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Comment #48456255
Yes, but I have a big pet peeve about the offline experience. In iOS Music, tapping the artist name on a song launches the artist’s cloud Apple Music page —- even if you’ve hidden …
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Comment #46905898
There are a couple projects dedicated to making "tv channels" from media servers like jellyfin. See: https://ersatztv.org or https://www.quasitv.app
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Comment #44966075
For #2, on iOS, you can move photos to shared albums and then safely delete them from library while retaining them in shared album. Shared albums use iCloud space, so it’s not idea…
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Comment #43533420
Not OP but there are a few open source options. GNU cash is friendlier for beginners due to the GUI. I like plain text accounting, specifically beancount. As far as integrations, G…
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Comment #43070613
You’re limited to buying Blu rays and ripping to digital. Technically, that might not even be legal in the US because the digital millenium copyright act (DMCA) forbids circumventi…
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Comment #43048719
To the author's point about not wanting to always run a music server like Plex or Jellyfin. In Plexamp, browsing is heavily restricted in offline mode and very "flat." Downloaded a…
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Comment #42529075
This open-source bookmark manager, hoarder, was posted recently and offers local archiving: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42485746 Recently, I've started messing around with…
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Comment #42523856
For pure bookkeeping at a small scale, I really like plain text accounting with beancount and fava Bookkeeping is easy but labor intensive. Dealing with US tax law... That's when y…
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Comment #42523559
Additionally, they took down all of their accounting articles without notice. They had valuable summaries on various tax topics. Thankfully, Wayback Machine has archives of my book…