4k93n2

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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
i use an android app called keymapper (by sds100) that lets you remap the volume buttons so that a long press will change the track. my wired earbuds only have 1 button on the in-line remote but the app can detect the button being pressed w
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
but it WILL cut out if you go far enough. wired headsets wont
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
if the phone is in your pants pocket then its fairly trivial to change the volume just by using the buttons on the phone even some of the cheapest in-line remotes that only have a single button will let you change the track by double tappin
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
i use TUIs because i can make something in an hour and then use in on any platform that has a terminal. im not trying to impress anyone
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
great. keep me updated
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
they sell some preloaded xperias on their website, but i get the impression the only have a few at any given time because ive been checking every now and again and half the time they are sold out
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
definitely something odd going on in this thread, but lets say it is an ad, what would the ad be? i cant imagine it being for claude code since everyone here would already be well aware of it
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
what do you mean by "the industrial times"?
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
its not x, its y!
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by 4k93n2 7mo ago
i think a server would be overkill for most of these things, even the grocery list where youre sharing between multiple people. something like syncthing would be enough. its p2p so it just syncs over the network whenever both devices are av
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by 4k93n2 8mo ago
we might as well just do a coffee enema at that point
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by 4k93n2 8mo ago
CAPTCHAI
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by 4k93n2 8mo ago
this is a filter im using that blocks a channel from showing in the search results. just add a channel name after "title" www.youtube.com##ytd-search ytd-video-renderer:has(#text.ytd-channel-name:is([title*="add ai slop c
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by 4k93n2 8mo ago
if you mean you just want to make music and arent too bothered about recording then Cardinal is a free modular eurorack synth you could mess around with or you use a VST host like Kushview's Element and load up on all the free VST inst
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by 4k93n2 8mo ago
tailscale were based in Canada last time i checked. has this changed recently?
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
if theyre not that technical i would say just stick with something simple like zorinOS, which is ubuntu based so there is a bigger community behind it if they run into issues. zorin has an option to install nvidia drivers during the initial
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
the 'light pedal' by gamechangeraudio would pair well with this. it uses a real spring inside the pedal to create an analog spring reverb. theres also some sort of laser used as well since the spring isnt long enough https:/
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
checking out a streetview app beforehand is another option and makes it a bit easier to memorise things. instead of having to remember '2nd left, 3rd right, 1st left' you only have to remember the landmarks at each turn and then t
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
yea, i was suspicious by the second paragraph but was sure once i got to "that’s not engineering, it’s cosplay"
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
which bit are you getting an AI smell from?
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
my favourite part of having my own local library again is turning on shuffle and having it actually shuffle
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
syncthing might be worth looking into. ive been using that more and more the last few years for anything that i use daily, things like keepass, plain-text notes, calendars/contacts, rss feeds, then everything else that im "self ho
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
*vibe coding sounds* "3.6 roentgen. not great, not terrible"
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
it doesnt sound sustainable anyway, you would need somebody to go through each post to check for twitter screenshots. blocking a certain domain is automated, i would imagine
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
probably because you just install it, then you log in and youre done. tailscale takes care of the rest. going through any more effort just so you can write some slop code is probably not worth it
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
neovim is probably the only sane way you could code like this on a small screen. everything works pretty much the same way it does on a desktop terminal, the only thing you have to get used to is having so many lines wrapped, and not having
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
i switched to using neovim a year ago and oddly enough its actually a lot easier to write code in termux compared to any of the other android IDE type apps. they all have drop down menus or sidebars that are quite awkward to use, especially
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
you can hide a fair bit with ublock origin, if you dont mind using old.reddit old.reddit.com##div[data-subreddit="politics"] old.reddit.com##.linkflairlabel[title="Politics"]:upward(.link) old.reddit.com##.link:h
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
other people there have no way of knowing what your situation is. maybe you were with your friends just before they came in, or maybe youre meeting someone but theyre running late. most arent even going to be paying that much attention that
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by 4k93n2 9mo ago
distrosea is good place to start if youre not sure what you want yet. it runs full distros online and you only need a browser to connect to them. its a quick way to get a feel for which desktop would suit you best https://distros

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