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Not yet, although I'm slowly working on an alternative to Fuji's X app

Hacking the firmware in Fuji cameras definitely impressed a few recruiters, and helped me get a position recently.

Honestly it would make more sense to buy an old $300 Canon camera, install Magic Lantern (or CHDK)

Hate to say it, but in my experience open source hardware is always been poor quality, unless it's a single board computer.

I've been using this the past few weeks to try and cross compile my software. Clang works, but a lot of the core libraries are missing. pkgbuild for instance won't work. And even native Cocoa apps I've tried won't work. That being said, this has a ton of potential. I really wish the devs had more time to work on it.

Why wouldn't they just pay it? Would there be any negative consequences?

I sometimes use it to reformat some text or code, or write some very simple boilerplate code. So honestly it only saves me a few minutes a day typically.

I thought I was smart by putting my email in a png image on my page. Still, no spam mail after about a year.

Really wish there was something like this, but C or Rust instead of Python Or JavaScript.

The app needs to be reversed engineered and have a 3rd party reimplemention. Even if it's slightly inferior, it's always good to have an alternative.

Probably means one of the GTK based distros running on a phone, like on the Purism phones

How do you double the value of a Trabant? You fill the tank up.

About a year ago when AI was getting really big, I was really interested in C2PA, since then I've come to the conclusion that actual artists don't care about any of that crap