Yeah, I went full wireless headphones, keyboard and mouse once upon a time. Then I would have one of them run out of batteries while raiding in WoW or doing WvW in GW2. I went back to wired after that.

Ahh, but have you considered buying wires made of silver for your hi-fi? They’re a bargain at only £200 per metre!

Yep, I had to do this for my Ducky TKL keyboard.

I just discovered this.

Yeah, right.

I love how you shamelessly copied and pasted someone else’s post as your own. You couldn’t even be bothered to cross-post it. You even posted it in the same community it was already in! Spammer gonna spam though I guess.

https://lemmy.world/post/49721314

https://lemmy.world/post/49721375

https://lemmy.world/post/49721457

It seems to me that what Linus Torvalds thinks about AI is pretty clear. There have been multiple messages from him on the kernel mailing list and interviews too to show this.

The author of this ‘article’ on the other hand seems to be having an issue saying what he really means.

Cool shit, thanks.

Social media, search engines, email, banking, shopping, news etc. I even have one for my self-hosted stuff.

The only real limitation I’ve had so far is that it doesn’t have enough colours. I think there may be improvements on the way though as Mozilla did a survey about it a while ago which I completed.

You may want to keep some things in the same group such as Reddit and Youtube. Without cookies to keep you signed in on Youtube, embedded videos on Reddit often won’t work.

Seeing as people get away with this shit all the time, this is what Multi-Account Containers on Firefox are for.

You can containerise each website or list of websites to a different tab group that can’t share cookies with each other.

I’m not sure if 30 vs 24 dB is too much, but idk really

FYI decibels are a logarithmic scale so for example 18-24dB is a smaller difference than 24-30dB. That said, some HDD noise is noticeable to some people and not to others. All you can really say is that enterprise drives are loudest followed by NAS drives then regular consumer ones.

I’m very happy with Kavita running in Docker. I’ve used it through the Web UI and KOReader on both phone and Kobo. All work great. I manually download books and fix the metadata on them though so YMMV.

In my living room, Kodi. On PC, Strawberry Music Player. On android phone, Musicolet.

Here’s how to install KOReader on Kobo

https://github.com/koreader/koreader/wiki/Installation-on-Kobo-devices

Here’s the Kavita wiki page about KOReader that includes how to set up progress sync

https://wiki.kavitareader.com/guides/3rdparty/koreader/

Kavita and Calibre afaik

Here’s a screenshot from my Kavita activity feed synced with KOReader on my Kobo (also works with KOReader on my android phone)

There are already many self hosted services that can do this without vibe coding.

Also, KOReader already syncs reading progress over OPDS without a plugin.

The technical term is “spicy pillow” :D

I am aphantasic. When I imagine something I see nothing with my eyes other than what is in front of me. I am completely unable to.

aphantasic

I am… not sure why it would stop me enjoying books (I’ve read hundreds). I do think it influences me towards authors who don’t drop 2 pages describing something though, I find that tedious and unnecessary.

Yep, https://[site]/instances e.g. https://lemmy.world/instances

Looks pretty good except for the obnoxiously placed

LMAO spot on!