I’ll start. Did you know you can run a headless version of JD2 on a raspberry pi? It’s not the greatest thing in the world, but sometimes its nice to throw a bunch of links in there and go to sleep.
Pretty much exactly the same here. There's no denying the existing collection of knowledge on Reddit, but it is no longer a browse randomly app for me.
Maybe I just miss Reddit is Fun, not Reddit, but I still have RiF installed (I just can't delete it) and it still "works". I can't sign in or participate, but fuck I miss browsing everything. I've definitely replaced it with Kbin, but opening the RiF app just gives me sadness. Fuck spez.
I'll admit I do. And I won't like, I'll still append "Reddit" to my searches as needed. I'm just not really actively contributing or anything there anymore, which is sad
Edited below. I imagine many of us are here from reddit, where hashtags weren't really a thing and in many places mentions were actively discouraged (/r/politics I'm looking at you). However, since everything we post or comment on kbin (and lemmy) has the potential of getting federated on a mastodon server, which leans heavily...
As someone who aggressively adblocks everything, one of the final places that ads can still reach me is in annoying ad reads within podcasts. Youtube sponsorblock is incredible but it seems no one has yet adapted this for podcasts. Has anyone else managed to find a solution here? As far as i can tell in my googleing, this...
That's a decent solution, but unfortunately doesn't have handy podcast app features like silence trimming, voice boosting, etc. Great suggestion though!
Pretty cool, especially considering how it's been shown that WiFi can be used to pretty accurately determine the position and number of people in a room with AI.
I recently got into the piracy community, and discovered a great open source app for Android that allows you to stream music for free from YouTube music! It’s called ViMusic and it’s one of the best free music apps imo. It has a beautiful and customizable interface and it actually has a music recommendation algorithm which...
That works. F-Droid is an alternative to the Play store. You can also download the .apk directly instead if you prefer. Just scroll down to the versions and find the most recent.
So I’ve been torrenting for over a year now (just in time to get attached to RARBG and get my heart broken) and mostly loving it. Now that I have access to actual high quality files I’ve been looking to improve my home setup. I was wondering what setups people have and what I should aspire to....
Some good ideas, like pinned tabs. (Will soon be copied I would think.)
Some concerning: lots of data apparently gets sent to Google, unless you turn if off/
Some features I would miss from Firefox, particularly containers. I have walled off some companies (like Meta) and use them to easily access multiple accounts at others (like Mastodon.social)
But the biggest question is: what's their business model? They have venture investment.
@J12t Not quite the same, but you can create separate profiles that keep that stuff separate. You'd just have to make a space with a profile for each website you want fully separate.
I love Arc and loved the new features and approach they've introduced. It's pretty solid. But I do wonder, for the last few releases, why they're so infatuated with adding features and ignoring obvious bugs....
Has anyone done some testing/validation to see if we should be using Chrome's battery/power management settings or Arc is doing their own thing? I noticed the settings from Chrome are disabled.
Is this video about cars or web browsers? Or both? In our latest Desktop Investigation, Josh speaks with Darin (ex-Chrome) & Ben (ex-Tesla) from The Browser ...
Advanced pirates, whats a tip others might not know?
I’ll start. Did you know you can run a headless version of JD2 on a raspberry pi? It’s not the greatest thing in the world, but sometimes its nice to throw a bunch of links in there and go to sleep.
Sync Ultra OTP is available for 109,99 € (feddit.de)
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Anyone else still kinda miss Reddit?
Maybe I just miss Reddit is Fun, not Reddit, but I still have RiF installed (I just can't delete it) and it still "works". I can't sign in or participate, but fuck I miss browsing everything. I've definitely replaced it with Kbin, but opening the RiF app just gives me sadness. Fuck spez.
do you say it as kay-bin or k'bin? (lemmy.world)
m.youtube.com/watch?v=SXUDs0ee_w0
Should we be using hashtags and mentions more?
Edited below. I imagine many of us are here from reddit, where hashtags weren't really a thing and in many places mentions were actively discouraged (/r/politics I'm looking at you). However, since everything we post or comment on kbin (and lemmy) has the potential of getting federated on a mastodon server, which leans heavily...
Sponsorblock for Podcasts
As someone who aggressively adblocks everything, one of the final places that ads can still reach me is in annoying ad reads within podcasts. Youtube sponsorblock is incredible but it seems no one has yet adapted this for podcasts. Has anyone else managed to find a solution here? As far as i can tell in my googleing, this...
100x Faster Than Wi-Fi: Li-Fi, Light-Based Networking Standard Released (www.tomshardware.com)
Proponents boast that 802.11bb is 100 times faster than Wi-Fi and more secure.
A great mobile app for free music
I recently got into the piracy community, and discovered a great open source app for Android that allows you to stream music for free from YouTube music! It’s called ViMusic and it’s one of the best free music apps imo. It has a beautiful and customizable interface and it actually has a music recommendation algorithm which...
Home Theater Setup
So I’ve been torrenting for over a year now (just in time to get attached to RARBG and get my heart broken) and mostly loving it. Now that I have access to actual high quality files I’ve been looking to improve my home setup. I was wondering what setups people have and what I should aspire to....
I'm loving Arc, but they need to fix some bugs.
I love Arc and loved the new features and approach they've introduced. It's pretty solid. But I do wonder, for the last few releases, why they're so infatuated with adding features and ignoring obvious bugs....
Should we be using the Chrome power management settings?
Has anyone done some testing/validation to see if we should be using Chrome's battery/power management settings or Arc is doing their own thing? I noticed the settings from Chrome are disabled.
Arc Release Notes | 0.112 | 7.12.23 (PiP enabled for Google Meet, Paste URLs as New Tab, Right Click to Mute Tab brought back, Command Bar Focus on Space improved, Faster tab-switching, @arcinternet now on Threads) (arc.net)
“What can our web browser learn from Tesla’s mistakes?” (www.youtube.com)
Is this video about cars or web browsers? Or both? In our latest Desktop Investigation, Josh speaks with Darin (ex-Chrome) & Ben (ex-Tesla) from The Browser ...
Overwatch 2 Retail Patch Notes - July 11th, 2023 (overwatch.blizzard.com)
OVERWATCH 2 RETAIL PATCH NOTES - JULY 11, 2023...