Posts by sireebob@cybre.space
(DIR) Post #A3wF0e8sLV5lFfpBZ2 by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-02-04T17:58:44Z
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@jk just to be sure, you want something that *only* does what you're asking for, even if the other features don't have to be used?
(DIR) Post #A3wF0fAgWG8KRZg91U by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-02-04T18:02:03Z
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@jk i'm gonna bet against this existing
(DIR) Post #A3wF0gDubkJDhsCEgy by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-02-04T18:06:42Z
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@jk it would probably take longer to write than the time you'd save over your lifespan, unless you include ongoing anguish from lacking such an app
(DIR) Post #A4Ce5WodcTY2z3u0Zs by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-02-12T15:53:21Z
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github in a nutshell
(DIR) Post #A4lwFdPRyBcSOwKqoK by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-03-01T16:55:26Z
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@a_breakin_glass according to the internet, people tend to walk ~3-4 mph. that's a mile every 15-20 minutes. of course some people will walk slower or they might not be walking
(DIR) Post #A5k21frfbRFYOGGthw by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-03-30T14:54:10Z
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@Dee hi null,
(DIR) Post #A5k21hW7SXCRW0CiOW by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-03-30T15:28:04Z
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@Dee (i actually do get emails with "Hi ," (just emptiness where a name should be))
(DIR) Post #A8KRVIlbREWK0fxuIC by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-06-16T00:19:25Z
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windows N stands for windows No, and that's technically every version of windows.
(DIR) Post #A8KRVKdAVYxhn62CQK by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-06-16T00:20:05Z
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i forgot to mention this post is Nothing and also lying
(DIR) Post #A8LTe6dyH7F25EgJma by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-06-16T14:00:31Z
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@fitheach good question! i just installed it and have two quick impressions: one is that it allowed itself to get killed while downloading the world map when i switched to another app briefly, which is an avoidable thing, so that's not a great sign from a coding standpoint, and another is that some of the settings will only show you their description until you *set* them, at which point their description changes to the setting you chose, and then it appears you can never see their description again, so that's a pretty significant ui/ux issue. i'll have to actually try it for navigation or something to see how that goes
(DIR) Post #A8LaiK3D4Lm4VCRbcm by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-06-16T15:19:49Z
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@fitheach i use osmand regularly and it's great, imo. it's suitable for almost all of my map and navigation needs (note: i walk everywhere, but i've used it to help navigate when someone else is driving and it's adequate). honestly the biggest upsides for me are that it's offline and that it's easier to find bathrooms and drinking water than google maps. downsides are that the UI is not the most intuitive for anything beyond the absolute basics, but that just means it takes a little bit more time to figure things out than with, e.g., google maps. the TTS is also sometimes more verbose than you'd like during navigation, or it won't give you a ton of time to switch lanes before exiting a freeway, but these are common app problems.openstreetmap is occasionally missing obvious POIs, even large department or grocery stores, depending on your neighborhood. i tend to find them on google maps and add them manually. (you can contribute back to openstreepmap as well but i haven't figured it out yet.)
(DIR) Post #A8uJkSfus6lL9TeL68 by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-07-01T15:25:35Z
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(DIR) Post #A8uJkUbjgcbh95i1rM by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-07-01T15:27:00Z
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(this is nothing because almond replies that way to most things but anyway... https://almond.stanford.edu/ )
(DIR) Post #A9efcLbMiTNv8GznE0 by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-07-25T16:48:44Z
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linux: "want to see your system's uptime? just type uptime!"windows: "want to see your system's uptime? just type wmic path Win32_OperatingSystem get LastBootUpTime!"
(DIR) Post #A9efj951faGGKB6vPE by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-07-25T18:07:39Z
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@wzqtparor whoa. i never knew of this
(DIR) Post #AA4TPINSbI3c88Lpp2 by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-08-05T00:58:06Z
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did you know you can use ublock origin filters to hide unwanted channels from youtube, even without being signed in?for example, if you want to hide all MrBeast videos, just open up the ublock origin dashboard, go to "my filters," and add this:www.youtube.com##ytd-compact-video-renderer, ytd-rich-item-renderer, ytd-video-renderer, ytd-channel-renderer, .ytp-suggestion-set:has(.ytp-videowall-still-info-author, .ytd-channel-name:has-text(/^(MrBeast|Beast Reacts)($| •)/))it may not be perfect because i wrote it myself. ymmv
(DIR) Post #AAryxv7JYDUUD1RDqS by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-08-29T00:05:44Z
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an app that doesn't exist, but maybe should?wirebard. instead of scanning a qr code for your wireguard configuration, wirebard sings it in a special melody that your device can understand
(DIR) Post #AAryxx24QgU69L03wu by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-08-29T00:06:25Z
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i know there are major potential opsec problems with this and i don't care
(DIR) Post #ACp75a8pj7GBkKsw6K by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-10-28T11:40:46Z
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@natalie they had me with the first 4 words but lost me by the end
(DIR) Post #ACvR4CWpmjfA4SnLjE by sireebob@cybre.space
2021-10-31T13:39:11Z
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i'm never prepared for any holiday or halloweday. ready? yes. excited? yes. prepared? no... i.e. for halloween this year, no costume, nothingcan we just celebrate this stuff whenever we feel like?