smallaubergine 8mo ago • 100%
Yeah I can't go back to normal style launchers. Niagara is great
smallaubergine 9mo ago • 92%
For me its 250-350. I can usually get a 1 or 2 generation older flagship device at that price, refurbished.
smallaubergine 9mo ago • 100%
Try to find a job. Like any job. I'll clean or do manual labor, no shame in that. I'd also try and look for government programs for re-education so I can learn whatever skills are in demand and the moment.
smallaubergine 9mo ago • 100%
tab scroller. So you can right-click + scroll to change tabs.
smallaubergine 9mo ago • 100%
Unfortunately even if you could distribute them here last I checked they don't have the US band support and going through FCC certification process takes time and money
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 95%
Justu Semint?
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 87%
great now mass manufacture it
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 71%
I don't really get why this matters that much? If they want to charge ridiculous amounts for stupid cosmetic shit, users don't have to buy it. I've put a couple hundred hours into Apex and Fortnite and have literally spent $0. Best investment I've ever made.
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
It's just missing some Old Bay
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
Makes sense, I was joking anyways. Running your xbox into a HDMI capture card just to play games on your desktop is kind of silly. You might as well just plug the xbox into your monitor directly.
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
Just get an HDMI capture card and plug your Xbox into your PC!
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
If you like space exploration and science, The Planetary Podcast has been going for like 20 years. Tons of amazing interviews with scientists, engineers, astronauts, administrators.
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
Trying it out right now, seems really solid. Took a while to get all my extensions ported over with all my settings. Wish Firefox sync could sync that stuff too. I love the side tabs, with tabscroller extension it's a blast. Gonna try as my main browser for a while
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
You can customize the colors I believe? At least I can on my s21fe. I like it, gives my a phone a nice refresh every once in a while
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
My guess is people weren't buying large phones anymore. Those that want them are getting foldables. That being said you could get the Galaxy Tab A7, I think there is a version with a 4g modem. Also there are iPad mini models with 5g iirc.
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
same here.
smallaubergine 10mo ago • 100%
definitely meant to comment on another post, super weird! I was reading a nottheonion post about how Steam was telling people not to huff the air coming out of the Steamdeck. Wonder if i hit a bug on the kbin mobile website? Hoping this reply actually goes to you and not some other post!
ISRO will launch an empty module in preparation for a mission to transport Indian astronauts to space.
Hey self-hosted community! I thought I'd pose this question to you all as you seem to have a lot of experience with hosting things on limited budgets with usually a single person administering! I am volunteering with a small rural news organization that operates in my home country. They do rural news for people living in villages and they give people (particularly women) in these villages the opportunity to be reporters. It is a really cool organization that empowers people in these villages through journalism. When they hire a reporter they give them an android-based smartphone and a handheld microphone. The reporters will shoot selfie-style reports, interviews and b-roll in the field and then file the video back to the main office where the videos can be edited. Currently they use whatsapp and signal which has worked decently well but both platforms compress the video a lot so the quality is degraded by the time it is received. What they need is an easy way to transfer the original video files (usually mp4 h264) over spotty rural cellular networks. Do you all have any recommendations for protocols or platforms to use? This is an organization with a very limited budget. I was thinking some kind of SFTP server that I could maintain remotely but I do not know if the clients are very robust against network dropouts and also are they easy enough for someone who has grown up in a rural village to learn. I have some IT skills but never tried anything like this. A secondary issue they have brought up is when the field reporters do file their video in, it is increasingly difficult over time to keep everything organized. The filenames will be something like YYYYMMDD\_XXXX.mp4 and the editor has to do a lot of work to organize and rename the files. I know there are MAM (Media asset management) softwares out there but from cursory googling it seems like a lot of the solutions out there are really built for large organizations that can pay a lot of money for the hardware/software. Is there any software that could automatically file away these videos possibly based on who is sending them or maybe the if the metadata has location data in it? Any advice would be welcome!
Details of a potential US-Indian partnership in human spaceflight remain murky.
Grounded in the 1967 Outer Space Treaty, the Artemis Accords is a non-binding international agreement, designed to guide civil space exploration and use.
Hey all, I like undistracted reading and very much enjoy the reader mode feature that my web browser has. I am using Samsung Internet (mostly because it has a great dark mode and adblock extensions). I have noticed that some sites, like BBC News are able to block reader mode somehow. For example when I try and visit this article: [https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/bskbb4rmae/inside-north-korea](https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/extra/bskbb4rmae/inside-north-korea) The reader mode button doesn't even show up in my browser. Is there any way to force reader mode? I just want text and don't need fancy scrolling/floating image elements! Thanks!
Lighting from two times of day was combined for a stunning view of terrain that the rover is leaving behind.