Totally. I kept seeing this guy get into spats with a Ruby Throated guy. Arguing over territory. I really wanted to get a pic with both but hummingbirds are such challenging subjects. I managed a couple of shots but nothing in focus. Edit: added example
Why is that? For those of us who haven't worked in clean rooms
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While I get that SO can be monstrously unhelpful, database optimization is a whole profession so I think we need a bit more to help
A few directions we could go here: Post your SQL query. This could be a structure or query issue. Best case, we could do some query optimization. Also, have you looked into indexing?
Where are your bottlenecks coming from? Is your server desined for a I/O intensive workload like databases. Sequential read speed is not a good metrix.
What about concurrency? If this is is super read/write intensive, optimization could depend on where data is written while you're reading
This is extremely cool.
Look into a VPS + pangolin or headscale Also, check out Crowdsec
I got one as recommended by my doctor and the results changed my life. A lot of things came up, but a couple were "very high sensitivity". I just focused on those
driving around in cloudy weather with nothing to show for it
Seattle wants to have a word with you
As a Bazzite fan, lmao. True
AT-STs! AT-STs!
!Rich Evans was literally on my screen as I was reading your comment!<
Can't wait for LockPickingLawyer to open this with a milk shake straw
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/23341185
Everyone has seen Antelope Canyon on their Windows login screens it whatever but just a few miles away, you can visit Waterhole canyon, which is bigger and quieter. A guide was and to let me spend as much time as I wanted seeing up and getting my shots, a luxury I did not have at the more famous location. My pictures came out ok but the experience was worth it.
Nikon D750 W/ Sigma 12-24mm 2.8 1/8 sec f/18 iso100 (??? what was I thinking)
Everyone has seen Antelope Canyon on their Windows login screens it whatever but just a few miles away, you can visit Waterhole canyon, which is bigger and quieter. A guide was and to let me spend as much time as I wanted seeing up and getting my shots, a luxury I did not have at the more famous location. My pictures came out ok but the experience was worth it.
Nikon D750 W/ Sigma 12-24mm 2.8
1/8 sec f/18 iso100 (??? what was I thinking)
Nikon D750 w/Tamron 150-600mm G2
180mm 1/2500sec f/6.3 iso1250
Went on a boat in Alaska to see and shoot whales but the crowd didn't afford many great pictures. Landscapes during the sunset though... Can do!
Nikon D750 50mm 1.8D
1/640sec f/1.8 iso2000
Can anyone ID the bugs?
Edit: this was in northern Washington state
24mm 13 sec f/2.8 iso3600
Driving all the way up to the top of Haleakala gets you to slightly over 10,000ft (3,000m) above the island of Maui. After sunset and when I thought it sufficiently dark, I started working on this shot.
I was extremely lucky to get clear skies and minimal wind on the evening of my visit. This particular shot also includes a comet in the top-right corner, a few satellites which I tried to clean up, and some lights (headlights?) which illuminated the observatory at the top of this long-extinguished volcano.
42mm 1/80s f/4 iso100
Perfect lighting and fog to make the dock look like it leads to nothingness.
Shot on Samsung S21U Main Lens 1/950 f/1.8 ISO 16
Definitely regretted not bringing my camera that day
That's super interesting. I have to look out for that in the future. The interest on this post makes me want to go out and get more hummingbird shots