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2027 is year of the Linux phone for sure

Holy shit

Microsoft/GitHub part two: AI

Portland based company, hell yeah!

I’ll keep an eye out for a good deal, mate!

From the US if that matters.

YMMV but I managed to get a Netgear Nighthawk, one or two generations old, for $10 from a thrift store nearby when my router was starting to crap out. It might be my area but I found at least a couple dozen of those same routers over the years.

I nabbed it, flashed Fresh Tomato on it, and it has been performing excellent for two years.

Blessed info

Lmao I love your attitude, brother.

I remember when this guy used to get upvoted.

clear coat should be fine, might wanna tape off any air vents, tho.

I assume they are rural enough to not get trash service so likely not.

Stick with native apps, audio drivers and passthrough is a pita as is, why further complicate it?

Reaper is my go-to but I come from an Ableton background and it just clicked for me so ymmv.

The nice thing is you can choose, Reaper was not the first software I chose but it’s the one I stuck with. I like to do lots of live recordings with some programmed drums, vst plugins, etc. It checks all those boxes really reliably.

I use a Focusrite Solo interface passthrough using AsioForAll (iirc) setup as the driver for it. I can connect my peripherals no problem, using the mic for Teams calls during the workday and headphone jack for daily use when docked. Guitar, other XLR jacks, 1/4" jacks, register fine. I also connect a couple Akai controllers and misc keyboards fine after setting them up.

Additionally, I’m running Arch (btw), Thinkpad lappy docked on a USB c type 110 watt dock. The whole architecture needs to be considered when setting up your machine for the studio. Good luck!!! Ask any questions you can think of if it’s helpful.

Hell yeah, brother

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Why would I want to be shown the concept of pointers by an eight year old?

This fucks!!

I’ve been using the Pacman cursor for a couple years.

I remember it also having some issues when browsing the scanned files but I did use OCR as that was a requirement for paperless being useful in my case.

Kiss, but host 30+ self hosted services lol

I tried paperless years ago on my 4B and it did not work well enough to be usable.

Jellyfin was fine.

I’d say getting an x86 think centre or equivalent will cut your idle in half and give you enough overhead to run paperless and jellyfin.

That new text rendering method was apparently brute force vibe coded in the pixel tolerances.

No clue if it’s actually good software.