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GL.inet has openwrt from factory with a nice ui. I tried one of their cheap ones.

With the Kemper Amp (a profiling amp) it goes through a series of "noises" to get a profile: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL7tWFhH8E8

But yes, you get the sound of a specific EQ settings.

It's the ten duel commandments!

Came here just for the Hamilton reference tbh.

yup, this could be more like Daft Punk using samples.

in the article $40 second hand, imei banned and broken screen iPhones are being used so...

with the normal browser?

Or something like Amazon Photos which can store RAWs...

And Israel, and India... half the world is basically invading the other half (because said half previously invaded the other half and repeat)...

You made me check my backpack's zippers... YKK.. everything is ok.

so that 3% of aviation is part of the 20% of transport or that transport is for cars?

I've checked and at least one airport is missing from the list that I've been too.

I usually use the this extension: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=Kelvin.v...

Which doesn't starts up any server on the remote server.

No alerts possible with dashboards and variables.

It's a Mac Mini SUV :D

“The Four Most-Used Passwords Are Love, Sex, Secret, and God”

There is a software for running a house [1] in which you can do meal plan, etc.. (which is nice) but it has also repeating tasks like clean the windows, do the dishes and it was too Work-like for my liking.

[1] https://grocy.info/

I was researching about low latency applications and one seems to be webrtc video for casinos where the croupier hands and cards are streaming to the internet for remote players, could be something like that.

They might be using all those Dreamcast GD-ROMs after the system's demise.

A couple of dozen of chinese arduinos mega at best.

I was thinking "cool, like the dreamca....oh ... ok..."

I did some homebrew stuff for the Dreamcast back in the day with the KallistiOS stuff by Dan Potter.

I remember that you had to cross-compile from x86 to sh4 on windows and for that you had to first build the entire toolchain from scratch, my pentium 200MMX was not an ideal machine for that :D

macos does something like that.

After years of dealing with it I just run most of the software from docker containers and use homebrew for random cli tools.

"hey let's try this github copilot thingy to write an audit tool"

something something soylent green

Darktable is amazing.

I just installed jellyfin this weekend and I'm trying it.

IDK why there aren't more open source tools for this, IIRC Emby and Plex are not open source, and using a close source software for watching content from.. the high seas... is a bit risky IMHO.

I understand the frustration and I'm with you that Finder is atrocious.

My head-cannon about this is that for consistency within macos, all actions must be cmd+something, so is cmd+O for opening a file. In the terminal you can also use the "open" command which opens the file or the directory (I use "open ." a lot, I find faster navigating in the shell that in the finder).

> VDPAU accelerated HEVC 10/12bit decoding

does this needs specific hardware or any VDPAU capable GPU can decode now HECV??

I use Preview a lot just for batch resizing, I use KDE as desktop on my home computer and while Gwenview seems to be on par, it just cannot do batch resizing...