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Audacious comes with Game Music Emu (Thank you Blargg!) for playing original game music data (nsf, gbs, spc, etc)

I'm still looking for that perfect spotify replacement though

I came here to mention this. At the end of the day it's a circle of trust that keeps things moving in a positive direction

Before my Lyft trip to the airport I got a notification from the app: “Add a tip before your ride.

Make your driver’s day, they’ll see your tip before they accept your ride”

We're trying to queue for Deadlock, but we can't add our friends to the lobby

I wish vlc supported usf, 2sf and minigsf

I'm glad more people are looking into this. Maybe one day we'll discover the cause of the Laggy Mouse bug which has been a problem since 2015

https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=745032 https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/749

"chat gpt please retrieve academic journals from JSTOR using the most efficient methods". Chat gpt proceeds to find a way to create a botnet using nothing but RESTful GET requests to some ancient poorly written web servers running PHP4

JUCE[0] - https://juce.com/ is another fantastic framework for audio plugin dev. there's also experimental clap[1] extension generator[2]

[0] https://juce.com/ [1]: https://www.bitwig.com/stories/clap-the-new-audio-plug-in-st... [1]: https://github.com/free-audio/clap-juce-extensions

This affected my team and I directly. I had to recover a server from backup, we then postponed kernel updates when I noticed something was wrong after reading this https://www.mail-archive.com/kernel-packages@lists.launchpad...

I run his kernel on my daily workstation at my day job :3 its stable and fantastic.

(Also run zen on my main gaming rig, another fantastic kernel)

Try nomacs as an image viewer/converter and Ctrl+alt+prntscrn for saving a screenshot of the window into your clipboard

We do the same, but with gitea as a backend, works well!

By running a different OS or firmware on the device allows for a smaller attack surface

The neosvr team is doing just that with the open source bepu physics engine :D

"it's actually neosvr", "it's actually [insert thing here]"

Maybe it's always been here, perhaps it's just another abstraction or simulation of a perceived reality. One could say that MUD systems are metaverses(metaversi?)

What I would like to see are more decentralized simulation systems with extensive accessibility features

Announcement on Sophie's blog - https://blogs.gnome.org/sophieh/2021/08/26/apps-gnome-org-is...

To remote work vs in-office: why not both?

Coming from someone who was close with them, both near and byuu are appropriate, and as for gender pronouns they did not prefer any "they/them/he/she" are all ok

I still have mouse and keyboard issues under wayland + gnome. This bug causes the ui to drop mouse and keyboard input events whenever the rendering takes too long to complete

Issue tracking: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=745032

https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/-/issues/749

It would be neat to see something like this in alacritty

I'd love to see how teenage engineering implemented this one

The camera is engineered so that it can’t activate without the camera indicator light also turning on. This is how you can tell if your camera is on.

I'd assume this is done in firmware for the camera module?

Just cover the camera with a piece of sticky note paper, problem solved

I currently use this to host https://emulator.news/ the docker support is on point :D

Fork incoming~

Has no one heard of moonlight? With an Nvidia card you can attach windows remote desktop - mstsc.exe to it and bam, nvenc encoded dynamic bitrate low latency remote desktop fully functional with audio!

I'm really surprised no one has brought up VRChat. Though the hardware requirement may be a steeper barrier to entry, the software is free (non libre) and the experience is unlike any other

This is an ad :c. The user only posts about their product

As a person studying music production, this can't be done easily without having to mix and then master again. Certainly there could be varying edits of a track, though this is already common practice. The music you hear o the radio, or even Spotify, will usually be mastered differently than what you'll hear on a CD or DVD

Try the tty (ctrl+alt+f1) and see how quickly your inputs respond, its amazing how X11 and wayland (especially) add so much latency