bwoodward

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by bwoodward 7mo ago
it isnt perfect, but with BetterTouchTool you can toggle resizing -- e.g. three finger double tap on a trackpad, move your cursor around to resize, double tap again to exit the mode. I use Yabai, which is pretty good -- and you don't h
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by bwoodward 11mo ago
I'd love to have an impact receipt printer for this so I don't have to source thermal paper etc. They aren't difficult to find, but they're too expensive for a stupid project like this, which is a glorified fax machine.
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by bwoodward 2y ago
I've wanted something like this since the days of TinyPrinter, but I just can't justify thermal printing. I'd love to have either impact or laser, however. I mostly want it for lists and recipes, but some other goodies would
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by bwoodward 3y ago
I tested mine and it came out to around 65hrs w/ rockbox playing FLACs. I've also got a Sansa Clip+ that is super small and great with Rockbox.
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by bwoodward 3y ago
I modded an 80gb iPod Video / 5G with the same iFlash quad (400gb+ right now with two slots free) I felt like I never had to charge the thing, so I just let it run. It went for just over 60hrs and still had 5% to go.
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by bwoodward 3y ago
its only a txt record, not hosting a node (etc)
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by bwoodward 3y ago
I mod a few subs (largest is just over half a million.) While they're relatively easy to mod, I really enjoyed not having to check a queue, not having to deal with a lot of whiners in modmail, and definitely not having to deal with tro
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by bwoodward 4y ago
the Criterion release of The Passion of Joan of Arc has two great scores, too. Richard Einhorn's Voices of Light for the first and Adrian Utley (Portishead) and Will Gregory (Goldfrapp) for the second.
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by bwoodward 4y ago
this is neat. It would be better with a monospace typeface so it doesn't jump around so much, though.
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by bwoodward 4y ago
Tarantino's novelization was fantastic. He just released a piece of nonfiction with 'Cinema Speculation', which is definitely worth a read if you're into film and especially his films.
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by bwoodward 4y ago
I'm with you. NFC is awesome. I use NFC around the house for basic automation (Hue etc) -- and it definitely should be more common. I was in a restaurant the other night that had QR codes printed on NFC tags, mounted on the wall for ea
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by bwoodward 4y ago
It looks pretty great, actually -- https://i.imgur.com/fxZz6f7.jpg (Base), https://i.imgur.com/2JAHnbe.jpg (Vivid Natural)
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by bwoodward 4y ago
The article... automatically transcribed using iOS. --- It is high time that some one with authority announced that reading is not the summum bonum of life. The very act of reading is unsocial. It is a kind of melancholy barbarism. If you
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by bwoodward 4y ago
It looks like a Toshiba T5200/100 with a trackball. [1] http://laptop.pics/toshiba-t5200100/
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by bwoodward 4y ago
I've used Gallium on an old Toshiba chromebook for years. I don't use the system full time, but there are no driver issues or anything with Gallium. Its pretty impressive and gave new life to an otherwise crappy laptop.
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by bwoodward 4y ago
This was also my experience. I was jumping between F1 and Star Wars and had a great time maintaining and branching out. I was really impressed by the level of detail as more shades were introduced.
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by bwoodward 4y ago
if you like a less polished sound, you should tuck into the Nirvana demos [1]. Back in the day it was really difficult to acquire these things (mainly trading or buying CDRs later on). Nirvana is an excellent rabbit hole band, though. There
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by bwoodward 4y ago
Its tough to listen to a different mix when we've been enjoying the original for over 25 years. This video [1] compares them, but I'm with you with it sounding off. In Heart Shaped Box, the effect around 2m53s[2] is too jarring co
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by bwoodward 4y ago
You might like this video -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6Gp8up3l8Y
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by bwoodward 4y ago
You can find his mixes on Nirvana's youtube channel --- Heart Shaped Box [1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9pwGlgQz2E