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RandomLegend [He/Him] @ RandomLegend @lemmy.dbzer0.com
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  • Works perfectly fine for me on all available frontends and the voyager app on android

  • We have a bard travel accross the lands and carry out our data by singing epics about it.

    That's a valid backup because it's a different media, correct?

  • Americans wouldn't do it, the rest of the world would

  • You can get a solid 600h with all of these without taking excessively long with each of them... Asbolut bangers

  • No steamdeck support... They had somewhat working support during closed beta as I got it working then... But now they completely dropped it

  • Hyprland on my desktop

    GNOME on my laptop

  • IT here, Plesse don't involve us... We don't want to to deal with this bs either

  • Yeah but as far as i know, unraid doesn't really do anything that for example TrueNAS Scale can't do? And TrueNAS is free and really rock-solid.

    So if someone doesn't want to host an Ubuntu Server i'd recommend checking out TrueNAS Scale and simply throwing some dockers at it

  • I never used unraid but was thinking about it

    I went to truenas for my NAS and Ubuntu server for my application server instead. I use dockge for my docker webui and I'm happy with that setup

  • With a bit of work homeassistant can be a quite good voice assistant.

    You can either revive some old android device and use that, or get an ECHO M5 for ~13€ and hook that one up.

    You can even run some local Ollama AI and use that for the voice assistant nowadays. It's quite useful and home assistant can be integrated into music / audiobooks aswell with something like Music Assistant 2.0

  • We're looking into it ✌️

  • i prefer to say i ddg'ed it on kagi but to each their own :D

  • ah good to know, will try this then - thanks!

  • wouldn't trust that tbh

  • Oh there are tools to download from spotify directly ;) They pretend to be a player, download the songs into the offline cache and decrypt them using your login credentials.

    I can DM them if you're interested. It's interesting because yt music premium still only givey you 256kbit/s but spotify premium goes up to 320kbit/s