Abstract: An electronic device according to the present disclosure comprises: a camera having a first field of view; and at least one processor operatively connected to the camera, wherein the at least one processor can be configured to: acquire a first background image having a second field of view that is larger than the first field of view by allowing photography to be performed while changing the direction in which the camera faces, acquire, using the camera, a second background image corresponding to the first field of view and a subject positioned within the second background image, generate a composite image by combining a first part of the first background image and a second part of the second background image on the basis of the distance between a designated position of the second background image and the subject, and generate an image including the composite image and the subject.

Abstract: Aspects of the present disclosure relate to genetically modified plants and/or algae with increased carbon use efficiency as a result of an increased ability for bicarbonate to cross membranes within plant cells. Other aspects of the present disclosure relate to methods of making such plants and/or algae as well as cultivating these genetically modified plants to increase carbon use efficiency and/or growing these genetically modified algae to increase carbon use efficiency.

Abstract: An information handling system for DIMM provisioning and RAS enablement may include a memory subsystem that may comprise a DIMM including a set of ranks, each rank of the set of ranks may include a set of DRAMs, each DRAM of the set of DRAMs including a set of rows, and a non-volatile memory associated with the DIMM. The DIMM may include a post package repair (PPR) history including a set of PPR history entries. Each PPR history entry of the set of PPR history entries may include a failed row count for each rank of a corresponding DRAM of the DIMM. The information handling system may also include a BIOS that may determine whether health of the DIMM is unhealthy that may be based on the PPR history. When the health of the DIMM may be unhealthy, the BIOS may also perform a PPR corrective action procedure.

Abstract: An information handling system for DIMM provisioning and RAS enablement may include a memory subsystem that may comprise a DIMM including a set of ranks, each rank of the set of ranks may include a set of DRAMs, each DRAM of the set of DRAMs including a set of rows, and a non-volatile memory associated with the DIMM. The DIMM may include a post package repair (PPR) history including a set of PPR history entries. Each PPR history entry of the set of PPR history entries may include a failed row count for each rank of a corresponding DRAM of the DIMM. The information handling system may also include a BIOS that may determine whether health of the DIMM is unhealthy that may be based on the PPR history. When the health of the DIMM may be unhealthy, the BIOS may also perform a PPR corrective action procedure.