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I'm a photographer that tethers my camera to a laptop and would like comfy to autorun when it detects a new image in a folder. Can anyone think of a workflow that would allow this?

Over the years, I was pretty indifferent to client preferences for focal length and over-the-top edits, as long as the money kept coming in. What took me a really long time to realize is how draining that became to my mental health and delayed long-term career goals.

Lately, I've been stricter with artistic integrity, which may have caused damage with some real estate clients, but knowing those that work with you are wanting to work with the real you is 100% worth it.

Where does everyone else sit on compromising taste? When does it become too much for you?

I'm interested in purchasing aftermarket range fans for my over-the-range microwave. I realize the (normal) noise coming from these fans is primarily motor noise and not air movement. Just cheap unnecessarily loud fans. I have several other devices that move a lot more air with way less noise and I was hoping there's something out there that could help? I'd even be willing to install a new microwave if it fits over my range. It's hard to hold a conversation with that thing on...

I have the E220 and every few weeks the camera rotates its position from facing my front door to into the home. I was wondering if there is any log that could indicate unauthorized access? The password I created for it was autogenerated by my google passkey and I would have much larger problems if someone had access to that. I don't think this is the case, as I would imagine a hacker would compromise my banking by now if this was the case.

Using Chrome through Virtual Desktop and noticed VR180 web content, at best, is displayed in a 16:9 window. I would like to view this type of web content properly, in-browser with adblock, in the 3D dome like projection style without downloading it. Any hope for me?

I use virtual desktop and chrome but for some videos none of the projection settings in VD can project content properly. I usually end up downloading the content and open it up in a player like Skybox that has a lot more projection settings to display the content properly, but this is very time consuming. Does anyone know if there's a web browser with adblock that has better VR support than Chrome for streaming?