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   by sandreas 4y ago

   There is also https://thisissand.com/ - very good for long telephone conferences :-)
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   I think XAML is a dead horse, even if it once was a beautiful one, because XML is too bulky. The amount of effort you have to put into simple Controls is huge and even if it is a working spec, the productivity is just not appropriate, espec
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Indeed, which is kind of ridiculous. Additionally, it's build on Xamarin (the buggy cross platform framework) instead using the pretty usable WPF / XAML approach, they had to build something great. This also means you get bad perf
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Hehe, yeah forget wasm, let's all use SVG :-) I doubt that flash will ever get "replaced", not even https://ruffle.rs/ is feature complete.
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   thanks, I'll add that later.
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   thanks, will add this later
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Cool.
8. 788.▲
   by sandreas 4y ago

   Sometimes it's different firmware revisions, sometimes it's just statistical noise... I wrote this article mainly for myself... I just converted the dbPowerAmp stats into a somewhat searchable JavaScript table and added some usefu
9. 789.▲
   by sandreas 4y ago

   Great addition, thank you... I'll add this to the article soon
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    That's something that surprised me, too.
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Author here, I did (personally). CD: The Weeknd - The Highlights Drive: Pioneer BDR-XD05TB (not listed in my article) Accurate Rip reported errors on 3 Tracks. Ripping with hp GUE1N flawlessly worked on the first try. Altho
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Thank you, this is a great ressource for understanding how cd ripping works! I added this to the article along with some other things, I took from this discussion. Thank you HN for providing more details!
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    Audio CD ripping – optical drive accuracy listing(pilabor.com)

    208 points by sandreas 4y ago|161 comments
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    Show HN: Tone 0.1.2 – hackable cross platform audio tagger

    3 points by sandreas 4y ago|0 comments
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Does Jellyfin support audio books in a decent way? (I ask for your opinion and expierience - the docs state YES, but it is a huge difference between active support and being competitive with lets say audiobookshelf)
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Maybe another alternative for inspiration: https://github.com/faressoft/terminalizer I love it because it gives you the option to record or to prepare your file... very easy and good results.
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    This is just awesome... Thank you!
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    This is my personal opinion. No offense to any developer or project, but: The linux touchpad experience... After shifting around responsibilities for a decade between libinput, compositor, desktop environment, applications and back, not man
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    > Can the service identify short audio snippets? > No, it can't. The service has been designed for identifying full audio files. We would like to eventually support also this use case, but it's not a priority at the moment.
20. 800.▲
    by sandreas 4y ago

    What about https://acoustid.org/ ? You can get a free API key and search for a chromaprint generated with e.g. ffmpeg...
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    You sir, deserve a cookie!
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Yes, and pretty likely, these apps get "Sherlocked"[1], if they are really really good :-) [1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sherlock_(software)
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    never heard of it, but I think being satisfied with macOS Mail does not need an alternative for macOS, but for Linux ;) But I'll take a look.
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Thx, I know sushi, it was the first thing that I've found that made me love fedora. Out of the box quick look :-) But it is only similar to quick look, not as polished and integrated. Good enough though. Pretty much like the touchpad e
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    The best FOSS mail apps I came across, are 1.) Evolution (Gnome / Linux) Although it may not be the shiniest star, it has a huge feature set and works pretty good for me. 2.) Mailspring It is a pretty good Mail.app Alternative, but I d
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Although I honor this huge effort - just looking like macOS does not mean it is macOS-Like. I hate to say this, but macOS is way more than just its look. Most people miss that. I doubt that these FreeBSD changes will contain the following m
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    +1. I once wrote an article exactly describing this[1]... but I think that learning concepts involves learning different languages because the concepts are not implemented the same way in every language and seeing different implementations
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Haha, I remembered these, too... here are some more: https://gist.github.com/Yousha/b6ed8edf8961f028140a563718ea9...
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    If you are familiar with vim[1] and like the command line, you could try either vim for windows or eventually helix[2]. There also is emacs[3] If you prefer GUI, I think Notepad++[4] is the best editor you can get, but there is also Sublime
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    jQuery once was designed to overcome JavaScript API differences in browsers and provide cross browser DOM manipluation and event handling, while still being as user friendly as possible - and it worked very good. You did not have to care -