Hi, I wonder if there is a setting somewhere to setup the default sharpness for all the android photo app.
As you can see in my example the sharper picture is way too sharp and unnatural and it’s horrible with faces.
With FreeDCam I'm able to set that but this app is too complex to use it in the every day use.
I have a Fairphone3 with /e/os but I don't think that's matter.
Any suggestion?
( and it’s not related with the subjecHorrible Pictures Zenfone 8t: Horrible Pictures Zenfone 8 )
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I love it 🤩🤩
This sounds like a problem exclusive to the United States.
I think that in France it’s the same problem. But that hard to find informations about it.
Apple were the ones not allowing the interoperability here, and causing the centralization.
I don’t see why you say that. Can you explain?
In the US, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon have slowly moved to Google’s Jibe platform after years of maintaining their own servers for Rich Communication Services
I understand that the service is not provided by carriers any more but by Google.
And they hide this information a bit further in the app.
A new step to centralize the service :/
I love you're stack! PHP and vanilla JS 🤩 It's so KISS!
I like that I can install it on my o2switch server.
I like Kiss a lot too.
Very different than Nova but simple and powerful.
OK, thank you 😊
Do you have a markdown editor include with gitea?
I use Nextcloud Notes too. Simple and ok for my usage.
I don't know why, but that a sad news :/
Owww! :(
That's sad. But at the same times trying to bypass a gatekeeper is always incertain. They can change something that is difficult to reverse enginering and it's the end of the story. :/
I'm tired of the argument that the solution to fight tracking/ads/subscription/gafam is self hosting.
It's a solution for some nice people that have knowledge, time and money for.
But it's not a solution for everyone.
We need more small nice open source association and company that provide services for people that don't know the difference between a web search engine and a navigator or just a server and a client. I think that initiatives like “les chatons” in France are amazing for that!!! ( https://www.chatons.org/en )
And just to be clear, I think that self-hosted services are a part of the solution. :)