ImaginaryFox @ ImaginaryFox @kbin.social

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I wonder if one possible alternative is getting an old iPhone and Apple Watch and using the iPhone just for setting up and updating the Apple watch. Then use Apple Watch for Apple pay. You don't seem to need any data to use it for paying https://discussions.apple.com/thread/8204935

I think if that works going full GrapheneOS for a degoogled smartphone device and a smart watch for paying might be something I could do.

IINA looks promising. Especially if it can output a HDR signal instead of tone mapping. Open source too!

CotEditor looks kind of like Notepad++ which I love for when I just want a simple text editor that is a little more functional that the default text editor without launching visual studio code. Thanks for the recommendations.

Yeah, I do like the option of if I uninstall something to get rid of everything so it is back to the state it was before instead all these random misc and now unneeded files. I did some searches and lot of users were wondering why this functionality isn't present already.

Does Mac not cleanly uninstall programs? Is this needed for programs installed from the official Mac store too?

Aside from the initial install is GrapheneOS a simple forget about it type of experience, and no fiddling around with safety net or whatever so someone with no technical experience can be given it and use it and stay updated?

Respect for the conviction!

Too short Owen. Assignment is 1250 words minimum with proper MLA citation. Resubmit before the deadline.

Decided to check it out on Windows. Built resize function is really useful. It's on ninite too which is perfect for easy updates. Went and replaced the default viewer on Windows with it. Will save me time when I do want to do a light edit that doesn't require me to go into something like photoshop.

Edit: wasn't a functionality I expected but it handles videos too and in the correct ratio compared to pixea where some videos showed up stretched. Impressive little program.

I ended up getting pixea from the recommendations which has been perfect.

This is perfect. Simple and does exactly what I wanted.

Pixea ended up being the solution. Let's me not have to do any of those additional steps. Simple open and navigate to next image with arrows.

Thank you. Simple and just works. I wonder why it doesn't work that way natively.

Basically I just wish when you hit space while the folder is it grid view it would automatically move to the next image in the sequence instead of stopping at the row it is in.

Having to do steps like change to list view to use up and down arrows to go to the next image in the sequence or columns just seems unnecessary and more conplicated that it needs to be.

Edit: Tried pixea from recommendations and set that to open jpg and pngs by default. It's been perfect.

So what I have to do instead is select the Pic and press space. Then I can navigate from left to right. But, then it doesn't automatically move to the next row, so I have to press down to go down to the next row then move from right to left then down then left to right. Or change from my preferred grid view to list view so I can just rely on a single key press or change to multicolumn view which I'm not a fan of . Having to do those extra steps feels so clunky.

Edit: got Pixea from recs and it works perfectly. Have replaced that to open jpg and pngs.

You never needed an email account to make a reddit account. All you had to do was click next or skip.

Integrity company here. It's been a year since we partnered with known mobster Two Face and we promised you that he would have no influence over our business other than as a financier and we've kept that promise! As you can see his racketeering has been kept completely independent of our day to day activities. You can trust us and Two Face that we will be allowed to be completely independent and there is no tom foolery going around behind the scenes.

The FiiO m5 looks very promising. Thanks for the recommendation.

Yeah, was wondering if maybe there had been some budget audiophile compact options that were no bigger than the size of ipod Nanos that were lurking around.

So not old school, but at least old school in not being a smart device.

Yeah, SanDisk is one that has popped up as a mp3 option with Bluetooth, so currently leaning towards picking that up.