Ah, yeah - someday I’ll make it scale better

What benefit does SSL/HTTPS provide if the data going back and forth is just HTML? (No user names / passwords / etc.?)

I have it set up for my jellyfin server since there is login data.

Not that I won’t add it, just didn’t know there was a need

Oh no…

How about this: http://cuteredpanda.com/ ?

;_; might need to update my htaccess

You can pry cuteredpanda.com from my cold dead hands.

Fins Up

But also, 100% the right call. I hope he retires, these hits to his head are just awful to watch. CTE scares the crap out of me

Steve Mould 💚

Really cool water bottle, but couldn’t bring myself to spend $60+

Beautiful!

1 with a hint of 2. Although I wish my hair was as good as #1

Woah, I learned something new today.

Wow. Going to take 15 years to finalize this (assuming it gets appealed).

Very interesting, especially how they’re executing unsigned code via the *.sys files to get around (presumably) get around waiting for MS to re-sign their driver.

Damn, looks like me with a post work nap.

Have you tried using:

flatpak repair

https://docs.flatpak.org/en/latest/flatpak-command-reference.html#flatpak-repair

There is a

--dry-run

Option to see if there are any issues before committing the changes.

Red Panda!

All good - not a race, everyone has their own pace 💚

Thanks! And no, not on Lemmy/Fediverse. Been a year or so since I broke my telescope and haven’t gotten around to getting the part I need to fix it. Maybe once I do that I’ll post some

To have both in focus does make it obvious it’s an edit, yeah. Pretty much any photo where you see a near object and a in detail far object like the moon is a composite photo.

To get really detailed photos of the moon, you’re more than likely taking hundreds of individual photos of the moon, stacking those (using software) and then compositing with another image.

This is an image I took which is actually about ~650 images of the moon through a telescope using a DLSR

Something similar to this composited onto another image would be a focus stack (like a tree or any other near object).

Generally, both images are taken at the same time, place, direction, etc. - so I don’t really see it as “Fake” just more like an edit, which most photos are anyways to some degree.

Great photo even if it is a stacked image

Those little ears are so cute lol. Very fluffy looking owl.

😅 love this one.