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An image fulgurator print on image or a custom view that is visible only to other cameras.
See https://juliusvonbismarck.com/bank/index.php/projects/image-fulgurator/2/
Make screenshot with a JS library.
It may be a way to bring back visual testing in UIs (or use it with Cypress or Playwright)
Instead of BlurHash that needs aditionnal JS for 83 bits string, some CSS snippets can do the work for Low Quality Image Placeholders (LQIP).
The big disadvantage of pure CSS approaches is that you typically litter your markup with lengthy inline styles or obnoxious data URLs.
A blurHash like method in CSS can also be used and that's what the author is describing.
A more simpler solution is to use one color as placeholder.
So why this one? Firstly, because it's not jam-packed with ads, and also because - apart from videos - conversions are made browser-side and not server-side.
Free profile pictures for your designs.
Pour lecture ultérieure
Gimp 3.0 on its way!
The interface is reworked, icons are now updated and compatible with HiDPI screens (through vectorial images).
The color handling is reworked from the ground up.
The public API is now stable and documented.
The filters are not desctrutible anymore.
Support of BMP 64 bits and TIFF files.
New Filters: Inner Flow, Bevel and GEGL styles.
More translations.
See GIMP 3.0 RC 1 post: https://www.gimp.org/news/2024/11/06/gimp-3-0-RC1-released/
(via Korben https://korben.info/gimp-3-0-rc1-nouvelle-interface-et-fonctionnalites-avancees.html)
A https://carbon.now.sh/ in IDE
A funny NASA project: type in your name to see it spelled out in Landsat imagery of Earth!
The Landsat series of satellites has been observing Earth for over 50 years, collecting breathtaking imagery and invaluable data used to study our planet’s changing surface.
With a new online interactive, users can type in their name, then view and export the graphic of that name spelled out in Earth features found in Landsat images.
A color picker on any image
Mix images with a text input.
Create images based on controls.
Create images based on patterns (yay like in Phtotoshop...).
It does not seem to work well though.