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Does rockbox support headphone remote controls (vol+,vol-,play,pause,next,prev) and audio books with chapters these days via extra "audio books" category? I would be interested.
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The iPod is such an underestimated device... I'm still searching for a comparable replacement of my iPod Nano 6G / 7G. The thing is: Even modern Android players throwing tons of features at it, can't really compete with the u
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If you combine native WebComponents with scss and JSX/TSX, it gets even better. As an example you could take a look at an older project on github: https://github.com/cyco/WebFun/ Here is some example code: h
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I get most frustrated about meetings... so frustrated, I wrote down some guidance in my blog[1]. Intersting fact: What I like most is Code Reviews (which is kind of a meeting)... a breathe of fresh air if done right. [1]: https://
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I like "The Wanderings of The Avener" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1DjuhA13kE And the "Dredd OST", especially "Lockdown" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gWfVfwz7rTM&list
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You know the LG G5 H850? - LineageOS Support - Small-ish - Up to 2TB microSD space - Exchangeable Battery - Audio-Jack - Extension-Modules supported - Decent size My current favorite is the Pixel 4a with Audio Jack with G
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I was shocked by the performance hit of virtual box. Did never think that it would be such a big difference using qemu, which is way faster: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kq849CpGd88
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Thorium – The Fastest Browser on Earth
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I found these four reset options best for my use cases: https://pilabor.com/blog/2021/03/html-and-css-tricks/#normal...
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Nice, but I prefer something slightly more Powerful like the Unihiker with a Rockchip 3308 ( https://www.dfrobot.com/product-2691.html , https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EmBhBfV3Kfw ) or the Funkey S ( https:&#
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I still prefer my iPods to listen to music and audio books these days... Way less distraction and much more battery life :-) But I don't really think `Dumbphones` will ever make a real comeback... it's more like a specific niche,
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Mmh thanks, I didn't know that. Seems that the following devices may be a better option (because also supporting wifi 6): Netgear WAX202 Belkin 3200 Banana Pi BPI-R3 Nano-Pi R5S Cudy X6 While the Cudy is very cheap (40 B
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32X is a real device name (the gaming router)... 3200ACM is another device. But did you try divested? It has patches for wifi...
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I use an old Asus RT-N56U for great (Gigabit) switching performance. Wifi is only N, and you have to be careful, there are two HW revisions, that are indistinguishable from the outside. An alternative could be different TP Link devices, but
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If you're interested in DIY Antennas, you could take a look at this youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/c/andrewmcneil/videos Much theory and DIY concepts for cool antenna designs. I like the BiQuad desi
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I live in Germany, so it might differ from your country. Usually I use nearby search with "software" or "IT" for a few different locations and strategies: - My home address (here I look in a broader radius to not miss an
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glad you like it :-)
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> every recruiter I’ve worked with had a guarantee period Maybe I was not told about it, I was not the person who denied the application - but at most it was a "6 months at work" guarantee, where the fee has to be paid as soon
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I prefer many different ways to look for a job but I try to prevent recruiters. Usually I don't look for "jobs" but for companies I would like to work for. If there is not a job offer, you can still apply spontaneously. I als
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This is also very useful on open source router OS distributions like OpenWRT. There is a fork for my Linksys 32X called "divested"[1] which uses this project to harden the kernel. [1]: https://divested.dev/
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Linux Kernel Hardening Checker
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If someone is looking for a working RDP config, that can be used without manually logging in at the machine and that works completely remote, I would recommend using xrdp. Problems I ran into: - Black screen after login - Permission issues
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I had a completely different experience (maybe I'm a perfectionist or just NOT smart enough). Wrapping my head around futures and the slightly different async/await approach was hard. The component tree had some specific differenc
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My Opinion: If you have nothing too complex (like a "show information only" app consuming simple web apis), you could go for Avalonia UI, MAUI or Uno Platform - because you already know C#, but if you want to build something serio
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hehe, that's how I made `m4b-tool`[1] - a command line tool written in PHP (!) using external tools to merge audio files to a single iTunes compatible m4b file. It started as one single simple script and now has grown into a maintenanc
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Thanks for posting this.Is MPRIS / Playercontrol supporting this? I did not find anything in Archwiki: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/MPRIS My idea was a bit more `low level`, e.g. looking at the amplitute of th
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Ask HN: Any way on Linux to support OMTP or CTIA headphone remote?
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Check the android test app. Very cool stuff to see there.
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Well, if I find the time I'll try to find the sourcecode, but I'm not sure in which state it is :-)
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Hehe nice. There is a whole community about this topic at: https://diybookscanner.org/ Years ago I once wrote a little tool in Java called bookbuilder, where you could turn the pages manually, make a photo and then run an a
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