sandreas

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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Yet another cross platform command line audio tagger in c# - now scriptable / hackable with javascript: https://github.com/sandreas/tone I thought there are not enough taggers out there, so I'm gonna make my
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Read this: https://www.listennotes.com/blog/good-enough-engineering-to-...
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Mmh, that's not my experience. My personal collection of advice for meetings [1] contains GOALs to be achieved with meetings - so there have to be notes beforehand and afterwards... I'm pretty happy with this practise. [1] https:
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Thanks... :-) tone is mainly, because m4b-tool / mp4v2 was not capable of writing `movement` and `movement-number` tags, which I use for series and series-part and intelligent playlists in iTunes. Of course coding m4b-tool in PHP was n
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   My audio workflow is basically command line / self-hosted: - beets [1] for music tagging - m4b-tool [2] and tone [3] for audio books merging and tagging (Note: I'm the author of these) - iTunes and an iPod Nano 7g and iPod classic
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Thanks for this, I will add this to my collection :-) I use multiple recovery distributions with Ventoy, see also: https://pilabor.com/blog/2022/01/the-ultimate-boot-stick/
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   There is a id3v2.3 tag field "synchronized lyrics" (Field: SYLT)[1] where you can store a "phrase" with a "timestamp". One library I know that may support writing this tag is atldotnet[2], while I did not try i
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Mmh looks pretty similar to Simple-DataTables ( https://github.com/fiduswriter/Simple-DataTables ). I was pretty familiar with the jQuery DataTables plugin ( https://datatables.net/ ), so this was the obvi
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   by sandreas 4y ago

   Get ffmpeg (e.g. a static release without lib dependencies from here: https://github.com/eugeneware/ffmpeg-static/releases/tag/b5.... ), then run: ffmpeg -i tenet.mp4 -vf reverse -af areverse tenet-re
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    I think JavaScript/TypeScript, python and C# would be a good choice. Maybe golang and/or Rust.
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    Show HN: Tone – a pure C# cross platform auto tagger without dependencies

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

    For those who like to know more details about Yubikeys, I found this pretty interesting: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=INi-xKpYjbE
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Well, the question is, what are your real needs and what part of you is asking for MORE POWER? :-) I personally think, that the Dell T20 is more than enough for a ONLY NAS Server and even for a small homelab. You could go for something simi
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    To answer your question: You could buy WD Red, to save a little noise and power. BUT: You should always consider, that optimizing Power Consumption would mean to buy new hardware. I hardly ever do this. Buying new hardware in many cases is
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Building your own NAS Server by hand may be a nice project, but if you would like to get something up and running quickly, you should consider prebuild servers like Dell T* series or HP Microserver. It is real server hardware, supporting EC
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    Thank you! I'm currently using spectre.console[1] for my audio tagger[2] but although it supports "live" refreshing [3], this one seems better to build a real UI and less simple command line app centric. Maybe I'll give
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    I use a concept called timeboxing combined with deep work. If you wanna learn something, estimate, how much time you gonna need, how much time you really have a day and then split the estimation into timeboxes of at least 1h, better 2h or e
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    I recently wrote a little cross platform command line app to tag my audio files [1] with C# (dotnet 6) and I must say: This language is awesome on macOS, Linux AND windows. I personally use Rider as IDE and it feels pretty natural. The new
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    For german users, I can recommend to take a look at https://www.thorsten-voice.de/ https://github.com/thorstenMueller/Thorsten-Voice where someone contributed a huge set of his voice samples and a tuto
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    I use a A4 size paper notebook. Every day, I use a new "double page", put the date on it and reserve the left upper quarter for a Todo-List (max 5 items) and its specific notes AND all appointments with time for this day. The list
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    by sandreas 4y ago

    I still use my iPods because love to keep my music and audiobooks at home (not in the cloud). After a lot of research I'm currently testing self hosted solutions: - Navidrome [1] + Substreamer [4] - Audiobookshelf[2] + Audiobookshelf-A
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    I prefer lazydocker[1]. 1: https://github.com/jesseduffield/lazydocker
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    > But if I understand correctly it's more the driver/ORM's problem than sqlite's? I think so. sqlite is pretty reliable in my opinion and I never hat these issues anywhere else, but this bug made me switch my DMBS fo
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    With C# (Entity Framework) I've tried and failed using sqlite in a production scenario because of concurrency issues... Recently I stumbled over a potential fix[1], which I will try in my next project. [1] https://ja.nsommer
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    While I love the fact that there is a native RDP solution in Gnome 42 using Ubuntu[1], I did not manage to get it working... hopefully they fix it soon. Besides including encrypted ZFS support in the installer that makes a pretty awesome re
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    I would go for framework. Maybe if the Lenovo X13s (ARM) is out and reviews are good, that might be an alternative. When 13 is a bit small, you could go for Lenovo T14s... But honestly, if you just wanna use this machine for development, a
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    Did you ever consider ECC Memory support? This would make SOHO workstations and storage appliances interesting to build with your board...
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    I created m4b-tool[1] (audiobooks), labelmaker[2] (html/twig to pdf) and graft[3] (file transfer) for my personal use :-) [1] https://github.com/sandreas/m4b-tool/ [2] https://pilabor.com/proj
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    > More and more I find I'm using gmail for my store of knowledge. While I think Mail is a possible way to store knowledge, I try to prevent google wherever possible. > I suppose your blog is searchable via google though. No, it i
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    by sandreas 5y ago

    My blog is a personal knowledge management tool. I tried many things to keep my findings and interesting stuff organized, but none of them worked. Now, that I have a blog, I also have a place to put things. Even if I only draft an article w