You will have to film yourself preparing coffee
Edit: and upload it on YouTube
Naoki Hyakuta
He’s a notorious piece of crap in Japan.
Well, it’s not a matter to him anyways…
Yeah, it’d be really cool if it could run real OS inside it, and can play sound from the builtin speaker it apparently has
(for now you can watch it for free on YouTube)
Which movie(s) do you think has the best soundtrack?
I think American Psycho has a good soundtrack and I listen to it occasionaly.
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/post/27752053
> Early 90s Guide To Cyberpunk Necessities > > That's a lot of shit to carry. From 1993 Issue #10 of Mondo 2000.
Edit: I ended up ordering one from Sparks. I’m going to review it here. Here’s the original question.
Original Question
I’m going to travel to Indonesia in 2 days and finding the appropriate sim card to use. I browsed the Internet and found buying 3hk SIM from mobimatter is the cheapest option. Is the SIM safe to use? Anyone else ever got a SIM from mobimatter?
My eSIM specs
Manufacturer: Sparks
Country: Indonesia
Capacity: 12GB
Available for: 30days
For how to activate the eSIM, please refer to the official documentation. Beware that you need to activate data roaming for Internet connection (it won’t cost you additional fees so don’t worry).
Review
My eSIM was connected to TSEL network and it showed LTE on the right top of my phone.
Result of speed test on internetspeed.my
Download (avg): 1.18 Mbps
Download (max): 2.45 Mbps
Upload (avg): 3.09 Mbps
Upload (max): 7.98 Mbps
Not fast, but not very slow.
It worked fine everywhere on Surabaya city. I’ve been in here for 2 weeks and I’ve already consumed 6.45GB (which is 0.43GB/day). Fortunately, I’m going to go back to my country in 4 days so it’s enough for me, and unless you watch videos outside, 12GB should be fine for everyone.
Tips
You can put mobimatter’s widget on your home screen to check the remaining data capacity.
Some Wifi in Indonesia restricts access to duckduckgo.com, so it’s recommended to use VPNs from trustable providers.
I'm planning to put Debian-based operating system onto my Surface Laptop Gen 1, following the guide (linux-surface). Any good Debian-based Linux recommendations? For now I'm considering AntiX (lightweight debian) and normal Debian.
P.S. I’ve installed pure Debian, as everyone suggests. Thanks for advice!
I’ve been using NetNewsWire before I moved to Windows. It’s perfect as long as you’re in the Apple ecosystem.
Now that I moved to Windows (I was forced to), I can’t use iCloud to sync rss feeds and favorite articles. I’ve tried feedly but it sucks. I ended up using Outlook, but it doesn’t sync with its iPhone app. Is there any free way to do this, hopefully using opensource software? Syncthing doesn’t work on iOS, by the way.
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/18149413
> Dead city [artist not found] [1200x829]
cross-posted from: https://lemmy.smeargle.fans/post/148236
> Only <SPAN>s > > HN Discussion
OST for Ginga no Uo - URSA minor BLUE by Utollo Teshikai
I'm enrolling an university this year and looking for cross-platform time schedular software. I searched for this and found these
- My Study Life
- iStudiez
Both are cross-platform and looks great and I've created an account on MySchoolLife. Honestly, I don't have any idea which one is better. I can't even check if they're well-maintained because they are not open-sourced and developments are unclear.
Anyone using/used any of these software (before)? If so, which do you think is better?