AnExerciseInFalling

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[–] AnExerciseInFalling@programming.dev 4 points 2 weeks ago (1 children)

Omori is fantastic

It's one of those games that's best to go in blind (while knowing of the content warning)

[–] AnExerciseInFalling@programming.dev 33 points 3 weeks ago* (last edited 3 weeks ago)

The actual wording is "Music and audio that is generated wholly or in substantial part by AI is not permitted on Bandcamp."

So no, 99% AI is also not allowed

[–] AnExerciseInFalling@programming.dev 7 points 1 month ago (1 children)

Highly recommend this game, was a ton of fun to play through. If you're looking for another game like this, check out manifold garden, which also happens to be 75% off: https://store.steampowered.com/app/473950/Manifold_Garden/

[–] AnExerciseInFalling@programming.dev 49 points 2 months ago* (last edited 2 months ago) (1 children)

Advent Of Code, daily programming challenges for the holiday season. You can submit solutions for any language you like, including ~~inchomprehensible~~ esoteric ones like in the screenshot

https://adventofcode.com/

!advent_of_code@programming.dev

Mr Robot's soundtrack is awesome, I remember the agonizing years waiting for the final volume to come out through all the red tape

Absolutely worth it

Aurora on my work machine, Bazzite on my home machine haha

Beets is one solution, and I also recommend taking a look at Musicbrainz Picard. It's a more graphical and user friendly way (though more manual) to identify, organize, tag, and sort music into a preferred format. It's what I use on all my Bandcamp purchases to clean up metadata and add things like lyrics before it automatically throws it into the right folder

You just bounced so high it took a little time to fall back down

[–] AnExerciseInFalling@programming.dev 6 points 5 months ago (1 children)

In addition to autorenaming Picard can also auto organize into folders. So any time I buy new music, I run it through Picard to ensure metadata is correct, grab lyrics, and put it in the right folder that is then picked up by my self hosted navidrome

Just one?

Portal - Self Esteem Fund by Kelly Bailey

The volumes this song speaks through it's atmosphere is incredible. The raw emotions and feelings of isolation are better conveyed through this song than words ever can in my opinion

My scrobbles say I've listened to this single song for more than 9 hours over the years... I have so many emotions bottled up in this song lol

[–] AnExerciseInFalling@programming.dev 1 points 6 months ago (1 children)

That's fair. And in the case of Immich, the photos are automatically backed up to my computer so if I lose my phone I don't lose the images, but I totally understand wanting something exclusively on the phone (Immich can let you browse photos local on your phone, but I don't think it indexes them for searching by person/object). Unfortunately I'm not sure something like that exists, especially since the machine learning for identifying people/objects in pictures is pretty computationally intensive.

I wish you luck in your search! I agree that would be a great app to have

 

I've recently (finally) taken the leap into self-hosting my RSS reader, and I'm wondering what feeds everyone's subscribed to

I've currently got some basics like Github releases for software I use, the great selfh.st blog for self-hosted news, hackaday, some essentials like xkcd, and an attempt at following new music releases from artists I like, but I'm sure there are other great feeds out there that I should also be aware of

cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/26356680

 

I've recently (finally) taken the leap into self-hosting my RSS reader, and I'm wondering what feeds everyone's subscribed to

I've currently got some basics like Github releases for software I use, the great selfh.st blog for self-hosted news, hackaday, some essentials like xkcd, and an attempt at following new music releases from artists I like, but I'm sure there are other great feeds out there that I should also be aware of

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