This one has just really good suprise

I wish it would work but PEBKAC strikes again.

Nope.

1. Install windows on clean disk
2. Install Linux with custom partitions
   Add 3 new partitions (/boot, /, swap)
3. Enable os-prober for grub
4. Set grub as boot in BIOS

Never had problem with windows nuking the bootloader. It never knows it exists.

Somehow I learned how to install my systems without windows doing that.

Update and Shutdown -> go and make tea -> Linux lock screen -> 😐

Windows really dosn’t want to be on my system.

Is this “put the bodies in the freezer rule” or “scream and cry in the walk-in freezer rule”?

Draw her at the movies with the goth girl

Just do a comic already… Everyone is too invested in their story.

Now, Draw her looking goofy while playing an epic VR game.

It was today.

Draw her at hairdresser awkwardly keeping up polite conversation.

ルルどこ

pls, draw her in cosplay

You have some dust on your lens! Next time you should take flat frames.

Great pic!

Definetely crosspost to !astrophotography@lemmy.world

From quick math with 500 rule (500/focal length ) it comes up with around 10s for your camera + lens. More frames means better image.

For F number use as low as possible and adjust ISO for balance.

For stacking use Dedicated program like DeepSkyStacker or Pixinsight. It will enable you to have hundredths of frames.

For more info check https://r-astrophotography.gitbook.io/r-astrophotography-wiki/stacking-dsos

If you want you can find an object on this map: https://www.skymaps.com/downloads.html and try to point the camera towards it. It’s harder than you might think.

Good luck and clear skies.

This is a satellite. Plane would have 2 coloured trails on wingtips.

Depending on the lens, the camera sensor and mount you could push it even further. There are calculators to calculate max exposure time.

If you describe in detail, what camera and lens where you using. ISO, time and f stops. How many frames have you taken? How and what exactly have you done for processing I can give you some tips.

Definitely cross post to !astrophotography@lemmy.world.

If you tell here and there what equipment and software have you used you can can get couple of tips from me and others.

I think you could have used longer exposure times.

I can’t deny that

Let’s go back to handing resumes in person.