Can we all splurge on a cubesat with a vinyl record or some other media that contains "never gonna give you up" , and make our own voyager sattelite for other lifeforms to receive?
Sparky
joined 1 year ago
Idk id be super depressed if I was able to experience my family, friends, family's children, and so on die.
Cough couch
I must have a sore throat today
Robux since that's more valuable than the Russian ruble
Yank It!
Funnily enough noone noticed that anything was "out of the ordinary". The event organizer, who isn't techy, asked to use my pc so he could transfer some assets for display, sent them over, right clicked the photoshop files, and opened them in a cracked photoshop program i installed using wine. He then proceeded to add some finishing touches and export them as png files without noticing this pc wasn't running windows.
The thing that caused the most hiccups wasn't the os/software, but the hardware. The camera crew handed me some thunderbolt capture cards which didn't work because my $300 laptop which I got for free didn't support thunderbolt. We switched to some usb capture cards, and they worked perfectly without any configuring.
So I guess Linux has reached the title of It just works™️ (at least for this use case)
Thx. It's the title screen background from the Interea visual novel :3
Kubuntu
We had the display to ourselves, so we dug around in the settings of the scaler but couldn't find anything that might set the resolution or aspect ratio. The goal was to keep this thing running for the show so we didn't want to break anything by messing up the settings.
I'm currently using a Samsung s21 ultra, and it's kinda meh. The compass is not bad, it's horrendous. It used to be offset by say 90 degrees, but nowadays it seems more likely that it's a random number generator from 0 to 360 degrees, making any maps app bacically unusable unless you look at road markings, and other buildings to guess which way you're facing. The main camera has over time developed a hardware issue that makes all pictures always out of focus, unless you hit the phone on a hard surface to dislodge the focusing mechanism. From a software standpoint it's a good device. No major bugs, and it's pretty stabile.
My favorite phone was a used Samsung s6 as it felt kinda "flawless". Battery was good, camera was great (for the time), and hardware was pretty awesome. It was a great phone while it was still getting updates.
i got you