Why did you choose this approach, vs adding comment metadata to each image? I’ve had the same initial thought, and now my photo collection has a story within each image, saved within its ‘comment’ metadata.

I like my approach because the stories are saved right with the image. They are coupled so you don’t loose one from another, regardless of software choice. My thought is that in 20 years time, what software and data standards are going to be around? Archival tends to work best when its simple and resilient. How does Journiv handle the text and image data?

Cool looking project :)

If only I knew how to create my own firmware for Leica… then I could call the same crypto-chip and sign any picture I’d like. (Oh wait! There’s a github for hacking Leica M8 firmware!)

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If I download a file from a questionable source: scan it (with clamscan) If I run an executable I don’t trust: use a locked-down (with firejail)

No matter the antivirus, if you keep downloading and running questionable files, you run the risk of viruses. I would say that browsing patterns are more important than any antivirus.

Fully usable with NVidia. I can play all the games I want at the same graphical settings as Windows. (Nvidia 1080)