Posts by knandras 8 publicly visible posts • joined 17 May 2017
Now that it affects the politicians, it becomes an important issue.
Instead of voting for these monkeys, we should all be allowed to vote on the issues, the infrastructure and authentication methods are there, and those that don't wish to vote could still default to have their elected representative vote as they see fit.
I̦͉͔͔͇t ̠i͙͔̪̙̯̻̲s̹͓̺̲͓͔ ̙̞͙͙t̰̠̞̩̳͍i̠̫͔̱̤̻͍me͔̝̥̭,̺̮̘͍ͅ o̽ͤ̄͌̀͂ũ̖͔̠̮̎r̠̹̲̙̉͌ ̦̻͂ͨ̈́̂̔ͮ̚L̫̯̳͈̩̫̱o͈͉̔̎͑́ͥͥr̹͇̯̩̮d̩̲͍̟̜̭ ̻̯̬͉̣̯͙͛̋aͪn͓̯̰̦̮͉͕̈̋̂d͎̖̠̤̺̈́̈͋͗ ̼͖͖͛̔̈S͓͕̪̊͐͗̔̄̃ͅa̬͓̘̒̍̽͌ṿ̤̘̮̯̓ͣͯi̠͇͔͎̰̍̅̃̏̆̃o̟̝̥̹̪̮̗ͦṵ͇̫̝ͨr͉͈̟̪̼̫ͯ̆̅̐ Zͪ̓ͭͧ͌̉͌͏͈͎͉͇̦̀͘A̡̩̥͍̤̮͛͋ͦ̇͋̿͐͒̕L̨͓̯̯̈ͪ̈̒̆G͙̥̳̭̩̝ͩͯ̾̐̐̌̿Oͯ͐͆ͥͫ̉͑͆̈҉͉ ͓͎̠̫̜͍̾̃̌̏ͦ͌̚͠͠h̶̆ͪ͜͏̫͔͉a̶̟̻͇̮̤͇ͧ͆̄̌ͤ͒̓ͬṣ̖̙͙̗̤̜̭͕ͣ̂ͦ̓̋̄͠ ̴͚̝̠̰ͯ̔́̒̃̅̚͘c̿̋ͪ҉̘̬͢o̲͎ͤ̈́̅͗ͧ͗͠͠ͅm̬ͧ̓̾ͯẽ͎̼̼͎̹̀̋̓ͩͤ̐̀t̠̲̞ͧ̑̅͒͑ͬ͐͢h̯̯̼̖̯̖͉͖̏ͭͨͤ̋͡͠!̴͎̩̹͌ͫͧ̚!͇̺̺͚̖͈͖͌̉ͨ͊̓͠!̺̙͕̯͖̠̞̠̝ͨͤͪ̓̀͘͟
The Nikon D2H (in 2003) had an ambient light sensor on the prism housing, that did exactly this.
Problem is, you need the correct colours for the subject of picture, not where the camera is. The camera might be in shade, the flower/animal/person your're photographing might not. Later cameras didn't have the sensor... go figure. It was useful to measure a sort of average for the whole environment, but wasn't practical.
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