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 No.2443[Reply]

How do you make your devices more connected? Are there any sushis with home media server set up? How would you make it, how does the usual use case look like? Do you have any uncommon devices or cool software to support your work, gaming or anime consumption?
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 No.2446

i use this USB memory stick to transfer files betweeen computers it's like a floppy disk except it stores a lot more data

 No.2447

>>2445
It worked like a charm! And was much faster to setup than Plex. Amazing. Thank you!

>>2446
l33t h4x0r :0

 No.2448

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The spirit of juche is a strong motivation. You need buy in of most of the household for a media server, it needs updated and maintained. I run immich and a comics server. Check out awesome-selfhosted on GitHub for stuff that's ready made for self maintenance

 No.2449

>>2447
No problem sushi, glad to help :D

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>>2446
I do this, but using my phone. All my devices are logged into Discord, so I can just send any files to my alt account and then download it from the text history from the other device.



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 No.2433[Reply]

I had ideas of jumping ship from Windows to Linux Mint Debian Edition due to being annoyed with Microsoft's decisions lately. The problem is that I want to make games using RPG Maker XP, and even though I tried searching through the web (that's a lie I'm just lazy…), I was not satisfied. So, do you think that it's possible to use RPG Maker using Linux or is it not possible? Thanks!
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 No.2437

im pretty sure you can run it with wine :)

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 No.2440

>>2438
Oh, thanks! Though I wanted RPG Maker XP, that's good enough, since beggars aren't choosers, LOL!!!

But… the EasyRPG Editor is not released yet…

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 No.2442

>>2433
Does it work in a VM? why not test it in virtualbox and then you should be able to run it virtualized on LM



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 No.2401[Reply]

there's an issue with (https://cock.li), ive had to switch over to (https://fedora.email) and (https://pissmail.com) are there any alternative sites with shitposty domains that function?

 No.2421

Sadly, nothing works these days.

 No.2422

grow up namae!!

 No.2423

>>2422
nah.

 No.2432

got myself a fedora mail but I'm afraid it'll just disappear one day



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 No.227[Reply]

Battlestation thread!
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>>2402

It's very clean and minimalistic; do you find it comfy?

bump!

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>>227
Battlestations, yes

 No.2426

>>2424
thank you sushi, it is very comfy and i wish i could just sit there till the end of times. pictured setup is also the messiest it ever have been but i thought it looked cool. i need my workspace minimal and symmetrical! otherwise it makes me a little uneasy…

 No.2427

>>727
I realize this post is from 2017, but the more I looked at the post, the more impressed i became. Very pretty setup!

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updated pic of my bst, the other tv i had was far too big so i traded it for a better sized tv, so i could put it beside me.



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 No.2015[Reply]

Do you use any programs on your computer on a daily basis? What are they? Do you use anything so much that you instinctively launch it right after turning your PC on? Are you always connected to the Internet?

Personally I use IRC, email and webchats a lot so I have a corner of my room dedicated to an old recycled PC that only runs my clients and a web browser.
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Save and post images…
Well there could be troubles with captcha though.

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>>2391
That was the preview, I think i have to save by link…

 No.2410

>>2015
These are very important:

>gVim

>Soulseek
>Winamp
>CubicExplorer
>Auto Hot Key

 No.2429

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I like these wizards.

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>>2429
don't leave out the tweet that came with it! I also like these wizards :)



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 No.846[Reply][Last 50 Posts]

I was thinking it would be nice if we had a thread for sharing our own websites/homepages. Woah, here's one now! Show me your netspace sushi!

Here's mine. It's a complete mess, but I like it. It's kind of new well, technically it's existed for a little while, but I only started working on it recently, so it's missing a lot of things, and there are a few links that 404. Though it's hosted on neocities, it's only slighty Lain themed.
https://birdcom.neocities.org/
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 No.2400

>>2394
cool site sushi!

 No.2416

I was thinking about making a website, and I had started making the content for it firstly because I think the content of my website would be much more important. It would be mostly about my favorite video games and the things I thought randomly about it, like shower thought kinds of things. Even if I never end up making the website, it's great to put into words things that I love about games or my own theories on games that I love. I'd have to play them again to remember what the hell I was thinking about, but I also type these things out nowadays.

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https://maerk.xyz/

You'll enjoy my website if you like Japanese arcade machines, square photos, and 2D blonde girls with big boobs.

 No.2420

>>2419
I enjoyed!

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>>1003
The Wired will never die, sushi. I'm new here and I will always seek refuge in these cozy pockets of the web



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 No.2350[Reply]

It's no secret that excessive and unergonomic computer use is linked to debilitating health problems like RSI and CTS, sushis. This thread is for discussing good practices and ergonomic tools that can prevent or alleviate these problems.
Do you practice good ergonomics?
Do you use any ergonomically designed equipment? Many people swear by split mechanical keyboards and trackballs, but I've heard mixed reports about them. I have very stupidly been using my laptop keyboard for years and want to get a mechanical keyboard, but I'm not sure if ergonomic ones actually worth the extra cost.
Are there any stretches and finger exercises you've found useful?
Have you ever developed an injury from computer use? What helped your recovery? And if you didn't recover fully, do you do anything to minimise pain at the computer?
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 No.2408

>>2404
unrelated but you don't need the https everywhere extension anymore, it's been built into firefox (and chrome) for a few years now

nice setup btw, i like the taskbar too

 No.2409

>>2408
I didn't know that lol. Thank you

I install these extension on every browser I use eversince 2016.

