Not a lot you can do with phones unfortunately. You could set them up as basic fileservers using CopyParty or Syncthing. Don’t use it for anything critical - these are not backup solutions.
Set up Tailscale to access it outside your network.
I’ve been told that government auctions canbe a good source for cheap used PCs but I never had much luck there. I suspect that they get snatched up quickly and stripped for parts. Try eBay or Mercari?
Sounds more like Fahrenheit 451
Apparently after this he also hit some locals on their fists with his face. I hope the seal and their fists are okay.
I was using CLI exclusively for a year or so, but recently added DockMon and it’s helped with updates and at-a-glance management.
“Ok, just wait.”
Thanks, this ended up being a good fit for me, too
You are literally mad that a public service is serving the public.
Sources available on request.
So if I understand correctly, you open the app or web on your phone, and it controls what’s playing on the TV via the server?
Symfonium is really great, but the TV version doesn’t quite work —or didn’t as of my testing probably a year ago.
I have also stopped using GMS, which makes using paid apps more difficult.
One thing that I really enjoyed was the Android Auto mode, which was flawless.
I’d be interested in hearing about your lyrion setup. I haven’t really tried it but it looks like that could open a whole software ecosystem. Do you use a phone app to select/skip/cue tracks?
It doesn’t necessarily have to be controlled by the TV remote, but it does need to be controlled away from the server.
Very interesting…
It’s traced back to about 8000 years, but not through records. Its history is reconstructed by linguists. So, it is often considered one of the oldest consistently used words, but I should not have called it the oldest “recorded word.”
Hint:
Far Side ≠ Dark Side
It can be confusing because the far side of the Moon is sometimes also referred to as the Dark Side because it is “dark” to us, in the sense that we cannot see it from Earth.
Fun fact, lox is possibly the oldest recorded word in continuous use with an unaltered meaning.
Smelling the wafffle without tasting it: “We know what the mass isn’t if that helps!”
Huh, I knew a lady like that once
Calibre Web Automated is a completely different project. I am liking it so far.
Some people have also suggested Kavita.
That’s just Banjo Kazooie