You don’t have to change the color scheme, I would just say open up the color temperature dialog and turn “Original temperature” up and “Intended temperature” down to compensate for the yellow.
Here’s an example:
You can also choose Auto -> White Balance and it usually fixes it up even better:
If you use an AI image for your header, just take it into gimp and adjust the colors to get rid of that yellow tint. It’ll look a lot better and not be immediately off putting by being obviously AI.
Using an AI header image also makes me wonder if you wrote the article or just generated it with ChatGPT.
There’s that piss filter again.
I rewatched Stranger Things season 4, which takes place in 1986, and there’s a scene where code flashes on the screen while they’re “hacking”. It shows:
Keep it down this time.
Just watch, we’re two weeks away from some tech bro trying to start a Clankercamp website. The best part is that no one except other tech bros will care.
That’s not true; there’s also work. Although sometimes that fits under depression.
Do they not make cap guns anymore?
Is everything premium? If everything is premium, then nothing is premium.
I think it has to do with how often you pay for it. With Office, you just buy it, then you own it. With Office 365, you have to pay for it 365 days a year. You just never stop paying for it.
OnlyOffice and LibreOffice are still called OnlyOffice and LibreOffice.
If it hasn’t happened already, Netflix is dropping the new She-Ra show from their service, and they’ve never released a physical form.
Therefore, it is illegal to watch She-Ra.
You actually are (kind of) burning the disc. At least, a layer of organic dye within the disc. With a laser.
Fun fact: It actually is kind of burning. With a laser.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CD-R#Writing_methods
Not enough to set it on fire, but enough to change a dye from translucent to opaque.
My spoon is too big.
That’s silly. Here, I added an actual to-scale banana to this photo:
That’s what happens when idiots are in charge.
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Giving them the benefit of the doubt, I would think it’s to resist corrosion, but there are plenty of cheaper metals to plate with that don’t corrode, so even that’s a stretch.
Or, you know, plastic.
45s were commonly used in jukeboxes, where the big spindle hole was useful.