There’s Tablacus. Opus is supposed to be good too, but I haven’t tried it.

You misspelled Library Genesis.

It’s $269.99 and has 9 programmable buttons. It’s designed to control rent-seeking apps like Photoshop.

The Streamdeck XL costs $200 and has 32 programmable buttons. I’m using it to control my dorm room through Home-Assistant, and my robot camera through Bitfocus Companion.

To be fair, the article linked this idiotic one about OpenAI’s “thirsty” data centers, where they talk about water “consumption” of cooling cycles… which are typically closed-loop systems.

https://futurism.com/the-byte/chatgpt-ai-water-consumption

It’s first-party, but somehow not installed by default on Samsung devices.

If you plug the dorm ethernet jack into the LAN side of a consumer router, there’s a chance they don’t.

Sure, you can catch this if you watch the dhcp leases your router is handing out, but…

By the way, The Windows XP version has been ported to WASM, and you can play it in a browser.

It’s still pretty well designed hardware.

Exactly the kind that attracts the Home-Assistant hacking crowd, as long as there’s a lack of decent alternatives.

If they run out of money (unlikely), they still have a recent history with Microsoft.

Almost bought my SMIME cert from them a while ago, but went with Certum instead.

Dokemon and monitor seem to be the best alternatives in this thread so far.

Interesting, thanks!

byobu

This kills the rabbit.

Has there been a new maintainer for deemix? Can you use it again without paying for a Deezer subscription?

3.99€ on Google Play (Germany)

Is Windows 10 unsupported by the newest processors?

Didn’t know that one, thanks!

Can’t wait for selfhosted web search to become better.

Don’t you have to be friends for that? I believe there was a website that showed your friends list, even if your profile was set to private.