Looking for a portable monitor recommendation for my partner. They use a Mac and are looking for a 14-16" portable monitor.
Anyone have suggestion?
Looking for a portable monitor recommendation for my partner. They use a Mac and are looking for a 14-16" portable monitor.
Anyone have suggestion?
I know my printer only claims to handle 80gsm paper in the paper tray, but are any heavier papers likely to work?
Brother MFC J4620DW if you have specific info
Your favorite webcomic, or just one you think about a lot?
https://nedroid.com/?225
#askfedi #question #webcomic #webcomics
Has anyone here used plain text accounting apps, e.g., ledger or bean count, to track their character's ship shares in Traveller?
C'mon... someone here is nerdy enough to do exactly that.
#traveller #travellerrpg #plaintextaccounting #ledger #beancount #askfedi
2/2 started @RMiddleton
+currently I'm wondering about the differences between the experience of using TikTok inside & outside the US. I've never joined it but I might consider doing so after I move. As I understand, the US version is controlled by Ellisons & the rest of the world isn't. Does that mean that their reactionary hands on the algorithmic scale only affect content seen within the US? I thought it sounded like a great topic for a video, perhaps showing side by side contrasts. I searched "TikTok outside US" on YouTube. All my results were dozens of videos about how to make sure your TikTok content (or shop) is seen in the US market. No no. That's not what I searched for but monetization is everything. I'll try to keep searching, try to trick the search into results that I want.
How is TikTok different post takeover? Inside & outside the US?
#AskFedi What do you call when you are minorly curious about something, not enough to look it up immediately? Then it lingers for a while, occasionally remembering that you still haven't looked it up.
An example of mine that I recently looked up: How does the sheet music for an orchestra look like? And what is the conductor using?
(answer in thread)
I'd be curious about it at concerts, but apparently not enough to take out the phone and just look it up 😅
Hallo ich hab eine Frage. Ich hab die Tage ein Konzert aufgenommen, 40 Spuren Audio mit einer Wing über USB an ein MacBook mit Reaper.
Das Problem ist, dass die Aufnahme zwar gut aussah, aber alle paar Sekunden fehlen ca. 0.5 Sekunden Audio. Fehlen nicht im Sinne von "Stille", sondern als hätte wer die weggeschnitten. Eine Fehlermeldung kam während der Aufnahme nicht. Hatte ich so noch nie.
Meine Vermutung ist, dass der USB C auf A Adapter, den ich benutzt habe, Verursacher war, weil es leider kein einfacher physischer Adapter war, sondern ein kompletter Hub. Zwar nur mit einem Gerät dran, aber trotzdem.
Habt ihr von sowas schonmal gehört? Soll ich in Zukunft solche Adapter vermeiden und am besten ein USB B auf C Kabel nehmen? USB Ausgang der Wing lieber komplett vermeiden und per Dante Virtual Soundcard mitschneiden? Wobei ich dann natürlich auch einen USB-Adapter für Ethernet anschließen muss...
| On the bed, of course | |
| In the pile of clean sheets | |
| In the kitchen, howling for food | |
| Sunning himself in a window | |
| Hiding behind a curtain | |
| In an open Amazon box |
Last try fixing this laptop, so ideas are welcome. #askFedi
Between Windows and HP forcing updates in late May, they screwed the bios. (There's info about it on the tech sites.) HP support is no help, though they will gladly fix the laptop for some sort of billable rate. I can get the system to post and install the necessary Win11 for school use. Shortly thereafter after a clean shutdown, the computer won't start up again, caps lock blinks 7x. Disconnecting battery lets it post again.
Colleges and universities use document revision history (or lack thereof) as one mechanism to check for AI use in document creation.
More technically adept students use Pandoc, Org-Mode, or LaTeX and a git repo, which has no in-document revision history when converted to an .ODT or .DOCX file.
Is there a way to capture git revision history and merge it into a .DOCX or .ODT file's internal revision history.
Seeking a defense against profs who don't know git.