You don’t appear to be wrong.

No, I don’t fit the typical demographic around here except being vaguely techie. I’ve worked with Adobe products for years. The OP is spot on.

Linux Musk Cinnamon. Yours for a modest subscription.

I finished a gin and tonic FOR THE GLORY OF THE EMPIRE!

This stinks of panic MVP.

Thank you! I’ll check it out.

Replying in the hope you get a solid answer to this. I need a good photo workflow tool and would like it to be FOSS.

Came here to recommend nuking it with Linux to get a much slicker experience but I see everyone else had the same idea.

Also gtf off chrome.

Thanks, it’s less about one case, more that, if I see something interesting and printable, is there a service where I can order it, or places to go to print it?

UK/London person here. Without buying a 3D printer, is there anywhere I can go to get something like this made? Other than finding a friend with such a printer, that is.

He currently really likes locally copying people’s games from Scratch and modifying them in funny ways which he calls ‘hacking’ lol. He’s having fun so I’m happy for him to do what he likes so long as it’s age appropriate.

Your Mac has “recovery mode” in the firmware, it will often boot into recovery automatically if there’s something wrong with your boot disk

Oh really? Agh I just assumed incorrectly then. Thanks.

Thanks for the ‘more realistic’ intro to dev. I will be showing him CLI. And I think these are good steps. First though I want to give him the opportunity to learn the ‘thinking/design/problem-solving’ element of programming.

Great suggestions. I’m tempted to get a Chat GPT sub myself.

Hah yes we try and ‘balance’ it all. He’s a voracious reader, loves his rugby and we try and get out of the house as much as possible when it’s not continuously raining, thanks Britain.

Amazing thanks so much. Yes, structured ‘play’ might be just what he’s after. He can then tinker in an IDE - I did wonder if anyone had built one for kids specifically.

I can teach him a bit of CLI / Shell and I’m ok if he bricks the computer, hence the choice of OS. Super easy for me to nuke and start again.

I’ll be checking these out.

Spiders do be happy tho.

This would not be good for me at work.

No heavy petting please.

A year?! Hah. Well if this is what you’re doing in your first year then this is excellent. Get some formal training or join a club with some pros if you haven’t already.

Nice. I’d be v proud of that shot if I were you.

Edit: Having just taken a look at the other photos you’ve posted, I have to say, you have a very good eye for light and composition. I mean, you clearly live somewhere with lots of amazing subjects/views, but also a lot of talent. Some of those shots could be sold in a gallery.

Beautiful. What’s the setup? Digital or analog?