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@ user224 @lemmy.sdf.org

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I like computers, trains, space, radio-related everything and a bunch of other tech related stuff. User of GNU+Linux.I am also dumb and worthless.My laptop is ThinkPad L390y running Arch.I own RTL-SDRv3 and RSP1 clone.

SDF Unix shell username: user224

  • No problem then, marriage is just a paper. Just be careful about property in case of divorce.

  • Image passed a few times over Robot 36, Robot 72 and PD 50 from speaker to microphone at lowest volume in a room with other noise.

    So the capture of RF out is closest, since it's actually analog modes meant for ham radio use. The noise is just not from RF but audio.

  • Ah, the times when all phones and laptops in Tesco were unlocked for testing by customers and playing porn every day.

  • And then there's me who watched the entire thing in 1 day.

    Hmm, it seems there's also S2 now.

  • Nah, fuck that. Buys e-ink monitor

  • You can always delete it later to free up space

    You underestimate my laziness. I'll just rsync to a bigger and bigger drive each time.

    For example, my phone's SD card currently stores some 12,754 files totalling 244.5GB. I really want a 1TB card. Storage is magic. The files always adjust to the media size.

    I just always rsync everything over to a new card. And also copy the partition UUID because I don't remember which apps use it, plus I likely have a bunch of symlinks in Termux that would break. Oh, yes, Termux I copy over in the same manner of course.I mean, I probably pointed them to ~/storage/card symlink, but I am not sure.

    I did have to delete a bunch of stuff already though, DVD ISO files and baseband satellite signal recordings to replace them with Wikipedia and other zim files.Preferably, I'd have all files on every device. That's the dream.

  • LDAC

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  • I am pretty sure they experienced some KDE Ingenuity.

    Example:

    You can see they can't be real files due to their total size:

    Unfortunately, at least on Arch it seems a bit broken. The CD keeps spinning at low speed with audible random searches and the file transfer speed is abysmal. Copying out one 3.5MiB MP3 took it almost 2 minutes.

  • LDAC

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  • Yup, that's done by AudioCD Kioslave.

  • LDAC

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  • Bluetooth has fairly low bitrate which also helps save power. The throughput will also vary with signal quality. It needs to somehow adjust to worse conditions, otherwise it will just keep cutting out. Streaming CD quality FLAC could probably be done over Bluetooth 5 2M PHY, but 2Mbps is just the physical layer. There's also some overhead. Perhaps just enough would be left, but the bitrate will also vary with the content. Not everything can be compressed much, while some audio can be compressed quite a bit.

    Probably would work, but the reliability is also a question.

    Anyway, just guessing. Perhaps the 3Mbps EDR could be used just fine.

    Oh, Bluetooth 3.0 + HS could do 24Mbps. Sort of. It used WiFi to do that.

  • I want

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  • Best I can do:

  • Many low-end and mid-range chipsets can't even play 4K video. At one point Qualcomm even dropped 4K support on 600 series even though past ones had it.

    I've got one like that. Tops out at 2K so I can't view videos from my older phone without either downscaling them or re-encoding them into something efficient enough to use SW decoder in VLC.

  • If I wouldn't see my next paycheck, I'd stop working. No need to do so then.

  • Welp, my school just sends everyone pictures of the items and waits who claims it.

  • Somebody else could've taken that.

    The lost and found at my school sometimes gathers interest on some items. Umbrella on a rainy day got 4 people claiming it's theirs. But a golden chain is still winning at 8 people claiming it as theirs.

  • If I take public transport, then I look outside the window.

  • Time to study air freshener first aid.

  • No thanks. I'll wait for USB to develop their own writing and language first. They will get there one day.