Thanks for that. It works quite well.
Even though I’m using FUTO (paid for it), I don’t mind trying new things. I just wish these produced text in real-time as I sometimes dictate long-form content, and it’s unnerving to wait a while for it to process (not knowing if it actually heard everything).
Resynthesizer, a plugin that replicates most of the functionality of Photoshop’s Context Aware Fill.
It’s a real shame that gems like that don’t even have screenshots on the project page! Nice find. Looks really nice!
Looks like a voter map. They get what they voted for 🤭
Thanks. I guess the demo restricts those backup and export features.
I know it exists, but would rather self-host and not have this data linked to Strava.
Not sure how data is exported from that app, though.
Can you screenshot that?
I see an export attachments (does nothing when I tried), and reports (only prints the data, but doesn’t export in any meaningful file format).
I don’t give a shit about my car, but I’d love to use this for my bikes! I’m currently using a spreadsheet and self-hosted calendar to keep track, but this would be “easier”.
I tried the demo, but maybe I missed it: how do you export the data you’ve input, in case you need to move it to somewhere else or if the project stops, and you want to back up the data?
Data portability is as important to me as self-hosting.
This is why the only Apple product I’ve owned was a free iPad. It feels claustrophobic to be trapped in their ecosystem.
Destroys their entire business model 😂
Singlefile is the only one that works reliably for me.
Linkwarden would have been awesome, but I had so many issues with it when I was self-hosting. I think it’s improved since then, though.
That’s because Tesla is a data collection company, not a car manufacturer 😂
Yeah, I never got into illustration or 3d art/animation, but I sure as hell know what Blender is!
Man, after decades, why does GIMP still have a marketing problem?
Just visit https://www.gimp.org/ and compare it to https://www.adobe.com/ca/products/photoshop.html
Just assume both did exactly the same thing and cost the exact same amount (free or otherwise). Which would you choose based on their website?
Why does GIMP (and pretty much all FOSS) have to be so secretive about their product? Why no screenshots? Why not showcase the software on their website?
It’s so damn frustrating that every FOSS app appears to be command line software, or assumed that the user knows everything about it already.
Devs, you might have a killer piece of software, but screenshots go a long way to help with gaining interest and adoption.
I love Audiobookshelf, my main complaint is the Android app crashes when killed by Android (so when I try to open it I get a message about it crashing and then have to reopen it). That might just be a me thing.
Hmm, I’ve been using Audiobookshelf on my Android phone(s) for at least the last year without issues like that. Are you using the F-droid or Play Store version? I’m using F-droid if that matters.
As I’ve been making an effort to replace apps with the browser version of the service. It’s so abundantly clear that companies don’t want you using their website.
Even if they don’t outright cripple functionality, they’ll hound you endlessly to install the app.
It’s infuriating to say the least.
every website I’ll ever visit and have visited in the past might be a threat
In that sense, you are right. However, there are ways to cloak your IP address and location.
Privacy is a massive rabbit hole depending on what threat you are trying to protect yourself from. Sometimes, the effort (and the stuff that breaks along the way) isn’t worth it.
If location implies an area extending 300 km in either direction, does it really matter? To most people, not really.
Location could also imply IP address-based location, and not necessarily GPS.
Our waterfront trail (Lake Ontario) really is beautiful, no matter where you stop!).
just added a photo.
I don’t know if it works in iOS, but I found that Moneymanager EX was by far the easiest to set up.
Basically, you keep the database on your NAS and run the software client on Windows, Android, etc. and just open the file from there.
But I’m considering Firefly III just for the web interface (no software client needed).