Fängelse för bomber i Frölunda och Önnered. Två personer har dömts för bomber i Frölunda och Önnered. Den dömde gärningsmannen är en 19-årig man som bär samma efternman som flera ledande personer i den så kallade M-falangen i Tynnered.
Treedome 0.5.4: Local Encrypted Notes with Modern Features
treedome
A local-first, encrypted, note taking application organized in tree-like structuresCodeberg.org
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Falska vodkaflaskor beslagtogs. Tullverket varnar för att potentiellt farlig industrisprit i falska vodkaflaskor säljs till unga köpare inför jul- och nyårshelgen. Vid ett tillslag mot ett spritlager i Sundbyberg togs nästan 1 400 liter falskmärkt vodka i beslag. Två män sitter häktade misstänkta för omfattande alkoholsmuggling.
Kustbevakningen om dokumentären Fiskekriget. Händelserna i Haparanda skärgård år 2001, som går under namnet ”Fiskekriget” sänds nu på SVT. Fokus ligger på de historiska händelserna där fiskare gick samman och trotsade det då rådande fiskeförbudet.
flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal 1.19.1 released
Release 1.19.1 · flatpak/xdg-desktop-portal
Dependencies: XDG Desktop Portal now requires GLib 2.72 or higher. New Features: Introduce the Notification v2 portal. This updated version of the Notification portal supports a plethora of new ...GitHub
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Darktable 5.0.0 released
Release release 5.0.0 · darktable-org/darktable
We're proud to announce the new feature release of darktable, 5.0.0! The github release is here: https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/releases/tag/release-5.0.0. To build from source, do not ...GitHub
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Awesome!
While this release doesn't seem to add a huge amount of new stuff on the surface, the devs focused more on usability, performance and smaller improvements, which were all much needed.
Please correct me if I'm wrong and I oversaw something huge.
I'm really excited to see how the performance will improve on my shitty laptop.
While the program itself shouldn't take too many resources to run, it always felt barely usable on that device, and on my gaming PC, it never used the GPU.
I've often heard many complaints about how Lightroom or Rawtherapee for example run way smoother than Darktable.
What change are you the most exited about?
When I tried darktable as a complete begginer I was completely lost and ended up learning rawtherapee instead. Would you say it changed now?
Darktable seems more popular than rawtherapee, but is there a big difference feature-wise?
One of the developers got sick of the UX issues and forked DT.
I only use this stuff occasionally. Is there really a big improvement in ansel over darktable? Or is the ansel dev just super angry for no reason?
You do need to figure out which modules to use and how to use some of them, its not too difficult when you have all the right modules.
A lot of the modules are old/redundant/deprecated, but still there for legacy reasons. They really clutter up the ui
Legacy reasons I suppose, it would suck to go back to a photo you took a while back, only to find out all your edits are gone because the modules you used are removed.
Some modules get a "deprecated" warning, which imo more modules could use, but there are probably still edge cases where someone might prefer the old modules
I went down a rabbit hole of YouTube videos and ultimately ended up on like.... One set of settings I pretty much do for most images.
Lens Correction.
Exposure; click eyedropper
Basic Adjustments.
Color Balance RGB
Global Saturation 30%
Global Chrome 15%
Local Contrast
Detail 130%
Filmic RGB.
Click black relative exposure
Click white relative exposure
Crop image
I would love to hear/read some more stuff. I'm an extremely basic photographer who didn't want to pay for Adobe.
Yeah I'd say something like that is my baseline too, usually just some added vibrance instead of saturation on the color balance RGB.
I think the tone curve, RGB curve, tone equalizer and colour equalizer are useful if you want a bit more if a look in your images
Thanks a lot for the presets, I'll give this another try.
But yeah you could have stopped at darktable being better without the "shit" part 😅
on my gaming PC, it never used the GPU.
In my experience, that is usually a problem with the GPU OpenCL drivers. Sadly, the Mesa OpenCL implementation didn't include image support when I last checked (you can check with clinfo | grep "Image support"). For AMD cards you need to have either the "pro" driver or ROCM installed, both aren't packaged by all distros. Similar with Intel, don't know about Nvidia, but I'm sure if it works, it's only with the proprietary driver.
I ended up installing darktable in an arch distrobox container, as arch has ROCM packages (in AUR) and ever since GPU acceleration is working fine.
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Hundreds of thousands of Cuban people participated in the mass demonstration against the six-decade US blockade of Cuba and the inclusion of Cuba on the US state sponsors of terrorism list.
