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Bernardo de La Paz

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27. As to photos, one thing to do is to put it up on a screen at full resolution and use screen capture. Another way

Sun Apr 27, 2025, 06:22 PM

Apr 27

Another way is to use GIMP which is a free and Free (open source) graphics image manipulation program. You can copy the original as image "selection" (cropping but not cropped) and that drops off all the geo-location data and all the date and camera data. There may or may not be some computer data attached; I haven't checked that aspect with an EXIF data inspector.

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Remember The Pandemic Supply Chain Problem? -- Digby [View all] erronis Apr 27 OP

Wow. An astonishing port picture. We can't shout "Incoming!" because nothing is coming in. Bernardo de La Paz Apr 27 #1

Portoptimizer shows some good data to watch - link included chowder66 Apr 27 #2

20 categories of goods most exposed to price shocks: chia Apr 27 #3

+1 dalton99a Apr 27 #22

People are gonna find out how much we need is made outside the country. Dixiegrrrl Apr 27 #4

Not to be rude bdamomma Apr 27 #12

You just reminded me to complete a refill FirstLight Apr 27 #29

Very cogent. Bookmarking. Hekate Apr 27 #5

This will have horrific ripple effects from truck drivers to toy sellers. SunSeeker Apr 27 #6

The Felon said "there is going to be some pain." Buddyzbuddy Apr 27 #7

Of course, His Dotardness will not be at the receiving end of it. raccoon Apr 27 #11

Tell me about it. chowmama Apr 27 #14

I suspect we're all going to find out the hard way Buddyzbuddy Apr 27 #36

Kick. Fortune Magazine called it a "precipitous drop". bronxiteforever Apr 27 #8

Just wondering if they gave a percentage. "Precipitous" these days can mean anything from 10% to 99%. TheRickles Apr 27 #13

Read this very thread. 44% on top of 22% is precipitous. . . . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 27 #16

Yes it is. Thanks. TheRickles Apr 27 #17

Here is the article bronxiteforever Apr 27 #18

Would be good to avoid getting DU members tracked. Good to learn to trim URLs Bernardo de La Paz Apr 27 #19

Actually "they" have every right to read everything on DU. Assume that they are. erronis Apr 27 #24

They have a right to read, but not to collect info & track. I assume they are doing so, but I have no facts on that. .nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 27 #25

I've worked in the web collection business. Everything that is collected is stored and cataloged. erronis Apr 27 #26

There are no rules for ordinary usage and storage. Read corporations. But US govt can't track w/o warrant Bernardo de La Paz Apr 27 #28

I believe you're looking at this from a "comm" perspective - capturing communications traffic. erronis Apr 27 #32

Web scraping, sure. But tracking cookies IS comms and I think that is the kind of thing prohibited to govt. . . nt Bernardo de La Paz Apr 27 #33

But as far as what we post on DU (or elsewhere), just be careful the web scrapers can't access it. erronis Apr 27 #34

As to photos, one thing to do is to put it up on a screen at full resolution and use screen capture. Another way Bernardo de La Paz Apr 27 #27

Thanks for this. Joinfortmill Apr 27 #9

May it be thee nail in his coffin. spanone Apr 27 #10

Trump is an imbecile... GiqueCee Apr 27 #15

There will be hoarding, price gouging, and fighting in stores dalton99a Apr 27 #20

"It never made sense but for some reason people voted for him anyway and the Republican party saw his popularity sop Apr 27 #21

TSF's actions make perfect sense, if you look at his actions from the perspective that he is a ruskie agent. kraznov. SheltieLover Apr 27 #30

Tomorrow I'm placing orders through various places on the things... littlemissmartypants Apr 27 #23

Hoard, panic, then over the edge bucolic_frolic Apr 27 #31

At This Point It Is Guess Work DallasNE Apr 27 #35

I DO REMEMBER the port explosion during Biden's first year Grins Monday #37