Commercial product, but Intellij supports multiple concurrent changelists, with line-by-line separation. Whenever I've tried other IDEs I always end up going back to Intellij for commits and branch management.

It's 7 AM CEST. The EU citizen initiative to ban anti-LGBT "conversion therapy" is *so close*—I think the votes *tripled* in a week?—but also there are only 18 hours left. Uh, or 32, depending on what "ends May 17" means. Sorry, I'm sleepy and on the wrong continent

eci.ec.europa.eu/043/public/#...

Maybe your pigment only reflects a very narrow band of colors which are not present in the scanner.

Btw, this video is great for understanding mica in paint:
youtu.be/9YIGLF5Bh2Y

That's very confusing then. LED lights have very spikey frequency spectrums, meaning that they produce mainly a few colors, and very little of the rest. And each lightbulb model can have a different color composition.

You mentioned the color being duotone, which could possibly be made with a base color (blue) + mica dust which reflects red/orange. Mica is reflective at some angles and not so much at others. That and the scanner's low sensitivity to some particular shades of red could be the cause.

Wild anyways.

Assuming your scanner had trouble with other reddish colors, I'd say the infrared filter or the light source may have gone bad, but I doubt that issue could go unnoticed.

Maybe @colornerd.bsky.social knows?

Suscrito! Lo intenté anoche y la página estaba KO

Parece que acaba de salir una edición en 4K, pero es a partir del máster en 2K y dicen que está regulín.

www.blu-ray.com/movies/searc...

Unsolicited advice but, I was in your situation and a couple of things helped: a cheap USB microscope and a clamp to hold the PCB securely, which frees both hands and allows you to rest your elbows/forearms on the table for extra stability. Other than that: good luck, desoldering sucks.

Okay so
You need to do this on each of your Firefox installs:
Go into "Settings"
Uncheck "Ad Measurement"
And I recommend also uncheck "Allow Firefox to install and run studies" as this may stop them from default-enabling similar future nasty surprises
Both on "Privacy and Security" page