

thanks! playing there now


thanks! playing there now


I know USDQC discord, they arrange games sometimes, but I’m not in the US unfortunately :(
I’d rather see the red flags up front


I just had to duckduckgo it lol https://github.com/saivert/pwvucontrol
yeah this one works better




It’s already dead on my phone
pm uninstall --user 0 com.google.android.googlequicksearchbox


VLC because i listen to midi and tracker music among other things and it’s the only one i know that can play that
I also switched to local music collection recently. Earlier my to-go “player” was NewPipe but it became unusable for me :(


sad, they’re one of the few brands left that still have the audio port
You mean the termux- commands?
https://wiki.termux.com/wiki/Termux:API
The earliest memory of me playing a video game was some kids game where you had to water flowers to the left, right, etc. I remember being confused by it so I wrote left and right (or rather some scribblings) on a piece of paper so I could use it as reference.
Looks like what I wanted, thanks! Took me a bit to figure out how to write an openrc service for its daemon but now it works


Paper visas. You have my passport number, is it not enough to check if I have valid visa?


More hosts better than one. I doubt codeberg will be able to sustain the load remaining as free as it is now when it will be popular enough that every cs student will be using it for their assignments (forgetting to gitignore their IDE cache files obviously). Or some smartasses start abusing it for free storage. I mean everything that github has to deal with currently.
IIRC their tos says it must only be used for opensource software (i don’t remember if it was enforced yet but expect that they can remove private repos at any time or make them paid feature). Same story with sourcehut


Have to do something else. I mostly listen to new albums when doing cardio at the gym, or when playing multiplayer vidya.


I just have a ~/txt directory with mostly plain text files in it, sometimes .org


Generic. Formatting is broken at places. The blog posts, are they your college notes?


Do you want to use pipewire to play audio in your C program? This might help https://docs.pipewire.org/page_tutorial.html Although it’s easier and practical to use cross-platform libraries such as SDL or PortAudio instead


thanks for the idea, that was easy to implement! (odin, sdl)
look at it go:
Gunther Hermann