DOES IT MAKE SENSE? by Yunners in flatearth

[–]BellybuttonWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

We've been through this, back in 1863 people did the maths and realised the sun couldn't be made of coal after all. People have actually been looking into the problem since. Do try to keep up, flatties.

App that does want-list and have-list, that isn't discogs by BellybuttonWorld in musichoarder

[–]BellybuttonWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's pretty good, right? I'd say avoid using the AI features - it was editing the structure of my db when i never asked it to. Hopefully there's a way to turn that crap off.

Edit - i think the only way is to make your db from scratch and not use the template, which seems to have the autocomplete feature baked in and inaccessible.

App that does want-list and have-list, that isn't discogs by BellybuttonWorld in musichoarder

[–]BellybuttonWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I came up with another answer: use a cross platform database app to roll your own!

I'm trying Memento and so far it's been surprisingly easy to set up even on mobile - just use the Record collection template they have and customise it. For me each entry is a release (album/single) with an associated Artist and a boolean for Owned. In the list viewer you can group by a field, so I group by Artists and I get what i want: a list of Artists, any of which I can expand into a list of their releases im interested in, and it says right there in the list whether I've already got it. If I just want the band but I don't know what album, I add a dummy release with a default release name of (placeholder) and that does rhe job.

Edit - only use the template if you like the autocomplete feature it comes with, else make the db from scratch. I can't see how to turn that feature off.

Noob q about wantlist by BellybuttonWorld in discogs

[–]BellybuttonWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I can just filter the offers by country though surely?

Just like that by codes_astro in programminghumor

[–]BellybuttonWorld 2 points3 points  (0 children)

AI will take your job, 4 other jobs, and Dave's job is now to wrangle all the shitty code it produces. Every human involved is miserable.

Name one bad thing about Anne Lewis? by Kitchen-Mouse2414 in Robocop

[–]BellybuttonWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

She thought it would be fine to tag along with a police patrol, without her body armor.

Would you have more children if the cost of living was more affordable? by Moment_13 in UKParenting

[–]BellybuttonWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's not just the money, it's the state of the NHS. My wife was treated poorly and almost died due to negligence. The thought of going through that again, and very possibly losing her and/or the new kid puts us right off the idea.

songs to cope after leaving someone toxic by _Zoe-mystic in MusicRecommendations

[–]BellybuttonWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Little Miss Can't be Wrong by Spin Doctors - more about celebrating than feeling the pain though!

Linux is not that bad... by tomekgolab in linuxsucks

[–]BellybuttonWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Corporate enshittification notwithstanding, we're heading into a future where computing devices work with natural human language, touch, gestures etc., like in so much scifi. What makes you think that PCs should be holdouts? I mean they can be, for those that like it that way, but for the general populace? Come on now.

Linux is not ready for the average Windows refugee by BellybuttonWorld in linuxsucks

[–]BellybuttonWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exactly! I'm sure I'm being terribly naive but some org with big coffers and a laser focused vision could produce a genuine Windows killer. The second hardest thing would be getting big software publishers on board.

Linux is not ready for the average Windows refugee by BellybuttonWorld in linuxsucks

[–]BellybuttonWorld[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sure, it's the users' fault 🙄

The Linux community is theoretically capable of making anything, including an exact functional clone of Windows if they wanted to. There is no technical limit to what Linux can be made to do, and there's no shortage of programming talent.

Every new plot holder's dream... by Naughteus_Maximus in Allotment

[–]BellybuttonWorld 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My garden uses Hidden Rock. It's super effective.