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To respect my folder structure and still have nice covers and playlists... - and playing all the usual formats… I use JRiver Media Center (99$) and FlacBox (iOS and MacOS).

iOS App 10€/month Hmm - no.

Time to buy a MeshTastic node?

And then there is Sheep It Render Farm. You donate render power when you don’t need your PC. Earn points for that. Then consume those point when you utilize 20++ parallel render pipelines from other peoples PCs when you want to render your stuff.

https://www.sheepit-renderfarm.com/home

Interesting. But do I get it right: if on band rehersal or public gig, if offline, then no sheet music? Or is there local bufferung / offline mode?

Its local markdown flat files.

IMHO a very capable FOSS competitor for Obsidian is LogSeq (https://logseq.com/). I use Logseq since 6 month and love it. There also exists a Kanban Plugin for LogSeq, which I have not yet tried... https://github.com/hkgnp/logseq-kanban-plugin

Ah! Cool! Thanks for sharing. Didn't know this exists meantime...

https://www.meteor.com/ If you’re fine with MongoDB in the backend. Then you get a lot of speed in development and same language in backend and frontend. Plus view live updates on all connected clients as data changes in backend. And hot Code push to clients if new build on server available. I loved it when doing https://www.4minitz.com/ (retired FOSS)

For Geo-Location, maybe consider this workflow: User searches City in the iPhone Maps App (by Apple), then clicks "Share" button, then "Copy to Clipboard" - thenpaste this location into your app, you grab Longitude & Latitude from that and let users specify a radius. Bam! Complicated.... But no network needed.

Thanks, this is awesome. Colorized a few last images of my WWII grandfather who died in this war. One observation: on download the MIME type seems to by PNG format, but the binary file arriving is actually a (lossy compressed) JPEG. But anyhow! Great work!!

Yea agree! Would you mind sharing the bookmark?

This really deserves the "made with love" attribute. That guy is insane!!!

Quote from the Github repo:

_"The following criteria guided the development process:

Get the right glyphs. Like the actual ones. By now everyone's heard how the Matrix glyphs are some treatment of Katakana, but they also include a few characters from Susan Kare's Chicago typeface. The Matrix glyphs in this project come from the source: cleaned up vectors from an old SWF for an official Matrix product, archived back in 2007. That's how deep this rabbit hole goes, friends. (Please support the Internet Archive!)"_

Zettlr[1] (FOSS) has mermaid support[2] included. Zettlr is a markdown editor for personal knowledge management and/or distraction free (scientific) writing w/ PDF publishing.

[1] https://github.com/Zettlr/Zettlr

[2] https://docs.zettlr.com/en/reference/markdown-basics/#zettlr...

Reasonable explanation for charging port at the bottom in this 2:30 video: "Why Apple's Mouse Charges From The Bottom"

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SMSJuatmOdk

Unfortunately no brew install skipt for this gem? Anybody knows why?

THANKS!!! My 4-month-pending update now works. :-) Amazing how you guys keep the web up and running, while the planet is "sleeping"... Reminds me of the Nightwatch guys.

Believe it or not. I procastinated my update of certbot (ACME2) like about 4 month now. This evening I pulled all my enthusiasm to finally update... did a dry-run. No success. WTF??! Looking up and down... searched problem on my end... just to find out: ha! it's not me. OK. I'll wait. And check https://letsencrypt.status.io/

You rock!

Not true. It works. After some brain adaption. Then it’s fun. And what is jamming about? Fun! Not recording the next chart breaker.

Other FOSS product that tries to solve the same problem and which worked a little better for us. (We tried both)

https://www.sonobus.net/

Bamm! Ordered!

Anybody noticed, the inventor of the ZX81 of course died at the age of 81. So, he predicted this decades ago?

840539006 is the ID by SNOMED https://www.snomed.org/news-and-events/articles/march-2020-i...

My bad. I asked two questions. Thanks for answering the second one. Raises already some confidence. But could you answer the first (and more important one)? The website is silent on this topic. Would be cool. Wish you all the best for your product launch.

Definitely Interesting! Especially as the cited scientific papers tell us the principle is possible. But I wonder: has the manufacturer classified this as a medical device in the FDA sense?

Was it developed and tested like so? Question to the OP.

How could we miss this?

https://affinity.serif.com/

Serves the 80% use case. Is in some areas (Live Filter, real time zoom, startup time, one fileformat for Photo, Vector and DTP) even better.

And best of all: no subscription!

Can you tell the impatient reader what you did better than unsplash?

Check out https://realisticpaint.com

It’s sooo realistic sooo much fun. And just $25 on Win, Mac or IPad