I use a focusrite scarlet 2i2 2nd gen audio interface for my microphone. The driver hasn’t been updated for a few years now but even when it was recent, I had issues with my mic quality randomly breaking, making me sound like a robot to my friends. I have had zero issues since switching to linux without even installing any special software for it.

The only thing I kind of miss is that windows allowed me to mix down both mic inputs to a single mono channel whereas on linux both inputs are presented as separate mono channels. I suppose I could fix it with some 3rd party tools but I did not miss it too much so far.

I’ve heard that said about PETG in general before. Personally I never had any issues though. Is it worse when printing CF-PETG?

Self-Hoster 🏡

• Fleet: 2–3 devices · 11–20 TB
• Motivation: Privacy & data ownership, Independence from Big Tech & subscriptions, Fun / the hobby itself
• My MVPs: Home Assistant, Navidrome, Jellyfin

Depending on how you define multiple operating systems, you can use proxmox

You can use a gps logging app (I use gps logger on android) to create gps tracks and sync them with your photos via the timestamp. Digikam has a tool for that built in, not sure what other software supports it.

This way I don’t have to manually tag every photo but instead only those where the gps failed because I was underground or where I forgot to turn it on

Been a while since I touched the 3DS moddiny scene. What exactly is the hShop?

There’s also websites that for some reason only request a username/e-mail and then send you a one time login code, requiring me to open my e-mail program instead of having a one click login with my password manager…

Obviously destroying books is the perfect job for me as it brings me closer to my german ancestors

I believe the back to home VPN from MikroTik is also wireguard. At least it is on mine. No idea if you can use a different VPN solution with it.

The last time I upgraded my phone was only because my grandmother wanted a newer one and told me to upgrade so she could get my old one

The Fractal Design Define R cases can house a lot of hard drives, but they are kind of big. My Define R6 can theoretically house 11 3.5" drives iirc in addition to 4x 2.5" but it does not come with that many drive sleds out of the box. For the 2.5" drives only 2 sleds are included. I think for the 3.5" it was about 6.

Not a valid option if you are looking specifically for lossless music