earth_walker

joined 6 months ago
[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 5 points 2 days ago

I watched the first season, partly because some reviewers pointed out that it depicted the multiple relationships of the protagonist more like an actual polyamorous relationship than a typical harem anime. I would have to agree with this specifically in regard to the first half of the season when there are two or three girls involved with the protagonist. He actually goes out of his way to understand the needs of each partner and diffuse conflicts between the girls.

However, this dynamic breaks down fast when more girls are introduced, and the show rapidly devolves into a typical harem comedy, losing any aspect of realism or wholesomeness. Because of that I have no interest in the second season as I expect it to only get worse.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 53 points 2 days ago (3 children)

Right, first it's astronouts- next it'll be all the illiegal aliens voting!!!!

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 5 points 3 days ago

There's a lot to address here as you're talking about hardware and possibly multiple levels of software.

Yes, you can do this with raspberry pi or any SBC or mini PC. Even an old desktop PC if space isn't an issue.

In terms of photo management software, I really like Photoprism. Immich seems to be popular as well.

In order to get your photos synced to multiple computers over the internet (a good idea for resilience), you could look at syncthing. Alternatively, you could have one central server and one or two backups in different locations using borg backup or similar. In my experience, backups are easier to manage and make it easier to recover from data loss than replicating the current state of your data in multiple places. You can do both, though.

It's a very worthwhile project, but may be pretty difficult unless you are already comfortable with server technology or are enthusiastic about learning.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago (2 children)

They can recieve security updates if you use an alternative ROM such as Lineage or /e/OS.

Can you please explain how e/OS/ is insecure?

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 1 points 1 week ago

I've heard a lot of people complain about software glitches and minor hardware issues. These issues may be due to the fact that the Pixel 6 was the first Pixel to use Google's own Tensor chips.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 18 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (8 children)

Get a Pixel 7 or newer and put Graphene OS on it. Pixels are excellent phones and have good support for custom ROMs. The Pixel 6 has a lot of weird issues that the others don't have, so avoid it. Graphene is the best ROM for privacy AND security, and it is also relatively user-friendly.

Or, if you want an older phone, try a Pixel 3, 4 or 5. They are good phones with an older design style that may appeal to you.

/e/OS (also known as Murena) is also a good ROM for privacy, and supports a broader range of devices.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 2 points 1 week ago (1 children)

This sounds like music from 10-15 years ago, and I kind of like it. It's not very original though, just a fun little throwback.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 139 points 1 week ago (10 children)

Look at the Steam Deck as an example:

  • Linux is preinstalled
  • Integrated hardware and software
  • Immutable OS that is very hard to bork
  • UI is Windows-like which is familiar to the target market
  • Good value for the price
  • Offered by a well-known and well-liked brand
  • Marketed and advertised to the target market

We need more Linux devices like this to gain market share.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 9 points 1 week ago

Fedi client app developers need to design fedi client apps in a holistic way to include a custom server (as with Mammoth's moth.social) or create an account for the user on one of a curated selection of other servers, without forcing the user to choose one.

It's a severe problem with trying to grow fedi that general users are expected to understand how servers work and make an informed decision about which one to join. General users don't care about this topic and will quickly turn away when it is forced upon them. That's why the client app needs to handle this for the user without making a fuss about it.

These apps also need good discovery features and feeds with posts that are trending generally and for specific topics. Then devs need to make money with those apps somehow, then they need to market those apps (at this point, it goes beyond just "devs" and expands into an organization with a marketing department, etc.).

Then, hopefully fedi's inherent advantages of interoperability and resilience will naturally cause people to choose these user-friendly, effectively marketed fedi client apps over things like Instagram, Tiktok, etc. After all, if it can't compete on its own merits with all other factors being equal, there's no point to it for most people.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 5 points 1 week ago

You're right, I misremembered how old the characters were. I removed it from my post. I must have thought that because it dealt with a lot of mature themes and war kind of forces kids to grow up fast.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 5 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Black Lagoon is one of the most underrated shows. People who have seen it usually love it, but not enough people have seen it.

I need to watch Jin-Roh sometime.

[–] earth_walker@lemmy.world 31 points 1 week ago* (last edited 1 week ago) (6 children)

Series

  • Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex
  • Black Lagoon
  • Odd Taxi
  • Moriarty the Patriot
  • Cells at Work: Code Black
  • Cowboy Bebop
  • Trigun (1998)
  • Psycho Pass
  • Aggretsuko
  • Panty & Stocking
  • One Punch Man

Movies

  • Patlabor
  • Patlabor 2
  • Ghost in the Shell (1995)
  • Ghost in the Shell 2: Innocence
  • Redline
  • Porco Rosso
  • Howl's Moving Castle
  • Paprika
  • Dead Leaves
 

It's time to get (further) into GitS

 

I mocked up a better workflow for video in a mastodon mobile app. I'm not a developer, just a mobile user who wants to stay in their fedi app of choice (currently Moshidon) while enjoying multimedia content and not get booted out to a web browser every time I want to watch a video or listen to a podcast. I still have no idea how difficult or feasible it is to actually implement this concept.

I think it's very important for fediverse mobile apps to support audio and video streaming to integrate with platforms like Peertube, Castopod, Bandwagon (once that gets going), etc.

 
 

Who's listening to the new NGR EP?

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