[-] cirdanlunae 1 points 1 day ago

Wilhelm, Heinkel, AND Reinhard all have big roles again! I have suspicions that something big is going to happen...

[-] cirdanlunae 1 points 2 days ago

I've yet to read it, but the title alone tells me it's gonna be insane!

[-] cirdanlunae 1 points 5 days ago

Damn, you beat me to it!

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submitted 5 days ago by cirdanlunae to c/re_zero@lemmy.world

The newest batch of chapters has begun, and so have our translation efforts. Enjoy!

[-] cirdanlunae 2 points 5 days ago

What a great chapter! We're currently dividing up parts, and our TL of CH 24 will be out very soon ;) within a few hours

[-] cirdanlunae 28 points 4 months ago

If you replace the firmware on an iPod classic with Rockbox, it supports wav out of the box!

[-] cirdanlunae 38 points 4 months ago

I mean, the only people who got ripped off are Crypto bros soooooo

[-] cirdanlunae 50 points 5 months ago

DID I HEAR A RULE AND STONE!?

[-] cirdanlunae 31 points 6 months ago

150,000 track collection owner here.

CDs are king, but the cost adds up. A lot of artists I follow are on Bandcamp, which I use to purchase my music. I assume everything I buy there will eventually be removed, so I don't rely on them for archiving it.

But then, there's the piracy route, which I do for a good portion of my library. Rutracker is absolutely fantastic for lossless. Soulseek is solid, but you gotta use it in a smart way for some releases. Some keywords don't turn up any results for some reason. So, to find certain albums/artists, try searching for a particular song, then browse by folder on those results to find full albums, if that makes sense.

Why not use Qobuz or Deezer to rip music? Qobuz-dl and Deemix let you rip FLAC from those services if you have a streaming acct. I use Deemix with my Deezer acct to download a TON of music I cant find anywhere else.

Its a lot of work, I agree. But it's doable. At this point, as services get shittier, pirate. They need to learn that as their services get shittier, people will leave. Give them a financial reason to get better ;)

[-] cirdanlunae 49 points 9 months ago

This is exciting! Can't wait to kill my install by trying to upgrade!

[-] cirdanlunae 21 points 1 year ago

But, it doesn't? I have yet to log into a Google account

[-] cirdanlunae 100 points 1 year ago

Storage is cheap, and music (even in FLAC format) is small. You can fit tens of thousands of songs into a terabyte.

I download anything and everything. An artist I enjoy? Entire discography. I've only heard one song? Entire discography--there may be more I might enjoy! An artist in a genre I like but I've never heard? Entire discography.

I'm at over 125k songs, and I still feel like my collection is a sliver. I eventually want to reach 1m songs and truly become my own Spotify. Finding songs I've never heard before and that I end up loving in my own collection is a joy I can't describe.

[-] cirdanlunae 19 points 1 year ago

I went away for a few hours, wow, all the replies! Thanks all!

I ended up going with a refurbished T480s. Wanted something I could upgrade memory/storage on. The form factor and the metal case also sounded appealing. Should have it in a week.

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submitted 1 year ago by cirdanlunae to c/linux@lemmy.ml

My lappy has bitten the dust, and I'm in the market for a laptop. I'm thinking about going Thinkpad.

I only plan on this being for web browsing, text editing, coding, etc. Any gaming is done on my desktop.

What would be a good Thinkpad model? I do t mind getting an older/refurbished one. Haven't been on the laptop market in nearly 8 years, so I don't know what to look for anymore

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