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I don't know about Canon's offering... but Sony's is lackluster to say the least. On my A6000 (and possibly other older models), you can't import RAWs, only JPEGs. Not to add that manual connection to the camera's wifi is a rather "annoying" process, having to go into the camera settings, manually turning on wifi, going into the phone's settings/quick menu to connect to said hotspot, then open the app, etc...

It's just a plain worse experience to just some extremely good phones like the iPhones with pro camera apps

Got a link with more info about the Medusa stuff? The OP is down currently...

I'm sorry, I like the look and the idea but... why is a subscription necessary for a local-first app?

This article, while interesting, disrespects trans people by consistently using pronouns that don't align with their identity...

I think you're being downvoted because you're wrong and you're being smug about it.

>Starbucks ( ! ) just opened its first ( ! ) and only ( ! ) store in Rome a few months ago.

Uhm, there's 7 (according to Google Maps) in Milan, 2 in Turin, and at least two more someplace else (one being in Rome). Additionally, 1 of the 7 Starbucks in Milan is the only "Starbucks Roastery" in Europe.

>It goes the same for most popular world chains. You'll find UNIQLO in France or Spain, forget about Italy.

There's a UNIQLO store in Milan.

>Right now even definition of "woman" is a mine field.

Oh? And why would that be?

Wouldn't that just mean comparing the user's public address? It is the browser that is trying to download the image from your servers.

It isn't? There's a difference between dropping 32bit libraries from your OS (after a lot of time in which Apple clearly said "we will drop support!") and banning for using unauthorized APIs inside the MAS.

A camera isn't just a sensor, it's the complete package, and software plays a very big role in making any sensor take great photos.