Open_Mike

Could someone decompile it and knock out the ad code like on ReVanced?

Artemis broke.

Copying Apple then. I wonder who did it first.

Some things were easier in the GSM days.

Lemmy seems to have a lot of it by default on Sync / Voyager. Almost none on Kbin / Artemis. Not sure why. Just using the defaults.

Technology Connections largely debunks this myth.

Light bulb will run for a very long time if you don’t want it to be bright.

https://youtu.be/zb7Bs98KmnY?si=SDXvd0E9SPFbxKSG

I used to know a fireman called Cess.

I’m still using 2.3.3 as 3.3.3 won’t save project files on Google Drive. As a radio station, that’s kinda important for creating sponsor messages etc.

Will check out Tenacity.

Running earlier versions of 7, and occasionally deleting %programdata% when they start kicking you off gets around these limitations for now.

Rustdesk is great. Took a little work to get the self hosting working, but it’s great once that’s sorted. A few features are not implemented, but the essentials are there.

The only name I immediately remember is MicroWave who seems to post all the time.

I’m on Artemis on Android. It doesn’t appear to be possible.

When it is I might share my goat videos. In the mean time, https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCucYNmlqU-O1npt002LXVTA

I am a bit surprised that the windscreen hasn’t decided to pop out.

Maybe a cached peer to peer system?

It’s come in at about 3am on Friday morning for me. But that’s because I live in the future. (Australia.)

Get solar panels so you can run your AC guilt free when the sun is shining.

Same here, but I’ll chew a xylitol-containing gum after most meals and snacks. (not sorbitol, it doesn’t work.) Hard to find a good gum though - the only one I can get here is Mentos.

Robots perhaps.

Can confirm. It was used in the introductory formal logic course when I was at uni.

Our local charity shop sells an hdmi adapter that splits the audio stream out to a TRS (headphone) socket for just $4. Put that between the ChromeCast and the TV and feed it to the line in ok the PC and I think you’re done.