podbrushkin

For me, best known source of analog photos is lomography.com, but maybe something else is available? I know of Flickr, but when I’ve tried to use it for this purpose, experience was very poor.

In earlier days analog photography was the only choice, therefore photo archives have been compiled only with film photos. All professional photographers have been working with film. Using internet to look at images was troublesome, and I remember I had a CD with photos of tigers, and nature, and stuff (because how else would you look at a tiger on PC when you don’t have internet connection?). Maybe similar compilation is available to browse/download somewhere?

I feel like this CD is gaining its value again.

I'd like to tweak my feed by hiding all posts containing certain key words, e.g. 'democracy, leftists, murder, liberals, fbi, market' etc.

Basic use case: Don't like what you see? Select keyword -> click RMB -> "Fitler for a week". Now you won't see any posts with this keyword on any Lemmy instance.

Is it possible somehow? Maybe a client with this functionality exists? Does it sound useful to anyone but me?

This is a full hierarchy tree of green plants. All taxa are colored by kingdom/phylum/class etc it belongs to.

Here is an interactive version, but it's for all kingdoms and is based on another taxonomy database.

Clusters are different kingdoms (can you guess which is which?), coloring applied by phylum.

4,452,270 taxa, made with Graphviz and Gephi Toolkit.

• Dataset simple TSV
• Online exporation tool