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The Linux Kernel Enters 2020 At 27.8 Million Lines In Git But With Less Developers For 2019

On July 30, 2025January 3, 2020 By tech-tutorials

As of this morning in the Linux kernel Git source tree, the kernel weighs in at 27.8 million lines! The stats as we start 2020 put the Linux kernel source tree at 27,852,148 lines (including docs, Kconfig files, user-space utilities in-tree, etc), 887,925 commits, and around 21,074 different authors. The […]

Designing and Adapting Characters in The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance Tactics, Coming Soon to Xbox One

On July 30, 2025October 18, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Bringing characters into a game from an existing IP is always challenging, but when you’re dealing with a big and beloved world like “The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance,” it’s important not only to make them playable, but not to lose any of what makes them fan favorites! To really […]

A Comprehensive Guide to Traveling as a Photographer

On July 30, 2025February 11, 2020 By tech-tutorials

Traveling with photography gear can be rather nerve-wracking and a bit of a logistical nightmare. Fstoppers alumni Clay Cook wrote an ultra-comprehensive guide based on his extensive experience traveling for work, and he offers numerous tips and guidelines for helping you get to your destination and enjoy your trip as […]

AVIC-W8500NEX In-Dash Receiver Review – MacRumors

On July 30, 2025January 31, 2020 By tech-tutorials

Pioneer has long been one of the biggest names in aftermarket car audio, and the company’s lineup of NEX receivers offers a terrific option for adding CarPlay and other enhanced functionality to older cars or entry-level models that lack some of the latest technology. Pioneer’s 2019 NEX lineup includes models […]

No Reason to Travel Just Yet: Here Are Five Reasons to Photograph Locally

On July 30, 2025December 30, 2019 By tech-tutorials

A thing I have learned from doing a lot of travel landscape photography is the value of photographing the local environment. Here, I present five reasons to go out and photograph the local landscapes and nature. In my new video, I go for a walk in my local forest and […]

Broomsticks, Wizards, and Spells Collide in the Magical World of Citadel: Forged with Fire, Available Now on Xbox One

On July 30, 2025November 12, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Summary Play as an apprentice Wizard, starting out with basic arcane abilities and then build up your character’s magical strength Fight, tame, and fly on dragons then soar across the massive world filled with fantastical creatures From the creative team behind Slender: The Arrival and Valley It’s been four years […]

Minecraft Earth expands to Australia, Sweden, and Mexico today

On July 30, 2025October 30, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Mojang has expanded availability of Minecraft Earth, continuing the staggered early access rollout of its latest mobile title. The augmented reality (AR) spinoff brings Microsoft’s bestselling blockbuster to the real world, paired with location data to rival the ambitions of Pokemon GO. And wrapping up its closed beta testing, Minecraft […]

Finally, a Solution to Make LUT Selection an Easy Process

On July 30, 2025March 28, 2019 By tech-tutorials

When using LUTs, one of the biggest problems is that many apps won’t let you preview what they do before applying it. This makes the LUT choice and application slow and very unpractical. That was until Lutify came out with a solution! Last year, I wrote an article about Lutify, explaining […]

Are Your Photographs Aesthetic? | Fstoppers

On July 30, 2025November 23, 2019 By tech-tutorials

Do you want your images to look “good”? Aesthetics will help you understand the value of an image beyond its informative and representative character. Let’s ask some great philosophers what they think about it. The Philosophy Behind Aesthetics Around four weeks ago, I wrote an article about art and photography, where […]

How to add a sticky note on Mac with the Stickies app

On July 30, 2025December 23, 2019 By tech-tutorials

The Stickies app on your Mac is a handy, built-in tool that works just like those physical sticky notes you use at your desk. Jot down a note, stick it to your desktop, and it’s there when you need it. Since you have both the Notes and Reminders apps, you’re […]