bei mir war alles drin? opensuse linuxmint …

ki slop

nice but i’m searching for a Android tts-engine that replaces my google-engine but i cant find something remotly good sounding

I have set up my music server and my problem is that Lidar can’t download single songs only albums and artists. Or it can and I’m using it wrong, but to this day I haven’t found the right setting and it frustrated me so much that I quit the project.

Proxmox on my server Fedora on my workstation and Arch on my Surface 4 Pro.

Mein Moms Laptop Linux Mint My old laptop, Linux Mint. Some old laptop for testing, Linux Mint.

i love immich. After i did understand the setup with the maschinelearning container, setup was relativly easy.

i really want to see HALOW become cheap and highly availeble

i search for a german torrent tracker for Movie/TV/Audiobooks

well time for me to say i implementet it in my Homelab first funktional piece of software i use

Well that is something i also have read online. Thats the reason why i think of using n8n

1. upload picture from some app (maybe something like telegram chat or email)
2. workflow in n8n mistreal ocr and an ki tool to sort the infos in an upload ready format for firefly III
3. and dann some api magic to paperless so that the same picture is stored in the right folder. and is archived.

Thats the workflow which should be feasible. i think i have brainstormed with ki (say what you want) and i think thats the plan i try to implement first.

Well it must be a service that lists the downloaded or songs in a playlist and searches the web or a ecxsiting database for recommondations and those must be downloaded through the downloadpipeline of the service.

i second this too amazing tool

Shiftphone is a German alternative to Fairphone

same and it prints ok but i dont have the time to tune it further and tune all my filaments

not if they vibe code their shit

Linuses takes aren’t always the best, and he can be pretty polarizing. But for fun and relaxation, his videos are good. He often plays the role of the average, non-tech-savvy user—someone who genuinely doesn’t know better. The same goes for his “Linux Experiment.” I think it’s important for Linux to reach more average PC users and gamers

Actual tech nerds love the tinkering to make it work again until the moment they are tired of it and just want something that works. I’m in the tinkering phase.

second that plus Black Lagoon

i use it for programming arduinos for my smarthome. its pretty nice but also aggravating.

well, if intel aint doing it than someone else must break that stalemate