Sneezycat

This is about indexes starting at 0, not about binary.

You can just import this filter list someone made. I use it and it’s great!

The reason I did it like this is because:

• I didn’t know yay could invoke pacman
• I didn’t want yay “upgrading” my pacman packages with AUR packages.

But I was just misunderstanding yay. As another comment said before you, one can just run yay without any arguments and it accomplishes the same thing.

Huh, the more you know.

Get on with the times, install fastfetch ;)

I just aliased “sudo pacman -Syu && yay -Syu --aur” to “update” cause I got tired of writing it every day.

People are going at this with a music production mindset, and while not wrong, I think it’s overkill and it might not be the result you want.

At the studio I work at, where we do voiceovers and dubbing, the mix is made by manually adjusting the levels while listening to it. That’s it. If the voice is too loud, move the fader down a bit; if it’s too quiet, move the fader up. No compression needed, just volume automation.

We do use some sidechaining but only for narrator.

You can also check the overall levels to see if your LUFS and true peak and all that is correct; but if you’re doing it for yourself, just keep the original audio at around -18dB, and that should give you margin for the voiceover (if the voiceover peaks above -1dB and it still feels too quiet, you may need to go a bit lower with the background).

Yup! 5160mAh battery (and 3.5mm jack 😉)

Are you saying Android phones can’t have multi day battery? Screenshot of the battery usage of my 3 year old POCO phone…

The problem is that the wealth generated by the robots is going to the owners, not to the workers that lose their jobs, as always. Otherwise it’d be great.

More like using iOS is not cool. At least in the EU they get some more things, but I was trying the other day to show a workmate how to install an ad blocker and it turns out you can’t even install firefox extensions on iOS!

I remember one time, back in the early 00s, when an American tourist asked me where to find a Burger King or a McDonalds, and I told him we didn’t have those. He gave me an incredulous look.

Nowadays we have those, domino’s pizza… At least we don’t have taco bell, dunkin donuts or starbucks (afaik), but yeah, we’re getting americanized :(

So people can’t be trusted, but you want to give control of everything to one person/group? Sounds contradictory to me.

The profit they get from a tv is a single sale. The way they want to make money nowadays is as passive income, that’s why they’re pushing all the subscription services everywhere. It’s a lot more money for them.

Think of it like this: a $500 tv can earn them $50 profit, but $5/quarter for the same tv means they get double that profit in 2 and a half years. And they’ll probably make triple or quadruple that, so they get 4 times as much money for the same tv sale.

What about we introduce more control from teachers and parents about what devices kids have access to, and give them some supervision too while we’re at it?

I don’t see your point

Now multiply $5 by 1.75 billion…

Things you wear or have to grab, sure.

Now, why would I care if my tv is a bit thinner? It’s not like the thing is going to go anywhere, and I can’t even see how thin it is from the sofa.

That makes a lot of sense, thanks for doing the homework!

I have an IR camera and windows look like mirrors. Might depend on the type of glass idk.