Put in checkmate three seconds before the end. Too bad you can’t see the opponent’s face;-)
Frequent, not always neat blitzes (actually, recently, it’s no longer blitz but rapid chess) have wrecked my rating, but at least it’s honest.

Put in checkmate three seconds before the end. Too bad you can’t see the opponent’s face;-)
Frequent, not always neat blitzes (actually, recently, it’s no longer blitz but rapid chess) have wrecked my rating, but at least it’s honest.

Does anyone know how to calibrate an arbitrary color printer? I specifically want to calibrate mine, but there surely must be some tool where you upload a scan of a test print with clean colors and gradients, and it creates profiles that can then be applied to any image before printing to achieve better color accuracy than without all this? It’s understood that this introduces a scanner into the process, which adds its own color distortions, but it seems that scanner distortions are nothing compared to those from a cheap color printer.
Meaning, of course, you can just respond and manually adjust the sliders to make the scan and the original look as similar as possible. But in the end, that only lets me optimize the raster image, while I’d like this to be a default setting in the Mac OS printing system. Sure, for raster images I can whip something up myself, but I want such rules to apply to everything that goes to the printer from any application…
Have you ever tried cocoa beans?

Took these today in Washington. The inscriptions are very philosophical. Especially the arrows.

my 26th. still life from life

A very interesting investigation. True, it’s old—it’s already two years old. But the problem with these machines in the fields persists even now.
A very interesting story about Joseph Smith and his Church of Mormons in the USA from a person who has been part of this community for a long time. Many influential people among the parishioners. I once visited our local LDS to have a closer look. I will leave its photo in the comments
Walking with Yuka near the house
