Not the case in darktable, and it’s useful at least to see the noise/details trade-off.

It’s useful in photography. 8K is 33 megapixels, which some modern cameras can exceed (whereas 4K is 8 megapixels which every camera exceeds).

I meant Trump also

That guy is still alive?

“16% fewer travel kilometers”, meaning trains are used massively more often since they typically don’t cover nearly as many kilometers. People would probably chose to take the train more often even if it meant traveling to less distant destinations if the planes were more expensive.

Those animals are pretty defenseless after they die and no one is immune to that.

Does it make a difference beyond level loading time?

Please add search by capabilities, such as heic :-)

I ended up having to install a CalDAV client on my other people’s Android phone.

Isn’t Mesa 25.1 also enabling HDR? :)

How do you have more recourse countering a random third world IP vs a random third world person when both are outside your juridiction?

Block you

What do you think the AI would be trained on?

See also: UnitedHealthCare

Can you expand on “and Trump can’t pardon them”?

That is what they say in the article.

French people only watch French-speaking content, and I find dubbed content awful. I think it would greatly benefit them to redirect resources into local contents.

Sadly yes. It’s included by default in Apple devices and there are talks to bring it back with a Rust implementations. I think Google walked back a bit from their standard setting bullying practice with the antitrust lawsuits / threats of getting broken up. No idea if that will continue with the Musk administration.

Yes. JPEG is limited to 8-bit (which works well with rec.709/sRGB) and modern displays and cameras capture much more than that (typically 14).

sRGB has a very limited color gamut, and using a wider/HDR color profile (eg rec.2020) with only 8-bit per subpixel would result in colour banding.

I don’t want to limit my photo development with poor color definition.

Thanks for the links (I’m already subscribed).

Support JPEG XL or HEIC/HEIF and I will join ;)

(also available on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8QLgLfqh6s )