Gunpachi @ gunpachi @lemmings.world

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I find Boost for lemmy to work really well for me. I also use Voyager as a backup.

Thanks for sharing this, but I have found another way to control the volume. I'm using back taps on my phone to control the volume now. It's very convenient.

I have edited my post to include how I enabled this.

Bruh I just got the OnePlus 12... Welp..

Pixel pricing is horrendous in my region anyway.

My msi motherboard randomly erases boot entries, I have to keep the computer on for a few minutes and reboot so that my other boot entry appears.

It maybe a problem with the m.2 slot, but it has been the case ever since I bought the motherboard.

Anyways I'm gonna stick to a different manufacturer for my motherboard if I'm building a new PC.

I agree. Having loops within pixelfed makes more sense.

I was surprised to see moondrop releasing an android device. If they can keep it affordable it will sell well.

Here you go -

https://github.com/polymorphicshade/Tubular/releases/tag/v0.26.1_r3

I think the 7hz salnotes zero (not the zero 2) don't have that much bass. It may fit the bill.

I have tried Buyvm when I was getting into selfhosting during the pandemic.

They were pretty cheap too, not sure about the pricing these days but you should take a look.

Recently I have started using this app called Nightwave Plaza. It has a surprisingly good selection of chill music that I can play in the background.

From the image, I have seen 3 of them on my youtube homepage.

It's such a distraction while you are browsing for videos... Recently I have been trying this extension to block off shorts. I think it works for the most part.

Hope this helps someone.

I still try interesting distros but the ones I daily drive are usually Arch or Tumbleweed (Void linux came close)

My favourite arch based distro is CachyOS so far, been working really well for me for the past 5 months or so.

Doesn't that violate Youtube's ToS ?

I daily drive Window managers but occasionally I also check out Desktop environments. Here is my personal preference -

DE

1. XFCE
2. KDE
3. Cinnamon

WM

1. Hyprland
2. BSPWM
3. Openbox / Labwc

Don't wait. Get Linux Mint Cinnamon / LMDE on a USB and install it.

If you don't like Debian based or Linux Mint for some reason, then check out Nobara or Fedora KDE spin. EndeavourOS is also great.

Hah.. I used to search up an issue and see my own unanswered question on reddit as the first result. ಠ_ಠ

Nah it needs more red, but it's getting there.

Thats a cool feature for sure but I don't trust opera.

I have used Freebsd for sometime on my desktop back in 2021. For the most part I had a good experience except that I couldn't figure out how to connect earphones/mic on the ports on my PC case. I had to plug it directly to my motherboard for Freebsd to detect them. I used an Nvidia card at that time and it also worked very nicely although it had much older drivers than Linux.

I ended up switching back to linux because of 2 reasons -

1. I have a few BTRFS drives that I use regularly and couldn't afford to buy some new ones for Freebsd at that time.
2. I couldn't play games using steam proton. I don't know the situation these days, but I'll surely check it out If it has improved since then.

You should give Freebsd a try, you might like it.

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