Cubans march against the US blockade : Peoples Dispatch
Hundreds of thousands of Cuban people participated in the mass demonstration against the six-decade US blockade of Cuba and the inclusion of Cuba on the US state sponsors of terrorism list.Peoples Dispatch
Neurosymbolic AI -- Why, What, and How
Neurosymbolic AI is a hybrid approach aiming to bridge the gap between neural networks' ability to learn patterns and symbolic AI's capacity for logical reasoning and explainability.
This approach may offer the best of both worlds combining robust learning from data and clear with understandable reasoning based on knowledge. It has the potential to outperform systems relying solely on either neural networks or symbolic logic and to provide clear explanations for its decisions.
The approach involves encoding structured symbolic knowledge into a format that can be integrated with neural networks and then mapping information from neural patterns back to structured symbolic representations.
Neurosymbolic AI -- Why, What, and How
Humans interact with the environment using a combination of perception - transforming sensory inputs from their environment into symbols, and cognition - mapping symbols to knowledge about the environment for supporting abstraction, reasoning by anal…arXiv.org
Reflecting on static types
Reflecting on static types · Jacob Emcken
As software grows and challenges our ability to reason about it, we often think static types are a solution... but is it?Jacob Emcken
CERN’s Large Hadron Collider finds the heaviest antimatter particle yet
ALICE finds first ever evidence of the antimatter partner of hyperhelium-4
Illustration of the production of antihyperhelium-4 (a bound state of two antiprotons, an antineutron and an antilambda) in lead–lead collisions. (Image: J.CERN
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Ukraine faces difficult decisions over acute shortage of frontline troops
Ukraine faces difficult decisions over acute shortage of frontline troops
Depleted army is increasingly made up of older men, but Zelenskyy is reluctant to lower mobilisation age from 25Shaun Walker (The Guardian)
The personnel shortage has soured relations between Kyiv and Washington over recent months. Officials in the Biden administration felt irritated that Zelenskyy and other officials frequently demanded more weapons, but were unable to mobilise the requisite manpower to fill the ranks.
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By drawing these six maps, you can create a permaculture site design that maximizes your efforts for a low-maintenance garden or landscape.
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Hi, I'm trying the desktop Grayjay app and it seems to work fine.
I just have to keep locating the app in folder whenever I want to launch it so I found out how to make it appear in the GNOME Apps and launch it there.
However it requires me to copy 2 folders (cef,wwwroot) from the app folder into my "/home/werecat" folder and I don't understand why when it can launch just fine from the executable without me having to do that.
Any idea on what I'm missing or doing wrong? The main goal is to add the app to my Dash to Dock.
Try adding a PATH=/home/werecat/Grayjay line to your .desktop file. Without it the application will run with your home directory as your working-directory...and there the data files are missing (Why you need to copy them to your home). The path entry makes the program work in /home/werecat/Grayjay where the data directories actually are.
Edit: That is assuming when you started it manually you did a cd Grayjay and a ./Grayjay or similar. So you changed your working directory there first before starting it. If that is not the case ignore my post ;)
Yeah this looks right. The program is launching other tools, in this case when it gets to CEF (chromium embedded framework) it is looking in the default path it's picked up when the .desktop file is launching it. So it's essentially looking directly under /home/werecat/ instead of where the /Greyjay programme is running from.
So if you specify the path in the .desktop file it should fix the problem.
An alternative route of that doesn't fix it might be to edit any config files (if it has them) to ensure they explicitly point to the correct Grayjay directory.
Path as was suggested worked after removing TryExec.
Thanks, that actually worked even though it did not at first.
I've tried to also do export PATH=/home/werecat/Grayjay:$PATH but that did not work either. And finally I had to remove the TryExec for some reason for the Path to start working.
It launches now with Terminal even though I've set it to 'false' but at least it runs.
Just to make this clear (Sorry if it's unnecessary, but maybe still useful info for others)...Path= lines in .desktop files are not related at all to the $PATH environment variables. They do something completely different (And yes, picking Path as key was a terrible choice in my view). Path= lines in .desktop files change the current working directory...they do about the same as a cd <directory> in a shell.
They do not change where a .desktop file looks for executables....only indirectly if a executable runs another file relative to the current directory or looks for images/icons/audio/other data relative to the current working directory.
And I have no clue why it doesn't work with TryExec...the desktop file spec doesn't mention anything about that :( ( specifications.freedesktop.org… )
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Ricky was always a creep...even before his mom blew up.
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That being said, of course Snider seems like a creep on so many levels
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