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Comment #49218310
What is the different sort of roll that pays at this point?
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Comment #48619877
I'm interested in the form factor and excited about the inclusion of a headphone jack but SailfishOS is the real selling point for me. I'll buy this if there is a way to remove the…
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Comment #45340152
I would love to see some citations here around serious violence problems on the left. I understand HN can be a bubble chamber, so I'm genuinely looking for a first party source the…
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Comment #43372708
Check out rnote. It's similar to xournal++ but has an infinite canvas and a slightly nicer UI, assuming you're into gtk style apps. I don't know how responsive it is comparatively,…
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Comment #42510711
I don't think most immutable distros are designed to prevent users from mounting the root filesystem as read write. They're instead designed around delivering a core system that's …
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Comment #42510653
Silverblue also has really good distrobox integration. Anything not available via flatpak (or things I don't want via flatpak for whatever reason) goes in an arch or debian contain…
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Comment #42490623
Maybe you'll get a subscription to the jelly of the month club. It's the gift that keeps on giving
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Comment #42405703
I used Hacker's keyboard for years before moving over to unexpected keyboard for any terminal work done via phone. Unexpected keyboard gives easier access to symbols and has slight…
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Comment #41827881
While you could look at DoF as a sensor limitation, most photographers use it as an artistic choice. Sure, I could take a pic at f/16 and have everything within the frame in focus,…
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Comment #41818876
There is termux x11 now, which allows you to run graphical applications, though it's a bit fiddly. https://github.com/termux/termux-x11
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Comment #41757384
I know mikrotik supports this. On the higher end, most of the Dells switches I interacted with as well as Aruba had LLDP. Different manufacturers tend to report their interfaces sl…
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Comment #41544547
Big fan of Silverblue/universal blue Fedora immutable installs. I'm using Aurora, a KDE respin, on my framework 13 AMD. There's a framework specific image and it was one of the mos…
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Comment #41157095
Fairly sure you can run a vnc client on a remarkable 2. I've been on the fence about getting one for a few years and I'm not super up to date on them, but a quick search turned thi…
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Comment #41037306
It's possible to run postmarketos in a proot within termux on android if you'd like to try it out or just want a nice touch enabled Linux UI on your phone/tablet. There are some in…
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Comment #39126576
Fantastic post. I'm in the commercial AV field and this has inspired me to go mirror the port leading into my Dante preamp to see if I can replicate gain control and phantom power …
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Comment #38997379
Would an immutable distro such as Fedora Silverblue for the bill? There are ways to roll your own image as well
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Comment #38654774
There's no all in one solution that I'm aware of that ticks all of those boxes. If you're already standing up a server, I would recommend using mikrotik switches along with tplink …
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Comment #38427679
I'm currently in the process of setting up pipewire in an audio engineering setting. Currently in the process of latency tuning, hovering around 9ms right now, would love to cut th…
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Comment #38098049
I'm using reaper for the mixing / routing portion, along with EQ and FX, though I'm going to take a look at using ardour this week instead. I imagine you could use pipewire by itse…
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Comment #38098004
I've used ardour in the past and enjoyed it but I initially chose reaper because I'm more familiar with it. I've been fighting some routing issues in reaper, I'll give ardour a try…
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Comment #38094401
Looks into QSys and biamp DSPs. Folks run whole stadiums worth of dsp on them
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Comment #38094392
I've been working on a similar project but several layers of abstraction higher. Instead of using microcontroller level DSP I'm using Linux running a real-time kernel on a nuc type…
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Comment #37637449
Anyone interested in this should also check out open sound meter, an open source dual channel FFT. https://opensoundmeter.com/en/
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Comment #37058349
Just don't grab things by the cable?
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Comment #36848279
not OP, but I use tandoor to host my recipes and it generates a shopping list based on what I've picked to cook this week