 No.2411

>>2409
no problem sushi! they actually discontinued the extension a while back too because there's no need for it anymore. i don't think firefox enables https-only mode by default (i could be wrong), but it's in the settings under privacy and security

also worth mentioning:

- privacy badger is kinda useless with ublock origin (as far as i'm aware), since ublock blocks trackers too

- "i don't care about cookies" is also redundant with ublock. if you go to ublock's settings -> filter lists, there's a section for cookie notices. i don't think they're enabled by default but they're there.

also that extension got sold to avast a while ago. there's a community fork called "i still don't care about cookies", but again idk if it's necessary with ublock

- clearurls is also largely redundant with ublock. under filter lists, enable "adguard url tracking protection", and under custom, add this url:

https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/refs/heads/master/LegitimateURLShortener.txt

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What's a comfy position to read books? I used to like having pdfs up on the PC moniter because the text is nice and large and you can make notes at your desk, but sitting in a chair all day is uncomfy. Laying down and reading is nice but makes me feel sleepy and lethargic and there are no way to make notes.

 No.2418

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I had problems with wrist pain for a while, but switching to a trackball fixed it. I used a kensington expert, it's only serviceable, part of the downside of using a trackball is that they're very niche so you're paying a premium for something that is kind of shitty and poorly designed. I like it a lot, though. I play Xonotic with and I do well enough, but I would switch to a regular mouse if I actually wanted to be 31337.
I was starting to have back problems, so I put together a standing desk and it's great. Other than that, switching away from keyboards with numpads on the right kept my shoulder from being bent outwards when using the mouse, or compromising by having the keyboard too far off to the left. I use monitor arms to keep all of my monitors at the correct height.



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 No.2373[Reply]

Anyone working on any hardware electrical projects? I just found this wiring book at a store and I fixed a handheld emulator switch with some soldering and an extra switch I had.
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>>2384
Not sure what you mean, but my soldering is mediocre. High temp (~350°C) low time, make sure to heat both pad and pin. I use rosin core leaded solder and pretty thin gauge of it since I only work on stuff like this, and not power stuff. This let me have a good control of how much I add. (And I need to add a lot of solder quickly I can always braid it.) There are plenty of good tutorials on youtube. I remember seeing an old 60s or whatever soldering vid from US, that was fun and full of good tidbits.

 No.2412

hey sushis, is there any book/digital course that can teach me the basic of electronics from basic physics to knowing how to solder stuff?

I need this skill to make different projects with trackballs and keyboards.

thx:3

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>>2378
Your blogpost is really pleasant to read! nice project =w=

 No.2414

>>2378
I’ve found your site before, adjacent from Sushichan! I don't remember exactly where, though, you might have featured briefly on the Neocities home page or possibly been linked with a Hotline webring participant.

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>>2412
IDK anything for electronics themselves, but for soldering I think I watched this apart from some other videos:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL926EC0F1F93C1837
As for electronics, you might want to check The Art of Electronics by Paul Horowitz and Winfield Hill. I heard good things but haven't read myself since I am lazy.

>>2413
Thanks!
>>2414
Oh cool, I never used neocities so I am not sure how I got there. But I am glad it's not just 2 of my friends who read the blog :P



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 No.806[Reply]

Post a screenshot of your current cool/cute wallpaper! Both desktop and phone caps are ok!

I'll start with some vaporwave vibes.
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 No.2396

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Here's my desktop

 No.2397

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I love this image so much

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This is my lock screen

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And my current wallpaper.



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 No.1343[Reply]

What are sushis working on right now? Any cool topics in computer science I should know more about?
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 No.2287

>>2286
Computer science and occult research are basically the same thing to me :D

 No.2288

>>2281
This is really cool, can't believe it's made in godot of all engines.

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 No.2365

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hey there sushis i've been pedaling back and forth on deciding on a project to fully commit myself too, I was hoping y'all could give me some advice. for some background on my experience, I did one of those free 10 hour python courses that pretty much copies Eric Matthes' python crash course. this was my introduction to programming. i then tried SICP but never finished it, but i plan to start working through it again now that I've successfully set-up doom emacs on my system (am a basic vim user). the only other thing i've done that i could really consider a project would be running linux as a desktop system for as long as i have.

anyway, i'm currently stuck with a lot of ambition to start working on projects that aren't just hacking around on some popular linux project (i have some experience hacking on awesomewm and neovim) but i'm stuck trying to decide /what/ specifically to try out. here are my ideas:

#1 probably the most straight forward would be to make a videogame. something simple and short, i'm a big fan of horror gamees and i've always wanted to make one. i'd likely make it in godot. the main issue i have is that i may end up spending more time on the visuals and assets than on the actual programming.

#2 would be to get into web development. my main issue there is that i think i'd be kind of perfectionistic about my website and wouldn't be able to put the project down (even if it got in the way of university work) until i got it to a place where i was satisfied with.

#3 would be to start playing through one of those longer CTFs with multiple levels. i recently joined a hacking group (not the illegal kind) and i think it might be good for me to learn CTF skills since apparently, it's something they do in the group alot. i've only had experience completing the forensics part of picoCTF, is picoCTF worth working through or should i skip to something more challenging?

any help or stories would be appreciated, would like to know how y'all sushis started out :3

>>2281
this looks really cool sushi! i'm glad to see great things are already coming out of the yuri jam 2024. i'll check this out when i get home later :)

also, turns out i do have a project. forgot that i'm also working on a yuri jam visual novel (in renpy) where my partner for the project is handling all the visuals and story (i'm handliPost too long. Click here to view the full text.

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>>2365
If you're going to jump into video game making, it's always harder than it seems. Pick a small goal first, something like pong or breakout. And focus on gameplay not art, if the goal is to learn programming.

Also consider learning low-level stuff, even if you won't use it, the understanding what your high-level code runs on and does will still matter.

Good luck, have fun!



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