Although discontinued, the Jukebox Recorder with USB 2.0 interface remains in some demand because of the enhanced speed of the USB 2.0 connection (in contrast to USB 1.1), the capability of the device to be flashed with the free and open source Rockbox firmware, the device's recording feature, easy to replace AA-sized NiMH batteries, and its use of easily upgradeable 2.5" standard laptop hard drives.
like, you have my attention in 2024 with those specs tbqh
"we can't expose all the complexity to the user! they'll be overwhelmed!"
stares at hundreds of millions of people who learned to interact with the telephone switching networking using star codes and 10-10- prefixes without any issue
I've got a few snapcast nodes spread around the house as "points of listening" for my web-based interface to mpd via mopidy and iris, and while it's got a number of things I'd change none of them are consequential enough for me to put the effort into changing them
except one node that would just not hold a consistent connection to the source node
until I went in and deleted the wpa_supplicant config so it would stop connecting over both wifi and ethernet and choosing the worse of the two to use as its route
so now, now it's pretty good (modulo above mentioned things)
I try to give music library interacting softwares a lot of latitude for "working well" because I'm bringing them ginormous libraries that are well outside the norm.
I've yet to find a library management/playback front end that works well with a ten terabyte music library of flac. I've found lots that are horrible and a few that are less horrible.
just noticed something about this list that pissed me off even more than I generally am these days.
take a gander and ask yourself how many of those things you have seen your government bend over backwards to provide for a corporation to get them to do business within your borders. then seethe.
That's 3.7 million customers out of 151.9 million customers the site tracks, which comes out to almost 2.5% of all customers they have data on nationwide
and it sounds like it's going to be weeks before some of those folks have power (and other utilities!) again, if then.
now to watch and compare the response to this and the money we spend to fix it with absolutely any piece of foreign interference we invest in.
Steam's got a deep discount on the Mass Effect trilogy along with all the various DLC for US$9 right now, if those are games that might interest you for under ten bucks rather than the usual US$60 they charge for it.
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