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john.colagioia.net | ||
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theexceptioncatcher.com
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| | | | | Everytime you take a picture fo something, there is metadata data that is included in the file. Sometimes the data is fairly innocent and includes focal length, camera model, time of picture, etc. However somtimes, it can be used to identify the owner of the camera, the GPS location, and... | |
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www.rdsaunders.co.uk
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| | | | | This release focuses on bringing content from other systems into content types and entries using our new Management API. | |
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sidneys1.com
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| | | | | Google Photos is wonderful. It backs up my photos and videos, tags them, and makes them available to share with my family. But I also don't trust that Google will never accidentally "loose" my photos. Here is the process I use to back up my Google Photos data to a self-hosted instance of Photoprism. | |
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rmondello.com
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| | | Update: I'm doing an AMA (ask me anything) on Mastodon today, December 18. Over the last week, my opinion of the Mastodon project and software, as well as the "Fediverse", has completely changed. I was pretty skeptical of it, but after giving it a chance, I'm participating and having fun. Let's rewind back to the [...] | ||
