Thanks for all the replies! I'll try ebay probably. I kinda agree that posting buy/sell posts here might dilute the sparse content we have.
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This is my scheme as well! Pretty much to the t. Except my HTPC is hypnotoad and nibbler is my NAS.
Thanks! I've used Darktable, but never saw it had a negatives module!
Yeah, thanks. I imagined as much.
Do you know if there is Photoshop plugin/action or some other stand-alone app? I've searched a bit, but most people recommend Negative Lab Pro. I don't have Lightroom, and anyway Negative Lab Pro is out of my budget.
I think it was Discovery. It was a replica. I found this (in Spanish): https://legadoexposevilla.org/el-transbordador-discovery-aterriza-en-sevilla/
I've got a bunch of old (1992) photos shot on 110 film with a point and shoot. I scanned the negatives with a cheap film scanner (from LIDL) a long time ago, and to be fair most of the 35mm film I had came out ok. But there are a couple of 110 rolls that I don't even know what to do with. The exposure is pretty bad and I think the film was exposed to light or not developed properly. I've played around with the photos trying to first get white balance right and then pushing the curves, but I can't get them right.
Any advice? I don't have the negatives with me, otherwise I'd try scanning them again just in case. Is there any workflow or app that I can use to try to recover them?
Yup, this is the last time I muck around with spamassassin unless the project gets a magical revival.
I think I got it working. I've got this in /etc/default/spamd:
OPTIONS="-x -q -u spamd --max-children 5 -H /etc/mail/spamassassin/"
and this in /etc/default/spamass-milter:
OPTIONS="-e example.com -u spamass-milter -i 127.0.0.1"
And it definitely reads user prefs from the database because I can change the 'required_hits' to 6.7 for a given user and I see this in the logs:
spamd[523771]: spamd: clean message (-0.2/6.7) for user@example.com:133 in 1.2 seconds, 24427 bytes.
I don't know how many different combinations of config flags I've tried, but these seem to do the job.
“Japanese” duplex
No, lol! I wish I had known of this or would've been clever enough to come up with something similar. I basically just yolo'd it the best I could. It was a torture.
I've put everything up on github: V6 conversion. Have fun. If you are going to get into this adventure, this might come in handy (it helped me): How to Build a Custom Keyboard From Scratch
That's a nice board!
I was initially excited about my Keychron V6 keyboard, I was looking forward to a thockier keyboard and wanted the customizability with qmk. The V6 seemed like a good match. But after unboxing it, I realized that the south-facing LEDs weren't ideal. I had just purchased Razer PBT keycaps, which I loved, but they didn't work at all with the LEDs and the escaping light underneath just blinded me.
I tried to make the setup work with custom keycaps from fkcaps (https://fkcaps.com/custom/5ELZPQ). While they were cool, they weren't the same as double-shot PBT keys. The setup wasn't ideal but I just stuck with it.
When I saw a YouTube video about building a keyboard with KiCad, I was inspired to try it myself. I used an ATmega32U, because I thought it would be easier to integrate, but it did have it's challenges: limited I/O meant I had to sacrifice the layout switch, and my matrix is best described as "tortuous". Despite a few errors on my PCB (a group of LEDs were not connected and I completely missed the holes for a stabilizer), the final PCB works amazingly well.
I've added a few photos below showcasing my setup before PCB assembly. You can see the light issues under the keys and how the laser etching from fkcaps isn't very durable.
EDIT: I've published the files to github in case anyone wants to have a look: V6 conversion
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Thanks for your reply. I managed to sell some of the things already but I agree that it might be a pain to have the group full of selling messages, so for now I’m ok. I did get some good feedback.