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Hey there! They are simply being inclusive, blind people are potential customers too and should not miss on any “opportunities”…
Hey there! They are simply being inclusive, blind people are potential customers too and should not miss on any “opportunities”…
Hello, friend! This definitely does not deserve to go on github or anywhere near it. This was meant to be just a joke, for this one screenshot only to then never leave my drive.
— Maybe don’t tell anyone.
But… I’ve edited the post yesterday, few minutes after your comment and all the links are there for you and everyone else.
Oh, legitfetch? Which is 100% legit tool and definitely not a bash script just pretending to be a real thing that I might’ve made over two evenings?
One thing it can definitely do is look presentable.
I can neither confirm nor deny at this time.
Is there any way to add it to App Library without adding it to the home screen? If there is, I don’t need the app at all, probably.
Yeah, I have a tab opened to check it out too, do they have any ios app?
Yeah, got this page opened in my browser already, just for the v2. I will definitely play with that and do some testing on what can be achieved with all that.
I still have no clue why I didn’t even consider AHK as a solution or at least a partial solution when it was the solution so many times before already…
Why… Why I haven’t thought about that…
Thank You! I am using my AHK script for so many different things already but I have never thought that I even could map controller inputs to do anything there… When I was rewriting things from v1 to v2 and tidying everything up, I was reading the wiki a lot but not even once saw controller mapping as an option.
Or maybe I just don’t remember?
I always knew AHK was really versatile but it just keeps on coming with yet another pleasant surprise! Plenty of reading ahead of me!
I appreciated your message, like everyone else’s here. It’s still amazing for me that I have my tiny, contrived idea of what I need, a whim, or a problem (that doesn’t exist) on a level of “duh, this button and color scheme doesn’t represent my spirit animal well enough”, and yet — there are people willing to put an effort and their time into replying, sharing their ideas / knowledge with me…
With Steam Input I once had such a twisted situation — circus would be the word to describe it best. It just somehow stopped working after my Windows updated once and made all my USB ports unusable so I had no input at all… and simultaneously in Safe Mode Steam didn’t want to start — so I just couldn’t untick that hellish option, deleting steam made things even worse, it was my second bluescreen on W10 since installation. Luckily some registry magic did the trick and I am never again touching the Steam Input.
I will probably continue using and one day get used to Kodi, but it won’t stop me from searching for a player or something that will have the closest functionality to what I am looking for.
First of all, thank you for your answer! I am starting to have a feeling as if my post sounds to everyone replying like “Kodi bad”… When the main idea was more around “I am researching the subject, need some guidance from people that know more than me and all those top five Kodi alternatives articles”.
From your reply, I have yet another feeling, you sound to me now probably like I sounded over ten years ago talking about how Photoshop is a great software and how many amazing options it has to someone asking me “is there a simple way to rotate / resize my pictures?”…
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Sure, I am still using Kodi, I even mentioned in another reply that I’ve found quite a cool theme that already feels better for me and I definitely have some more reading and tinkering to do… But the question is still jumping around in my brain, “is there any other / simpler / better way to achieve this effect?” — I hope you understand what I mean by that and why I posted here.
I totally understand Jellyfin being recommended and praised so much. I guess if I will reconsider building a home server / media box etc. — this would be my first direction.
On the other hand, I know I am stubborn, being a minimalist is not helping in this situation. I just wish I could do as much as possible with simplest solutions on my PC and right now Jellyfin feels like an overkill, even Kodi does, if there would be a plugin for VLC to just let me go for play/pause vol up/down with xbox controller I would go for it and delete Kodi immediately.
I am not that super interested in this because the hdmi connection stays anyway for playing some games…
I was reading about jellyfin and it would be great for me like 8 years ago, when I was still in my data hoarding phase.
What I am looking for now is more like Player + Library + Xbox controller as input on top of that. Oh… and subtitles support would be great.
Yeah, I’ve started searching for options and now I am thinking about it, there is LinkAce too…
For me, this is what works best now:
LibreWolf with:
uBlock Origin
CanvasBlocker
raindrop.io — not as an extension but a pinned tab, mostly for convenience to keep my saved websites and articles in one place, if anyone knows anything better, or more useful, or open source, let me know
For over a decade now, I am fortunate enough to just let my body decide, so I go to sleep whenever I feel like I want to sleep and wake up whenever it happens…
Hours are funny tho, middle point is probably somewhere around 6, sometimes there are times when it is closer to 4, and less often but it happens, around 8.
From my observations and whenever I talk with anyone invested in their routines, it mostly boils down to quality over quantity. Shitty 9 or 10 hours might feel terribly unpleasant and 30 min power nap can do wonders sometimes.
I always believed to be the night owl until I discovered it can switch for me and then I figured out a new option of being a morning lark — I must say, both have some benefits actually but the whole day timetable changes dramatically.
Yup, when I was talking with a few different Microsoft representatives, they just straightforwardly stated that they don’t focus at all on punishing or pushing consequences for “obtained/purchased windows instances via any existing alternative/not supported ways” when it comes to private/home users.
They surely and happily will put the idea of buying a key or official upgrade from their certified resellers locally or online on the table.
It is quite a different story with larger organizations and companies.
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Of course all this info is based on just a few talks during the last decade and with incoming subscription (ugh) model a lot will change, I guess.
…with great form and a lot of style — no room for doubts here.
Black Mirror was supposed to mostly be a cautionary tale, not instructional.