I run Kogma alongside AudioBookShelf, but have ended up reading most manga directly from AudioBookShelf. The reader is hit or miss, but syncing works great and you can download comics/books for when youre on the go (and it will also sync progress when you reconnect).
The major downside is AudioBookshelfs opinions on directory structure. Requires a fair amount of work reorganizing content.
Just recently finished Big Hops.
Its a really good 3D platformer that gives slight Mario Odyssey vibes in terms of big open world areas to explore. A lot od good movement mechanics and feels fresh from start to finish.
Glad to hear I’m not the only person who has had some difficulties. And yeah, you are right that it should be fine for hosting services, which is why I mentioned my specific use cases.
However, I think calling out lack of support is always a good thing as you never know what support you may need down the road. I definitely have run into some issues due to their supported OS I’m running and its surprisingly out of date for a board that only released a couple years ago.
Yeah, looking at the stats, it’s actually probably one of the safer days for kids to be pedestrians given the amount of extra miles walked by kids on Halloween.
You’d really want this to be fatalities by miles walked, rather than raw fatalities.
I was going to complain that the orangepi wasn’t $350+, but didn’t realize the fully maxed 6 is that much. That’s crazy how much single board computers have gotten.
Just shared my experience on the post you replied to, but basically the support/documentation for the orangepi isn’t great and has cost me a lot of time and forced me to use workarounds to get some things working (GPIO, NPU, cameras, etc.)
OrangePi support is terrible. Maybe it’s better with the 5, but the 4 I’ve struggled with getting a library to work with the GPIO pins, documentation on the NPU is limited, and I can’t get it to recognize a standard serial camera.
It’s possible I’m just trying to do weird things, but it’s a much worse experience than I’ve ever had with a raspberry pi and I regret not spending more to just get the pi. I’ve lost probably 10+ hours just trying to deal with some things I’d consider basic, and had to create weird workarounds that hurt performance in other areas.
I like how you call out West Side Story where it is one of the rare pieces of media that highlights how dangerous a knife is. The whole lead up to the gang fight they’re saying no weapons as knives are a big deal. In the fight, I think only one or two people pull out a knife. And from recollection, once a knife comes out, it moves pretty quickly to someone getting stabbed once/dies/gang fight disperses cause “wholly shit someone’s got a knife and killed someone”.
Like I understand that yeah there is a lot of dancing in the movie, but once the knife comes out things turn pretty serious. Unlike something like Crocodile Dundee where they’re comparing knife sizes.
It’ll be interesting to see if they ever release the statement she originally made, as the claim the DA was making is that her statement (her recollection of the events) never amounts to anything legally defined as rape.
I’m pretty good at blocking out a lot of advertisements, as in never load/watch content without them, but still feel like my attention span has been zapped since I was younger.
To me it definitely feels like phones in general are the big issue. Something you can quickly pick up for a little dopamine hit whenever you want.
Honestly, if they’re opening battery manufacturing in the US then they’re set for decades. US knows it needs internal battery manufacturing and there aren’t a lot of them in the US.
Damn, that looks good!
That’s one of the tools that’s been referred for years, but never really works that well. It can sharpen things, but won’t improve a video/image that’s poor quality.
I’m not even sure I’d qualify that as a scam as much as it is outright theft. Almost like if your bank just started taking money from you. While the scammers weren’t from the ISP, if they were sent the info there is no real way to differentiate.
How does the second compare to the first. I gotta bored with the first one surprisingly quick even though I liked the overall premise.
I like how this sounds kinda like a bratty response, but is legitamte advice.
If you’re not aware, there is the concept of “negative prompts” with image generation where you basically tell it not to draw something ugly or wrong, but also can try to supress certain things too like three arms.
There is a reason it isn’t seen/used more, and that’s cause it’s really more a labor force participation number. Like the reason the percentage of women is higher in this metric is most likely tied to things like stay at home moms.
Things like underemployment or disenfranchised workers are good to keep track of, but there are people who do move out of the typical workforce (retirees, stay at home parents, etc.) that I wouldn’t count as unemployed.
Crash 4 was pretty good. Maybe not quite on par with the first three (some hidden secrets were a little too hidden in my opinion), but definitely felt like crash.
Prediction markets are just “sparkling” insider trading.
I’m a little torn on this one. It feels similar to how a lot of US states use taxes generated from gambling/vices to fund schools. So you’re basically making the next generations future dependent on other peoples vices.
But that assumes you consider porn/OF a vice like gambling and drugs/alcohol, which maybe isn’t quite a one-to-one.