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@levantaaa @baseconvo Ini kaya di film yg pake HT jadi intel itu ya. "Kijang 1 copy"

@baseconvo Ya dikopi, Nder. Di-copy gitu maksudnya. Oke, dikopi (dicopy) gitu. A: Nanti kita ada ice breaking ya, tim acara yang pandu. B. Oke kopi / dikopi / oke copy. Gitu Nder😭

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@antheros__ Makasih infonya ka, tadi baca tips langsung kepikiran mau ganti cmos tapi denger resikonya jadi mengurungkan niat.

@_aantasena @ridwanhr Yess, kemungkinan battery cmos sudah waktunya ganti Cuma kalo di digicam yang relatif tua ga worth it sama resikonya.. Rada susah juga yang mau servis digicam, karna partnya kecil, flexible jarang ada sparepartnya, dan berhubung udah tua, part" flexible jadi lebih rentan putus

Canon 5D seken udah murah ya, kalau beli seken, selain body count apa aja yang mesti dicek ya?

@antheros__ @ridwanhr Mau tanya ka, saya punya digicam sony yang kasusnya setiap lepas baterai selalu atur tanggal. Itu tanda baterai cmosnya sudah habis kah?

@ridwanhr Cari yang mulus karna kamera tua, kalo ambil yang udah capek udah makin deket bengkel cari yang -Af akurat -ga ada jamur di sensornya -semua button normal -shutter count dicek, seri 1 digit canon biasanya badak -siap" battery cmos mati, jadi date reset terus tiap lepas battery

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i'm so mature, mature nuwun

Kalo ngoding malem2 apakah bisa disebut Lailatul Coder?

ya Allah, siapa pun yang pernah aku sakiti tanpa aku sadari, muliakanlah dia dan ampunilah aku

😭😭😭

warga jaga warga pemerintah jaga sembung (bawa golok)

20 menit menuju sempro 😬

This is the perfect example of how time and discipline can fix everything ⏳❤

Allah told us 1400 years ago:

Kmren siapa YG ngepost ya, lupa kurepost tapi inget banget tulisannya kira2 begini: "Sbenernya hidup kita baik2 saja, sampe kita melihat postingan di medsos trus jadilah kita insecure terhadap apa yg sudah kita punya" Ini bagus banget lho maknanya.

Pertanyaan sederhana yang mungkin cuma berhenti di pikiran tanpa sempat ditanyakan langsung atau dibicarakan. Sebuah utas cerita singkat 🧵

@luuvyye @convomf Sekalian ke xm5 aj gk sih hehe

@convomf Pake airpods max trs sony aja nder benr2 awet s.shopee.co.id/9UhVPdH3Sg

@gianlucacarson @bukanhoaxxx Pake web: remove.bg

@bukanhoaxxx Logonya biar ga ada backgroundnya gemana caranya min

@txtfrombrand Gak antivirus2an. Laptopku dilindungi Gusti Allah

Self Reminder