The cat is 155 cm tall, the humans are actually 9-m giants

Deadliest other animal. There were 602 homicides in England and Wales in 2022/23.

That doesn’t do the same thing, I guess the goal is really how to draw the outline of a circle

It’s more complex. In Photoshop, it’s a single tool. In GIMP, you make a circular selection, convert it to a path, and then stroke the path.

Not only is this more convoluted, it’s bewilderingly unintuitive to beginners and is definitely one of GIMP’s shortcomings.

I doubt that GIMP will ever overtake Photoshop. Adobe has the money to employ (and does employ) hundreds of experts in their fields to work on Photoshop for 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, 52 weeks a year. Although GIMP is very impressive as an open-source project and a massive testament to how far the free software model can go, it is still, at the end of the day, made by a ragtag band of (mostly) amateurs volunteering their time. Adobe, by brute force, can deliver a higher-quality product just by having the resources to employ the best people to work for them.

I love GIMP. I use it for all my image editing needs and would never consider giving a dime to Adobe. But I don’t do it for a living and I respect the opinions of those who do when they say that GIMP isn’t a good replacement for Photoshop.

Just a cursory glance, but GIMP still doesn’t seem to support additive curves and CMYK support is still rudimentary and needs a plugin

For a real Photoshop vs GIMP discussion, I think I’ll leave a link to Franklin Veaux’s Quora post here.

tl;dr there is actually a lot of functionality in Photoshop not present in GIMP that most casual users will never use, but is very important to professionals. People don’t pay hundreds of dollars to Adobe just for funsies.

I think for a real Photoshop vs GIMP comparison from the eyes of a professional, I’d like to share Franklin Veaux’s perspective. He’s an author, graphic designer, and the infamous local polygamist.

This law is going to absolutely and completely fail. If wealthy Chinese people really want to buy up a bunch of Florida real estate then they’ll do it through anonymous Delaware-registered shell companies.

What are her qualifications?

If she has a degree in computer science, DataAnnotation will pay $30-40 an hour to train their coding AI.

It’s legal in the United States where consumer protection laws aren’t as strong as in some other places.

You didn’t read the article, did you? It’s in their repair contract that you must agree to before sending things in for repair.

From a legal perspective, they didn’t steal it…

…you gave it to them.

No, I didn’t. I equate your proposed massacre of Jewish civilians living in Israel to the Holocaust.

Because it is.

You fantasise about a genocide being acceptable depending on whom it is perpetrated against, or you tried to make in an extremely tasteless fashion the point that Israel’s actions in the Gaza War are unacceptable.

Genocide is genocide, full stop. Your intentions are probably good but your communication skills are utter shit.

Sure, and six million Jews dying of gas asphyxiation between 1935 and 1945 was also just an unforseen natural disaster.

Believe it or not, genocide is bad no matter who it’s perpetrated against.

There are multiple meanings. “Hired thug” is also one of them.

For those who don’t know, a “goon cave” is “an area or room dedicated to long masturbation sessions”, or “gooning”

You are correct. Once a domain registration expires, anyone will be able to register that domain again. If they set up a mail server, they’ll be able to make email inboxes to receive emails sent to that domain.

If you have a website or blog that you’re hosting on the domain, once the resignation expires, the server might still be up but nobody will be able to access that site via its domain name from the public Internet using that domain name any more, as the A/AAAA records pointing to that server will be erased. If there is nobody to pay the hosting bills, then the server will eventually be taken offline and all the data will be deleted. If you self-host, the data will stay on that server’s disk(s) until your heirs sell or recycle it.

If you want someone to continue running your server and keeping up your domain registrations, you will need to arrange that before you die. Otherwise, it will all likely be whisked away into the ether.

I’m aware of the double-fry technique, I’m just saying that similar results can be obtained by boiling in lieu of the first frying step

I have worked customer service.