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Photoshop Harmonize automatically adjusts an object's color, lighting, and shadows to match any background. It's very, very good.

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If you want to get updates from the stock market from command line, Stonkfetch is a tool you should try. It combines real-time stock data with colorful ASCII art logos, making financial tracking both ...

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The most powerful output option is to open your Rush project in Adobe Premiere Pro, which includes an option for just that on its home page. Once you do so, any limitations I mention here vanish. Rush ...

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It's a sunny June day in southeast England. I'm driving along a quiet, rural road that stretches through the Kent countryside. The sun flashes through breaks in the hedgerow, offering glimpses of ...

For nearly two decades, Stark Insider has run on a Google Cloud VM hosting an Ubuntu server. It’s been our foundation, but also our nemesis. “I used to call it the IT Dungeon,” explains Clinton Stark, ...