I couldn’t find a hint for setting the shutter speed to a specific value. But you could use the Aperture-Mode to set your aperture, then set the ISO to a fixed value and then use exposure compensation to set the shutter speed? As a workaround.

But I wouldn’t care that much about it, 90 % of the time you would be in Aperture-Mode. Those few times you would use Manual or S-Mode for some experiments are negligible, shooting in RAW would be much more important to me.

For me photography can be both, a medium to try to show what was there as neutral as possible, and a medium to try to show what the scenery felt like for me. And if I want to show how it felt for me, the fires of Mount Doom are sometimes needed to convey the feeling.

If you use Nextcloud, install the App Memories and you will have the same functions as Immich plus all the upload functions of Nextcloud.

But if you are not interested in all the Nextcloud functionalities (including contact and calendar sync, musicserver, filesharing, etc) and just want picture management, Immich is the better choice.

GNU Taler and the digital Euro are not the same and are not related. But GNU Taler is a great project in itself.

Gnome devs threatening me with a good time on my surface laptop. Please stop.

I buy them regulary, trying to support the artists and ripping the tracks as flac for my jellyfin music server.

Oh man, that was such a bad movie. I regret every minute watching it.

Of course not the personal number, but my business number. And then I call people I want to stay in touch with. No LinkedIn needed.

Is there a source with recommendations for what hardware to use for each model?

Jottacloud is a great tip, thank you!

I often find that it is better to open new Excel files with LibreOffice, instead of older Excel versions. E.g. the XLOOKUP-Function, which I use a lot, is implemented in LibreOffice, but not in the older Excel on my work PC.

Ever.

I only understand half of those words, but I am very happy with mailbox.org. So yeah, go PGP!

For me it is Darktable. After getting used to the workflow and a lot of quirks, it feels more powerfull than Lightroom. In Lightroom you push sliders, in Darktable you really get to know how things work.

But again, you need a lot of patience, time and YT-Tutorials (e.g. Boris Hajdukovic)

Ich dachte die heimlich eingebrachte Orthographie wäre Absicht und fands sehr genial.

Das nennt man Perineum Sunning. Einmal täglich etwas Sonne ins Po-Loch soll den Tag besser machen. Vielleicht gehen auch Taschenlampen, ich kenne mich da nicht aus.

Wir haben auch einen CDU-Zweig in der Familie. Ab und zu schicken die mir Mails weiter, die an CDU-Mitglieder geschickt werden. Den Inhalt davon würde ich fast als Hetze gegen alles Linke bezeichnen, die AFD kommt da besser weg.

Totally different for me:

• NC-calendar syncs two different calendars (work and private) accross all my devices.
• NC Photos with Memories organizes 2 TB of photos and has all the functions Immich has.
• NC Password Manager syncs my Passwords
• I share big files with my clients via NC and photo albums to friends and family.
• NC syncs and organizes different Input-folders for my paperless-ngx-server.
• I update NC with a small script, works every time

So it replaces at least 5 different Programs. And it’s 80 % private use, 20 % for my business. Not too big, not too clunky, just the right tool.

Don’t kid yourself, if you would speak English over there, how come I barely understood this Australian who told me he’s been “leggin’ it barefoot since he stacked it near the servo and now he’s flat out like a lizard drinkin’ and tryin’ to find a dunny before he cops a fair dinkum blue”.

I want to add a fun (at least for me) way to use flash cards:

I take a songtext in the language I want to learn, feed it to an LLM with the prompt:

List every word in this text in column A in a .csv-file. Don’t list a word that is already listed. Translate every word and write the translation in column B. Check, if every word of the text is listed once in column A. If it isn’t, add it and translate it.

I then feed this .csv-file into the flashcard app VocableTrainer (available on F-Droid) and learn those words. After that, I am happy to sing along to a song I now know the meaning of. Songs stay in my head very easy and so do those new learned words.

(The prompt might not be quite right, I talk German with my LLM and tried to roughly translate what I normaly write. Just check if it works and adjust it.)

Would be great, if someone could programm such a function into a vocab-trainer.