Open_Mike

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

Artemis broke.

I’ve never used one, but I’m guessing that for someone who uses Rustdesk a lot, it’d be useful.

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.)

Just grab a copy using Google Takeout, then after that use Syncrify, FolderSync, Resilio Sync or something else to automatically copy your phone media to your computer.

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.

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