Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
I watched for over a year while a field was being prepared for… something, then this friendly guy appeared one day. He always comes over to say “hi”.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
I’ll give GitHub credit for one thing with the Copilot billing change - they seem to have stopped offering Grok models.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Just finished the first volume of Reflections from the https://photowalk.show podcast, definitely worth a read (and you should subscribe to the podcast too).
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
A 3-foot-tall acer and a camera without an articulating screen were not the best combination to try to achieve this photograph.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
NVIDIA aren’t at all worried about the AI bubble popping and leaving them with excess manufacturing capacity, nope, the general-purpose compute chip announcement is just a coincidence.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Writing “don’t perform this action” in an AI agent system prompt is the new version of “I only validate user input on the client-side”.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Artisanal hand-crafted code is due to make a comeback.
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Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
All of these guys are doing a terrific job of blocking my garden path.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
I still can’t help but take a photo of this tree every time I walk past it.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
I enjoy the fact that The Verge is a website that still gives a shit about being a good website.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
There are a lot of video-first people who seem overly confident that Resolve getting a photo editing mode means that everyone is suddenly going to drop what they know and learn what “scopes” and “nodes” are.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
One of the most interesting photography-related experiences I had in Venice was being handed an early-2010s Nikon compact by a couple of teenagers to take their photo.
I knew there was a trend for this but it was kind of cool to see teenagers running around without phones in their hands.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
At some point I’ll run out of photos from Venice to post but today is not that day.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
View from the Rialto Bridge, better than the view of the Rialto Bridge.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Probably one of the most “classic” Venice views, the view from Ponte dell’Accademia.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Back on “Le Chat” already, I think I just prefer the UI to the competitors too.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
I re-subscribed to Claude assuming the poor answers I was getting from Mistral sometimes were down to it being a worse model but TBH, the world-knowledge stuff in Claude seems just as bad, even using it to help with tech support issues is pretty meh a lot of the time.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
From this morning’s walk while the sun was still shining.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
The architecture is great everywhere though.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Not every Venice street is narrow or watery.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
The real taxis of Venice - they’re _a lot_ of fun if you get them to the airport and back so they can really open them up.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Our garden is owned by the slugs and snails this year, there’s no hope for it.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
Santa Maria della Salute from across the Grand Canal.
Cheltenham-based photographer & software developer.
@caseyliss@mastodon.social I’ve experienced this for two different reasons in the past:
SMB permission issues, looked fine when mounted locally however when check from the shell inside the Plex container files couldn’t be accessed.
Special characters in filenames caused by the SMB translation layer that converts macOS charset to Linux and vice-versa, the interesting thing about this one is that it would sometimes work if the file with the special character was accessed from outside Plex’s container first (usually from macOS) so the SMB cache was “hot”, then it could work until something rebooted or some time had passed - an indicator of this would be if it happens regularly to movies and shows with “!” or “?” in their names.
