking at camera’s that have faster and/or more accurate focusing systems.
The most important thing to NOT do is upgrade the camera body just to upgrade because of FOMO and youtube photographers telling you how great the CaNikony 5DAlpha Mk 10,000 is.
Upgrade the body because it’s actually limiting you, and upgrade to something that removes/reduces those limitations.
The money is absolutely best spent on the lens. Especially considering that the lens can be used for decades or more if you stay with the same lens mount system.
And generally speaking, you'll get better quality photos from a mid range camera with a high quality lems than you will with a high end camera with a middling quality lens.
'He Is Who We Think He Is': Elon Musk Appears to Do Fascist Salutes at Post-Inauguration Celebration
He didn't appear to do a Nazi salute, he did a fucking Nazi salute. Twice.
How the fuck does anyone think that is anything but a fucking Nazi salute.
I just took a run at nixos the other day, and I hit a wall.
I installed NixOS just fine, but when it came to looking for direction/documentation/tutorials to begin learning how to use and write my config, I just got more and more confused.
If anyone can suggest a good tutorial series, be it video or written, to get up to speed on nix language and config, I'd be grateful.
I'm a faily experienced Linux user, no expert, but comfortable at the command line, comfortable with bash scripting, comfortable managing my server. I can usually dive into something like nix and get a finger-hold on understanding, but I spent hours trying to find some clear tutorial and I just ended up more confused.
+1 for the fedora KDE spin. Fedora has been rock solid for me. (Though I am currently using workstation with GNOME)
I do that occasionally when.I don't want to lose/scroll back to the output currently in my terminal (or I want to refer to it while reading the manpage)