I like this quote.
Source:
The Ridiculous Engineering Of The World's Most Important Machine
By Veritasium
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MiUHjLxm3V0
While Nikon doesn't do a great job on focusing (figure 1), it does a great job on VR (vibration reduction, or Image Stabilisation for Cannon and Optical SteadyShot for Sony).
Picture 2 is shot under a low-light condition, which my camera model is not expensive enough to handle it, so I limit the ISO to 6400. If the picture is still underexposed, then I just give up since that means my camera can't capture this scene.
However, with limited light and the shutter speed well below the safety range (usually the safe shutter speed is 1 divided by focal length, in this case, 600mm should use at most 1/600s, which is 1/640s in my camera), it managed to capture one photo that is in focus, and sharp enough to let DXO Photolab to recognize all the details and enhance them.
Amazing. (of course, DXO is also an amazing software)
Ladies and gentlemen, I hereby announce, this is my new co-worker.
Looks like the highest vote answer on StackOverflow is not always correct.
I set `access_log off;` to disable the nginx logging, according to this post: https://serverfault.com/questions/318574/how-to-disable-nginx-logging
Guess what I got? A 13GB file just called "off".
Met some new birds during the weekend. This weekend my friend dropped by and we went to a wetland park.
Most of the time, I enjoy the silence of being along since that's how I lived in the past year after I moved to Kunming. But apparently spending time with friends and hanging out is also super enjoyable.
Figure 1: Gallinago gallinago (扇尾沙锥)
Figure 2: Tringa ochropus (白腰草鹬)
Figure 3: Motacilla citreola (黄头鹡鸰)
Well, they are not rare or endanger, after all, it's a wetland park near the city, but still I'm glad to see them : )
This is so good! So wonderful! I'm so moved.
How can there be such a captivating story? I really love the characters. Every time I read a book like this, I can't help but feel two emotions: a deep, irresistible love for it, and a sense of regret that it's all gone now. Books can be reread, like movies; perhaps each time you read them, you'll gain new insights. But only the first time will you experience that initial feeling of being a newcomer, gradually becoming engrossed, and finally, realizing how it all made sense.
This book is so well-written; I want to be buried with it when I die.
This is the 9th volume of Spice and Wolf. The novel is great. The anime is also great. Oh god, I can die with them. They are so good.
Jdk11 is working on kindle pw6 with firmware 5.17.1.0.4. And I just checked with other people in the discord, new firmware pike 5.18.4 also use old glibc. So I guess jdk11 is what I got now.
This device can't even run browser properly, so hopefully I can write something to call api and display me some info. Maybe in that case go is better than Java?
I think this is pretty much my first time getting my hands on an e-ink device.
The e ink screen is decent under normal room light. The texture of the screen is very different from my smartphone or my tablet. And I like it. In case you don't know, I still prefer physical books because I love the weight of the book, the feel of the paper, and the smell of the ink. I read ebooks solely because I have to move several times in the rest of my foreseeable life, and I love books, so I don't want to damage them. If I own a house, I'll quickly fill it with books.
Anyway, this screen reminds me of the feel of physical books, and I liked this e ink screen when I was under room light. But guess what? Under the sunlight, I LOVE it. Amazon makes such good hardware that I didn't regret making this purchase. Even compared with Samsung or Apple's flagship screen/display, for reading, Kindle is the best. Period.
But of course, their software sucks. That's why we need jailbreak to fix it. After playing around with koreader, I think I'll stop reading on my phone even though it was a good experience. Now I have a better device for reading.
In terms of bird photography, it's a fruitful trip. But at the end of the trip, I can't even hold my lens steady because breathing is so hard at 3500m above sea level while also getting a fever and cough.
**I have a job now!**
I'm a Chinese shitizen, but I generally don't post in Chinese to avoid being suffering from other Chinese.
I'm physically a male, but I don't care how people think about my gender. I can be male, or female, or cat. But if you ask, I'd prefer to be referred to as male. Also, I support LGBT+ people, and I'm a copyleft. I don't think I'm too aggressive in arguing things, but sometimes I do. You should handle it with care.
I post about programming (most time is Java and Kotlin, unless I have a new love), and some random things I find interesting. I also post about my mental health, which is in a stable state of instability, thanks to my parents and Chinese society.
Anyway, if you want to follow me, I'm glad to see you. And, have a nice day.
Alt: @skyblond