Photogrammetry is very computationally expensive, I don’t think current phones have what it takes to do it in an appropriate amount of time.
On PC, COLMAP is the OG suite, its data format is widely used even outside of COLMAP itself, for example in gaussian splatting or NeRf.
It’s FOSS of course.
Oder “Fadenmäher” oder “Kantenschneider”
I answered in another comment:
There seem to be conflicting opinions on the matter:
https://netzpolitik.org/2024/pay-or-okay-privatsphaere-nur-gegen-gebuehr/
https://www.etes.de/blog/pay-or-okay-pur-abo-modell-zulaessig/
In any case, the requirements for “pay or okay” being legal are: (translated with deepl)
“In principle, the tracking of user behavior can be based on consent if a tracking-free model is offered as an alternative, even if this is subject to payment. However, the service that users receive in a paid model must firstly represent an equivalent alternative to the service that they obtain through consent. Secondly, the consent must meet all the conditions for effectiveness set out in the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), i.e. in particular the requirements listed in Art. 4 No. 11 and Art. 7 GDPR. Whether the payment option - e.g. a monthly subscription - is to be regarded as an equivalent alternative to consent to tracking depends in particular on whether users are given equivalent access to the same service in return for a standard market fee. Equivalent access generally exists if the offers include the same service, at least in principle.”
If a user opts for the subscription option, only storage and readout processes that are technically absolutely necessary may take place (Section 25 (1) TTDSG). Furthermore, the permissions under Art. 6 para. 1 GDPR must be complied with.
“If there are several processing purposes that differ significantly from one another, the requirements for voluntariness must be met to the effect that consent can be granted on a granular basis. This means, among other things, that users must be able to actively select the individual purposes for which consent is to be obtained (opt-in). Only if purposes are very closely related can a bundling of purposes be considered. A blanket overall consent for different purposes in this respect cannot be effectively granted.”
In addition, the consents must meet the other requirements of the GDPR. This applies in particular to the principle of transparency, comprehensibility and compliance with information obligations.
As I see it, at the very least the granularity requirement is not fulfilled in these cases.
No it’s not. For some reason, most of the larger German publications do this, as of now apparently they haven’t been sued.
I guess it comes down to whether it’s legal to train image generation models on copyrighted material. Midjourney etc can’t produce a very accurate image of copyrighted characters if those characters aren’t in the training set.
Good one
With discord already being pretty shitty, I am interested in what ideas they are coming up with.
Ublock and Sponsorblock make YouTube bearable.
If you’re on mobile, use tubular - it has AdBlock as well as Sponsorblock integrated.
It’s not a network file system. It’s a regular file system for hard drives, SSDs and such, which is used by default on Windows since Windows NT (that’s where the NT comes from - it doesn’t stand for network but “new technology”).
The implementation in Windows is closed source meaning the file system had to be reverse engineered to even work at all under Linux. Support nowadays is okay-ish, but as soon as you don’t properly shutdown your computer or use the file system under Windows, you will run into weird problems.
Also it just straight up doesn’t work for most games running under wine.
Consistent font, text readable, pixel perfect consistency on close / maximize / minimize buttons. Definitely not (completely) AI-generated.
Integration at a level a browser can’t offer. Most importantly, imo, a browser can’t bind global keyboard shortcuts for websites. So push to talk, mute keybinds, … don’t work in the browser version.
Or any global shortcuts (i.e. to mute oneself) for that matter. Pretty useless in a gaming context because of that imho
Laundry detergent is bad for the environment and, according to some studies, also for you. Scented versions even more so.
Raid and off-site backup.
Or trust in a hosting provider that has backups and redundancy.
Just use the newest driver and you’ll be completely fine. Even with very recent hardware, everything works as expected for me.
People like to shit on Nvidia, which is deserved for their business practices and relationship with Linux in the past, however most who claim that there are issues clearly haven’t used an Nvidia GPU under Linux in a long time.
It just works.