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EthicsGradient

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  • Okay, be honest everyone, is there really anything that is as powerful as plexamp's sonic analysis, and track radios? I'm using Navidrome, but it is not even remotely the same thing.

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  • I've been really impressed by plexamp since I started using it 2 years ago. Feels like they've been cracking out loads of great new features in that time, and sonic analysis is at the core of my favourite: Guest DJs. The app has really changed how I listen to my music for the better.

    I understand wanting to move away from plex, especially for tv/film stuff, but plexamp really feels like a passion project by some of the devs. I'd love to hear if anyone has any alternatives, but nothing else I've looked into hits the mark.

  • What is the most disturbing book you have ever read?

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  • The Wasp Factory by Iain Banks. The narrator and main character is a psychotic teenager, and being inside their head just feels so gross. Fantastic book, but genuinely disturbing.

    In close second is Earthlings by Sayaka Murata. The main character goes through some stuff as a child, and comes to believe that she isn't human. Meets some others like herself and it gets weird. Great book, not for the faint of heart!

  • Supertramp - The Logical Song

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  • Losing songs from Spotify playlists is one of things that prompted me to start up my Plex server. The old CDs still come in handy!

    Breakfast In America is a great album, one I keep coming back to over the years.

  • Music @beehaw.org
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    Supertramp - The Logical Song

  • Wendover Productions discusses the "Inside Story" of Nebula, a service often compared with LMG's Floatplane

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  • No, Wendover aren't on Floatplane. I just summarized, trying to match the tone from the LTTtranslator posts and linking it to LTT. Glad it's appropriate!

  • The All Wood Gaming Setup

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  • You're completely right, clickbait is pointless in a space dedicated to the channel in question (and just sucks in general!). As far as LTT goes, the wood one wasn't too bad so I didn't think to change the suggested title.

    They're way better about titles on Floatplane (for, presumably, the same reason you outlined). "WATCH OUT Power Supply Makers! – LTT Labs Update" becomes "Labs Update - Power Supply Tester, Markbench, Metal 3D Printing", for example.

    I only sub occasionally because I block ads on YouTube, and like to throw something in the pot time and again. I get the aversion to plastic, shame they don't take anything else.

  • Wendover Productions discusses the "Inside Story" of Nebula, a service often compared with LMG's Floatplane

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  • Floatplane, it seems to me, pays a lot more attention to the media player itself. There are only a few lines in this half-hour video about working with Vimeo vs. another platform. The Nebula story is more about advertising than anything else.

  • Linus Tech Tips @lemmy.ml
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    Wendover Productions discusses the "Inside Story" of Nebula, a service often compared with LMG's Floatplane

  • The All Wood Gaming Setup

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  • Would the Floatplane version of the title be sufficient? Usually less clickbaity over there (It's just "The All Wood Gaming Setup", no caps/punctuation).

  • The All Wood Gaming Setup

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  • This is obviously absurdly expensive, but boy does it look good!

  • Linus Tech Tips @lemmy.ml
    EthicsGradient @lemmy.one

    The All Wood Gaming Setup

  • So, what do you think about Lemmy/kbin so far?

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  • I like the idea of instances, but would like to see the development of more "themed" servers. So maybe one instance is a cluster of related topics (science, arts, LGBT, whatever), or one that caters to a specific country/local area, or particular users (IT professionals, students, mechanics, librarians, etc).

    Currently everything seems a bit slapdash, with larger instances each having a bit of everything. It will be interesting to watch the cultures here develop.

  • Do you make markings in your own books?

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  • I want to be the person who reads attentively, underlining things and scrawling notes in the margins, then going back to reread years later, or share books with others who do the same. But I always get too caught up in the story, or just cant bring myself to do it when I do remember. It also slows down my pace of reading quite a lot, and I'm not that fast to begin with.

    It doesn't help that, as a librarian, the people who write in library books are the worst!