Semaphor

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by Semaphor 2y ago
I'm not rooted anymore, but my banking app worked fine when I was. Only the health insurance app (TK) had issues
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by Semaphor 2y ago
I was positively surprised that the German passport app worked rooted without denylist.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
NeoBackup on FDroid is what I used before grapheneOS (where I'm not rooted)
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Looks like it only works if you use the *arr stack, which I don’t.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
A while ago I used whisper (or rather an OSS subtitle tool that used whisper, sadly can’t remember the name; it also converted burned in subs to proper ones via OCR) to generate subtitles for a season of a Show (4 season DVD set, 1 had prop
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Importing YNAB4 into Actual worked, this errored without much information what went wrong.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
I manually enter every expense (as categories are not by store, so automation can’t work), and YNAB makes this more convenient with a lot of tiny things (though on testing, the biggest parts are probably remembering the last category for a
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by Semaphor 2y ago
There's also now a requirement for machine readable invoices coming (XRechnung/ZUGFeRD/X-Fractur)
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Love YNAB, been using it since 2011 and never switched to their subscription cloud service. YNAB Classic still works, though I don’t think you can legally acquire it anymore.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Wasn’t that a comment about an article regarding the use of AI by Meta?
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Used to be the opposite, then I did a 180 about 10 years ago and felt better :)
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by Semaphor 2y ago
37. I wake up, usually between 4 and 5 (5-7 on the weekend), and get dressed. I turn on the PC in the office, turn on the kettle in the kitchen, go to the bathroom, back to the kitchen to make coffee in the press. Back to the PC, login and
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Oh interesting, I heard that it’s almost never the case that people are so attached to dubs as here, where people often don’t really care about the original voices and instead about the dubbers, which might even get movie billing. > one
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by Semaphor 2y ago
> This is why it's so much easier to only speak English than it is to only speak another language. It’s pretty easy to only speak German within the DACH countries. Huge online communities as well that speak German. I’d wager it’s si
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by Semaphor 2y ago
No, because they’d still lack a physical keyboard and a large screen ;)
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by Semaphor 2y ago
> Now you know why it was so highly reviewed. I’m relatively certain that was indeed what the author meant to imply.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Not GP, and don’t have their patience anyway. But while I see them as real computers, they aren’t any that I enjoy using, so I care relatively little for them.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
A million prompts? It's exactly one prompt to permanently allow a source.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Interesting, got font I never even heard of: DM Mono. I guess I’ll try it. Besides no proprietary fonts (I use Cascadia Code currently… actually this is also open, maybe only google font fonts?), some other things I wish were different: 1.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
> Also, anecdotally, I’ve never had a sonicare toothbrush battery die. They still last weeks after many many years of use. It’s the same for me, the whole toothbrush died two times shortly after warranty ended, with the battery having no
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by Semaphor 2y ago
While there’s a lot of piracy, there’s also a lot of people buying music. Not everyone runs the *arr stuff, I buy several albums every month on bandcamp.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Note that it is a $12.49 subscription, or $829.99 one-time. So you really need to love its featureset.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
It’s not as if Fastmail haven’t run JMAP in production at a pretty big level for quite some time by now.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
I do indeed find that interesting. Checking the paper, it does make some sense to me. It’s similar to what I said in another comment [0], the people with aphantasia do a slower, more methodical approach. It then fails for me when there are
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by Semaphor 2y ago
I asked someone with hyperphantasia, and they said that they do indeed see images, but they also don’t bother them or are a positive even. Someone on the more normal side said they need to actively picture them, it’s not unbidden. And final
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by Semaphor 2y ago
> Also I wonder when saying disgusting, shocky or dark humor related things, it seems nothing to me since it's just words, but I wonder if it offends or shocks some people so much because they get the actual imagery. Ohh, that is ye
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Yeah, this is spot on. I just tried it again with 4 large letters I had conveniently in front of me, they were instantly gone, and I could only remember what they said, but have no visual.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
It sounds like you are close to full aphantasia, but not quite. I usually describe it as having a memory of seeing something. > Out of curiousity can you imagine any numbers or abstract shapes at all? No, nothing at all, I have to (e.g.
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by Semaphor 2y ago
I was decent at the simple ones, where I could essentially map them logically. As long as it was simple enough to keep every step in my brain kinda "as text", I could solve them. Those in school were simple like that. But IQ tests
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by Semaphor 2y ago
Almost 9 years, actually.

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