mackrevinack

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by mackrevinack 4y ago
dunno if its just me, but i think a dark site would suit a cyberpunk theme better. the photos with the plant and chair don't look very cyberpunk either the other thing i noticed is that the graphics on the main page are hard to see whe
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
you can hide lots of things with ublock origin as well. these are the filters im using to hide the sidebar and shorts: ! youtube suggested videos sidebar www.youtube.com##ytd-item-section-renderer.ytd-watch-next-secondary-results-renderer.s
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
kiwi is another mobile (chrome) browser that supports extensions as well
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
miniDisc is a great option. there's the long play modes that fit more songs if you are ok with having lower audio quality. you can rewind or skip tracks you can fit a few of them in your pocket at once and they are better protected fro
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
from their user manual: "Kdenlive is an acronym for KDE Non-Linear Video Editor"
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
unlike the others where your only option is a single database, some keepass apps allows you to have multiple databases open at a time which means you can split up your sites/passwords depending on how important they are and have a diff
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
the onyx boox tablets let you install the play store and have a few colour models as well
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
i was using raindrop for a while as well actually, just for bookmarking regular stuff, but doing incremental imports using that is an option i suppose i just did a bit more research on web clippers and found this one that supports of few di
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
i started using Grist recently as a place where i could save almost everything, movies/tv shows to watch, books to read, audiobooks, podcasts, bits of software/services to try out etc etc being able to have a notes column is handy
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
kind of sounds like workflowy, or dynalist (which is made by the same people who make obsidian!)
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
this feature is actually related to note taking though. its not like evernote where they were off making nonsense contacts or food rating apps instead of improving their core note taking app
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
yea that really does my head in. that and not having consistent ctrl+L hotkey to open the dialog that lets you access/enter a full path of a folder
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
youtube is the only thing i find it hard to do without. i thought maps would be a hard one to give up but ive been using openstreetmap for 5 years now and ive only needed to use goggle maps maybe twice in all that time. i would imagine its
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
tried this recently but like most alternative browsers, if it doesnt have support for ublock or dark reader then im usually back to firefox after a day or so. theres also another extension that i cant think of the name. it adds the url to t
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
i use it to access my NAS/network drive when im away from home. when im at home i can access it no problem since im connected to my home network and so is the NAS. when im away its not possible to connect to it because im on a complete
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
i wonder if 'slow' notifications might be a good sweet spot. instead of notifying you about a reply instantly it could send a summary of replies once or twice a day
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
its only a privacy-first device if you ignore how their treat their customers in china
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
but would you have hit your head if you weren't wearing a helmet? maybe you would have been more cautious! maybe people are slightly more careless/risk taking when they take certain safety measures?
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
if you don't need the .xlsx format specifically then something like grist might be something that interest you https://github.com/gristlabs/grist-core there's a self hosted option that i tested in docker and
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
i have an x1 yoga, the one that started using usb-c ports instead of the older rectangular charging ports. ive had to buy 3 cables now, which are not cheap because they are attached to a brick, and i resoldered the cable myself twice as wel
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
paypal's security has always perplexed me a bit. last time i check a few years ago they still limit you to a 20 character password, which is annoying because i would rather use a passphrase so its quicker to type in but i wouldn't
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
what note taking apps have you tried? just off the top of my head, obsidian and joplin both let you choose a custom directory. logseq too but the android app is in beta. i haven't been keeping up to date with note taking apps though so
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
boox make ereaders that use android as the OS
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
and they also have a buttplug but one with a squeeze sensor in it so they can send morse code with their sphincter
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
watched it in imax the first time and i thought it sounded terrible as well. watching at home with subtitles on the second time around really helped clear up a few things. it doesn't help that they also have masks on for most of the mo
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
LosslessCut is my go to for that sort of thing https://github.com/mifi/lossless-cut
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
degoogle reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/degoogle/comments/huk4rp or if you are into hosting things yourself on a VPS or your own NAS at home there are even more options to choose from: https://gi
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
i would love if bookmarks would act more like outliners such as dynalist or workflowy. i would like to able to focus in on one folder on the sidebar and have nothing else showing. currently when you have things organised in folders and subf
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
i think if there was any browser to add something like raindrop natively it would be vivaldi. they seem to do a lot things differently than other browsers
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by mackrevinack 4y ago
tab stash is a pretty decent extension for quickly saving tabs and then restoring them later with one click https://github.com/josh-berry/tab-stash and unlike some other tab management extensions, it uses native bookma

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