Haven’t found Any paid or non-paid software for Android that would have rating/grading of photos.

Asked on Lemmy, tried almost every editing app there is.

Lightroom is the only one, and only with subscription, where you could do this.

Not FOSS alternatives for quick editing are Snapseed and if you have Pixel — Google Photos app.

It should be built in at this point. It’s annoying to apply userChrome.css tweaks to remove normal tabs and sidebar header.

People use whatever ‘Internet icon’ came with their device and live their ignorant, but happy life :)

Even funnier with the front guy’s (Medic) patch saying ‘Shut the fuck up all of you’ in Ukrainian.

Refuse > Reduce > Reuse > Repurpose > Recycle

5 Rs rule

Much more coherent version, thank you for sharing.

Media will start comparing them to cheesburgers.

Thanks for clarification!

I have a Samsung TV (was not my choice), and it’s a hell for privacy, software is terrible.

Now it has no access to any network, all features that could be disabled are disabled. I use CCwGTV as an OS for my apps, but that could be any dongle or PC.

Still the case, got my B197 driving license last week in Bavaria. You have 10 lessons with manual as part of your education, then the rest + exam on automatic. B197 allows to drive both, B allows automatic only.

Should be a norm, IMHO :)

Not restrict, but sign.

Did you like this joke? Look here for more. Oh no, you are fediversed now, oh well.

Wow, we already have enough for an average lemmy community.

Si ce we are on topic, is there a way to have DeArrow on mobile? (potentially I could install it on FF, but would prefer an app for YT).

Right picture if I need to traverse fast flowing mountain river.

As it was in ancient civilizations. The only difference is that we, working people, can now read and write in between work shifts.

Computer, wake me up at zero six hundred hours!

r/trees

Many european countries have great immigration laws and opportunities. Some companies will offer relocation assistance and reimbursment. It’s a challange, but it’s possible.

Just please leave your cars behind :)

Thank you for clarification and context.

I’m daydreaming about potential feature and sell point some manufacturers may adapt to bring this regulation further into a win-win for themselves and customers. So yes, essentially bring me 3310 back :)