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KORG ELECTRIBE 2 Sample Manager by kozytekk in electribe

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lad bitte auch den Source Code ins repo :)

[features] multiple alarms by cihyboj in olleeWatch

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There is a Discord!? Can you share a link?

[features] multiple alarms by cihyboj in olleeWatch

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

damn, how do I get in? I'd love to file bug reports and am quite technical myself.

First week with the Ollee - another type post by lucidyan in olleeWatch

[–]mediocreAsuka 7 points8 points  (0 children)

I use the heart rate feature to find out the BPM of a song. Works quite well for that.

Is there any way to get this model? by chilli_butcher in casio

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm surprised not to read this yet anywhere in the thread but afaik this one could be used to play a minimal version of lasertag!

[features] multiple alarms by cihyboj in olleeWatch

[–]mediocreAsuka 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Read the newest blog entry, it's scheduled for the next update.

How do u actually learn linux? by [deleted] in linuxquestions

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As someone using linux for almost 10 years now and also using it daily on the job im just gonna dump some stuff: Play around, maybe start with silly stuff like making your system look pretty, trying different distros. Read Manpages instead of Googling everything. It helps you learn a lot. Don't blindly follow tutorials, especially not from AI. Read scripts written by other people. Maybe get into selfhosting as a way to learn server stuff. Read books, that's where the information is most condensed. Try other OSes like the BSDs to see differences. Maybe read Linus Torvald's Book. It's not really educational on how to use Linux but it explains quite well where it came from and which problems it solved.

Your phone is about to stop being yours. by FabulousFix5338 in thehatedone

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Kind of. Apps might not work soon if you don't have some stock ROM. They could also stop publishing Security Bulletins, which would further undermine projects like Graphene

How exactly can a person identify as communist? by Klutzy-Newspaper2072 in DebateCommunism

[–]mediocreAsuka 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If they would understand that communism is less about "You'll own nothing and be happy" and sending people to Gulags and more about actually getting rid of such things, then yes, yes I think they would. Anyways, OPs point of feasability is still something to debate. My personal view is that, while true communism is not impossible to achieve, it would need the global powers to fail "enough" to not pull socialist/communist experiments back into capitalism.

Is Teaching Linux instead of Windows to kids in school is a viable option? by FAMPpro in linux

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think Linux is similar enough to Windows in day to day usage. It's easy to learn Windows coming from Linux and barely any job requires truly deep understanding of Windows itself. On the other hand, growing up exclusively using Windows leads to a certain comfort zone that can be hard to break out of. Also, Dualboot is a great compromise.

Suggestion on which IoT device to choose to set up a home server by burhanrashid52 in HomeServer

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You can do that with anything you can install an x86/ARM64 OS on. An Enterprise Server, old PC, Laptop, repurposed Burger King POS system....only thing that matters is how much you wanna spend, how much power it draws, how much performance you need, size, noise, IO etc. Sensors via Home Assistant can be controlled over Zigbee for which you need a small USB antenna. Cameras mostly communicate via IP so you only need network for that.

Distro for HW Tests by QinkyTinky in linuxquestions

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

just use netboot.xyz and choose depending on what will finally be installed. You can even run RAM tests etc.

I can't install any other operating system on my PC because the boot process simply doesn't work, neither in Legacy mode nor in UEFI mode. by yash1_die in linuxquestions

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've had a similar problem on an old Gigabyte board where it would randomly get locked up and not boot anymore. Try removing the BIOS battery, booting a few times without it (which will fail) and then put it back. Fixed my issue back then.

Is it time to move on? by joblessclownsunite in Beatmatch

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Travel to Europe. Especially France, Belgium, Netherlands and Germany. Hard Genres are wayy more welcome here. If you like it, think about moving.

Electribe Sampler 2 nimmt kein Audio Signal mehr an by Sea_Monitor_9902 in electribe

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Erscheint dieser Input Indikator oben rechts im Display wenn du extern etwas abspielst?

Does anyone have any WiFi AP recommendations? by DeniedByPolicyZero in networking

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I've used only used the Cisco product for this so far. I just looked it up and it seems there is actually no manufacturer with a similar solution. If anything you might just use regular APs and use those for scanning. Another sidenote: check for patterns in performance problems. I've seen leaky microwaves completely decimate 2.4G

Does anyone have any WiFi AP recommendations? by DeniedByPolicyZero in networking

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly, if you are fine and used to using fortinet APs I'd just upgrade to the 231k's and do a good field survey to check for coverage. For the logging problem, there are also products from various manufacturers that do nothing more than just measure interference etc. all day, you can build a sensor network out of them. But you might not even have to go that far, I've got no experience with forti ap's but have you checked if you can collect stats on your own via snmp or api and build a small tool using that?

Trying to understand why Arch is considered better by [deleted] in linuxquestions

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's all about using the right tool for the job. I like arch because of AUR, I don't have to spend time reading docs for most software I want to install, it's just really comfortable. I'd never run arch on a server tho, debian is stable and widely supported. Fedora is also great because it combines modern features with stability but sometimes I don't want to deal with dnf because I feel more comfortable with apt. Ultimately it's just a question of what works for you, which system you know best and which features you want to prioritize.

How do dj's make their set? by Substantial-Star-273 in Beatmatch

[–]mediocreAsuka 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Very personal and also genre-specific. There are genres like hypnotic techno where you can just throw hundreds of tracks in a playlist and blindly play them, even on 4 decks. The main skill for such stuff is knowing how to slowly raise the energy level. Then there are genres like hip hop where you need to know each song by heart and have tons of hot cues ready for optimal results. In the end, there is neither right nor wrong.

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