Hello dear ULemmings,
I'm looking for a thermos (UL, of course) and for some reason I don't know where to start at all.
Maybe it would be nice to have a cup that I drink of.
What are some important features to look in a thermos? What should be avoided? What system do you prefer (screw / click mechanism / something g else)?
Friend comes over to Europe for a month from Saudi Arabia where he gets his PhD now. He will work, study and we will travel to Netherlands for a week. Instead of renting a bike for a month we decided to buy used one, service it ourselves and then sell it or just gift to someone who would use it and love it. All together we will spend less than €50. And it's so much fun!
I think it's genius and should be part of the sustainable travel culture.
Random photo of a train model to click bait 😜
Collaborative pixel canvas is open for the weekend. A.k.a. c/place
Place your pixels, organise or just have fun.
0 Ukrainian flags or coats of arms so far.
I'm new (0 experience) to Android Dev, but want to contribute to one simple open-source app that I like on GitHub.
I had a spare hour today and tried to setup GitHub Codespaces environment, but so far failed to install AndroidSDK and satisfy Gradle.
So the question, what setups do you have for Android dev? What's industry standard and what YOU prefer?
And is cloud development a thing in Android world?
So far I found the fastest pipeline to get good results is to use Google Photos editor as a Google One subscriber. Most useful tools are Al sharpen, portrait blur, portrait lightong (not always good). Basic color/brightness tools work great.
Although I do miss some functionality like blur/pixelation brush (for anonymysation of faces and/or car plates), adding a png/ image overlay, colour replacement (and overall better grading tools), curves.
What's do folks use for photo editing on Android?
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