Sunny day in Chicago

Sunny day in Chicago
Originally uploaded by mikemac29
Posted this from my cell phone. Not as high a quality photo, but being able to post it from there, immediately, is nice.
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Sunny day in Chicago
Originally uploaded by mikemac29
Posted this from my cell phone. Not as high a quality photo, but being able to post it from there, immediately, is nice.
Follow these topics: Photography
A couple of weeks ago, my wife sent me an email with a link to this PC-Mag article. ???FTC-Approved Company Will Save Dirt from Your Facebook Profile for 7 Years. My first reaction was that isn’t all that surprising, and people really do need to learn to think before they post anything to a social…
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Metadata Vanishes
– Craig with a good explanation of why sending your photo evidence as inline images in an email is not ideal..
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Got this email earlier from IFTTT (If This Then That): On Friday, March 15th, Google Photos and its associated Applets will be removed from IFTTT. Originally built in-house by our team, the Google Photos service uses the Picasa Web Albums API, which is being deprecated. We support Google’s decisions, though we know it will be a disappointment to…