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Les notifications xmpp fonctionnent maintenant sur Movim et la nouvelle béta d'iOS
Première nouvelle : la nouvelle béta d'iOS permet l'installation de web apps (ou PWA) Oui bè... Ca fait un choc quand on s'y attendait pas. Effet de bord testé par un poto : Les notifications, mentions etc, fonctionnent mieux sur la web apps de Movim sur iOS que Snikket sur cet OS. Donc en fait, avec cette beta d'iOS, Movim devient le client xmpp fonctionnant le mieux sur cette plateforme... #xmpp, #Movim, #Snikket, #IM, #MessagerieInstantanée, #InstantMessager, #PWA
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Script to convert Canon RAW to JPEG
Timothée Jaussoin · Saturday, 10 December - 22:51 edit
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Timothée Jaussoin · Friday, 18 November - 12:11
So, I did some Twitter integration in Movim recently. Looks like I will be able to remove the code soon
#ThanksElon #CleaningDeadCode
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Timothée Jaussoin · Friday, 11 November - 23:02
By the way, you can follow me on Mastodon @edhelas@mastodon.social
#ByeByeTwitter
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Would you be interested to have "stories" in Movim ?
Timothée Jaussoin · Monday, 7 November - 20:32
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Timothée Jaussoin · Wednesday, 2 November - 11:22
Should I add a blue check icon feature on Movim for 7,99$/month ?
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Timothée Jaussoin · Thursday, 18 August, 2022 - 20:55 edit
Handling messages IDs in modern #XMPP clients be like
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There is 3 hard things in IT
Timothée Jaussoin · Friday, 22 October, 2021 - 09:41 edit
- cache invalidation
- naming things
- syncronising bookmarks in XMPP
Just a small script that I wrote to convert directories of #RAW pictures in #JPEG. It might help some of you folks, who knows.
This script is simplifying my flow. I am shooting everything in RAW and importing all the pictures to my Photos directory using #Gthumb. Once all the #photos are imported I pick which directory I want to keep in RAW and run this script in the other ones.
#!/bin/bash
echo "Convert $1 directory"
exiftool -b -PreviewImage -orientation -w .jpg -ext cr2 -r "$1"
echo "Copy EXIF"
cd "$1"
for file in *.CR2; do
exiftool -tagsFromFile "$file" ${file::-4}.jpg
done
echo "Cleaning up"
rm *_original
This script is working in 2 steps.
First it extract the internal JPEG files from the RAW files and put it next to them. As it is only data manipulation it is super fast to run.
Then the second part is re-copying all the #EXIF information from the RAW files to the freshly extracted JPEG files (the first step doesn't take care of the EXIF manipulation).
And finally it cleanup the RAW files.
Oh and for the RAW development, I'm using the awesome #Darktable !
I'm using it to make most of my illustrations for Movim and at my job !
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