I’ve tried cleaning the lens, and tapping, but the camera just won’t focus and all of my pictures end up being blurry. Any advice on how to troubleshoot this?
They do appear fine. If I take a picture of something on my desk, it tells me to move back to improve focus. That’s not super helpful if I need to take a picture of a document, or something along those lines tho. This started back in February for me, and I’ve not been able to find a setting/cause to fix it.
I think they might be getting too cozy with China. It seems like they’ve got some other interesting ideas when it comes to spying on their own people as well.
I don’t know, man. I’m not saying it was the best thing that could’ve been done, but at least she’s actually trying to get us to stop cooking ourselves. It wasn’t like she went full blown eco terrorist.
Over on Reddit, /r/AssholeDesign was taken over by a moderator that had been radio silent for over two years. The linked Imgur album contains modmail screenshots and our entire conversation after calling them out for this betrayal.
I see a lot of comments from bootlickers on how the protests are dumb and stupid and dont work and engagement metrics are still holding but the quality of posts and comments has noticeably depreciated imo. So much so that whenever I visit the site Im actually shocked at how bad it is.
Edit: It seems like there's enough people that would prefer this didn't happen for some pretty good reasons. For that reason, I'm not going to move forward with this idea....
FWIW, I wasn't looking to pull in anything historical. Just thought it could be handy to pull in current topics from the top of a subreddit for that day. I'm not sure at what frequency it would be pull/post exactly, and it wouldn't even be repeating everything from a given subreddit. I was also thinking I'd do it all from one user so if someone didn't like it, they could just block it.
I'm definitely for crediting the user that originally posted the content. I'd want to be very transparent about the fact that this was a bot reposting content. I'm thinking about doing this mostly for links. I'm not sure if this bot would even try and handle pics/videos/text.
Thanks, I wouldn't make this with the intent of it being a forever solution. I just want to make sure there's sufficient content for new users to see so they'll stick around.
Problem with the forward facing camera on Pixel 4a not focusing
I’ve tried cleaning the lens, and tapping, but the camera just won’t focus and all of my pictures end up being blurry. Any advice on how to troubleshoot this?
Macron blocks NATO outpost in Japan amid Chinese complaints (www.politico.eu)
Sweden charges Greta Thunberg for blockading oil port (www.bbc.co.uk)
The Coup of /r/AssholeDesign (imgur.com)
Over on Reddit, /r/AssholeDesign was taken over by a moderator that had been radio silent for over two years. The linked Imgur album contains modmail screenshots and our entire conversation after calling them out for this betrayal.
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Does anybody feel like the quality of reddit has already dropped massively?
I see a lot of comments from bootlickers on how the protests are dumb and stupid and dont work and engagement metrics are still holding but the quality of posts and comments has noticeably depreciated imo. So much so that whenever I visit the site Im actually shocked at how bad it is.
This is the "food" a 3k per month serves its residents (lemmy.world)
https://www.reddit.com/r/mildlyinfuriating/comments/pvz8rm/my_grandmas_lunch_at_her_new_senior_living/...
Is it illegal/poor taste to port content from Reddit over to Lemmy?
Edit: It seems like there's enough people that would prefer this didn't happen for some pretty good reasons. For that reason, I'm not going to move forward with this idea....
Just an idea (lemmy.world)