On houses missing numbers: this is likely incomplete data in OSM and you could join the crowd to fix it. I recommend SCEE app, where you contribute by resolving questions nearby, earn points and compete. It’s actually fun :)

I read it and was trying to understand why Death suddenly speaks German on 3rd panel xD

Cropping / framing the picture is the most impactful instrument. In this case I would crop unnecessary information (noise) out of the photo:

• reduce amount of the sky,
• cut from below to keep building nicely aligned in lower 2/3,
• remove a bit from the left so that the car is not pooling attention and to reduce green colour.

Picture will completely shift it’s attention and mood.

Sometimes I even make few different framings as copies and get more than one story.

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.

Could someone please explain 3rd still?

Fry and Zoidberg wrestling.

Wish there was an Android version, features look so sexy.

Great work!

I really wanted to use something FOSS or at least non-adobe, but after a few hours gave up and bought a year subscription for Lightroom.

My use-case: on Android tablet I need a rating/flagging functionality with photo management. It just doesn’t exist outside of Lightroom unfortunately.

I use Darktable on Laptop. There is no iOS/Android version.

Open for suggestions if I missed something.

History of the “Carol of the Bells”, interesting to read and to hear original arrangement by Leontovych.

And yes, goes hard!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shchedryk_(song)?wprov=sfla1

For each piece of pineapple where nea is height of a cone, p is radius of a cone and le equals 1/3, volume is Pi * nea * p * p * le.

You understand now why people don’t like pineaaples on their pizzas?

This seems to be nostalgic for ‘soviet past’ and ‘great soviet russia’. A.k.a propaganda.

Calendar is on 25th of October, date when October Revolution happened (old style calendar).

This is a beginning of Red Terror. And then many years of other terrors USSR condemned throughout the years of its existence.

Refuse > Reduce > Reuse > Repurpose > Recycle

5 Rs rule

Language is not a region, see: https://kagifeedback.org/d/89-language-vs-region/31

It sea4ches in different languages, but there is no way to force language of the results. Instead, ot tries to be “smart” and uses languages of the region. So it has the same problem Google and Bing does: giving you results in random languages outside of language region (or in multi-lingual regions), even when request is explicitly in language A.

There is a feature request to implement this setting, but not much hope to have this soon.

On this note, if someone knows of a search engine that allows specifying language of results, please let me know :)

Much more coherent version, thank you for sharing.

Thank you, fixed.

Additionally, the inscription “1941” was changed to “1939” - the year when World War II began.

Why it was 1941-1945, for context, from wiki:

On 9 April 2015, the Ukrainian parliament replaced the term Great Patriotic War (1941–1945) (Velyka vitchyzniana viina) in the country’s law with the “Second World War (1939–1945)” (Druha svitova viina), as part of a set of decommunization laws. Also in 2015, Ukraine’s “Victory Day over Nazism in World War II” was established as a national holiday in accordance with the law of “On Perpetuation of Victory over Nazism in World War II 1939–1945”. The new holiday is celebrated on May 8 and replaces the Soviet-Russian Victory Day, which is celebrated on May 9. These laws were adopted by the Ukrainian parliament on April 9 2015 within the package of laws on decommunization.

I first thought this is a post in NCD.