Technically, this photo looks really great.
The focus and sharpness are spot on.
The moment is nice, though the background and lighting could be a bit better. I’m sure you can really enhance this shot with a little post-processing.

Either way, great job! I wish I had the gear and opportunities to shoot something like this.

🥰

It’s great that these tools exist. Thanks for sharing.

I use this which combines languagetools, libre translate and openwebui for your local AI needs

https://github.com/kWeglinski/OmniPoly

Who could have guessed ?

I’d treat autoflowering plants the same way I’d treat photoperiod ones. After all, they’re just plants! :) However, it might be a good idea to seek advice from more experienced growers.

For reference, I use Light Mix too, along with Biobizz Grow and Bloom nutrients, following this chart as a guide.

Previously, I grew outdoors for years using raw soil and compost only, which yielded great results and was significantly easier than indoor growing, although perhaps less exciting.

It’s great to see all the progress made so far. However, I’m surprised that Pixelfed is still not supported.

Finally, a photo and not just a snapshot! This one is great. I’m looking forward to seeing more of your work.

I started using Lychee before Immich came out and I use them for different purposes.

Eventually, I ended up using Immich only for backing up my and my partner’s phone pictures.

They’re both incredible piece of software.

You have to realize that this is not macrophotography though.

Macrophotography is a type of photography where you take really close-up pictures of small things to make them look big and clear. It helps you see things that your eyes might not notice, like the tiny hairs on a bee or the patterns on a butterfly’s wing.

While some telephoto lenses have a “macro mode” that lets you focus closer than usual, they don’t work as well as a true macro lens. However, you can use extension tubes or close-up filters with a telephoto lens to get better macro shots.

You can also try the reverse lens technique. It involves flipping a regular lens backward using a reverse adapter ring.

When reversed, the lens works like a magnifying glass, allowing you to capture extreme close-ups—great for macro photography on a budget. This method works best with a 50mm lens, but you lose autofocus and aperture control, so you have to adjust settings manually.

I selfhost Lychee for personal and professional work.

Apart from a small donation I made to the team, I just pay for the electricity and keep my data private.

Thank you for this. I’ll try and be more active.

In the meantime, may I suggest this icon? Sorry, I used AI… I could imagine it, but I didn’t know how to create it.

https://clip.steph.click/-7Knzg7LvpF

Thanks, I will

Thanks, I’ll try it again

I’ve tried a lot of them but they feel really immature compared to Sync.

What would be your go to if it happened today ?

Thanks for your answer.

So if Docker completely ignores UFW rules, how am I supposed to protect my VPS ? I’ve never done this before and I’m puzzled.

As for NPM, here’s the “ports” part of my docker-compose

    ports:
      - '80:80'
      - '81:81' #GUI
      - '443:443'

I have developped this myself

https://github.com/tiritibambix/ImaGUIck

It’s a lot friendlier with a link :)

https://github.com/sharevb/it-tools

I talked about it here last year

I completed a 365 challenge a while ago, and while it taught me plenty, the biggest lesson was about finding an interesting subject and an interesting way of capturing it every single day. My audience really became my second teacher throughout the journey.

I finally made it to day 365, mostly sharing photos of rocks and leaves. By then, my audience was pretty worn out and relieved it was done, and I learned that it’s perfectly fine not to have something to say every day, or at all, and share it. It’s all about recognizing that and accepting it.

That being said, go out and take photos.