Oops, didn’t notice which community we were in 😂

BeyondTrust and SimpleHelp both support this functionality. You can invite a second technician to join the session. I suspect all they’re really doing is opening up a second session at the same time, but the end result is that you can have two people remotely controlling a single computer.

But those are both “tech support” focused tools, so I don’t know if they quite fit your use case. Parsec is another option that specifically advertises collaborative work like pair programming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XA21BnUsBJI

I haven’t tried it out, but this is a thing: https://github.com/Merrit/nyrna

Steam Input should be able to make a dualsense work for basically any steam game. Have you tried this controller in another Steam game? I’m wondering if the mod is the problem.

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Gotta tell us the game if you want a good answer.

Patreon?

Looks like it’s not really designed to be self hosted yet. So, if you’re self hosting, Immich is still probably the way.

Why is it not mainlined into Proton, you mean? It uses proprietary (not open source) components. Proton is a fully open source project, and therefore cannot incorporate GE’s tweaks. But GE is free to continue making his special fork, and it’s a great option for most users that don’t mind using closed source software.

Unfortunately I haven’t been impressed with the TRULY open source options. There are two KINDA open source options that I would personally say are much better:

• ReVanced is sorta open source, but it’s basically a tool to modify the YouTube app, which is not open source.

• GrayJay is source available, not truly FOSS. But it’s an excellent app and has been stable in my experience (especially impressive as it’s only a few months old).

I’m actually trying PocketGuide, just started the 7 day trial. I’m really impressed so far, it seems better than Mint and the annual price is only $35 (which isn’t free, but it’s cheaper than most of the alternatives). I plugged in all my checking and credit card accounts and it’s working great. It already told me that I’m spending too much money and I need to re-do my budget. 😂

It has a free version but you can only plug in two accounts so it’s pretty useless (unless two is enough for you).

Credit Karma also doesn’t have bill tracking, which is the main feature I use with Mint. It’s just a fucking credit score tool lol.

Apparently they just announced it

What? FUCK.

People keep saying it performs miles better than Nextcloud (which performs like shit in my experience, even on capable hardware). But I haven’t tried OwnCloud yet.

They’ve been in stock here all week, shipping in 1-2 weeks.

https://makerbright.com/raspberry-pi-5.html

Rpilocator is a good resource but it’s not a full list of all sellers

Big sad, it looks like they’re focused mostly on Amazfit devices. But they do allow requests: https://codeberg.org/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge/wiki/Support-for-a-new-Device

If you request a device and tell them you’re willing to be a guinea pig, MAYBE they’ll add yours. Your chances are better if it’s a device that’s already popular and they’ve received multiple requests.

Yeah their naming scheme is stupid

I’m sure they compare favorably to other earbuds. But their form factor means they’re inevitably going to have inferior ANC to the flagship over-ear headphones from Bose and Sony. Those would be the QC-45 and WH-1000XM5 headphones at the moment.

It’s why you don’t see them directly compared very often; they’re in different leagues and there’s really no contest.

Hard disagree. ANC of earbuds just isn’t in the same league as a nice set of big over-ear cans. And earbuds that go inside your ear canal may or may not fit well depending on how your ear canal is shaped. Also, my big headphones are VERY repairable, unlike little earbuds. I bought these things used and have replaced a faulty power board and the battery in them that eventually went bad, all with a screwdriver. No soldering required.

I’m sure the LinkBuds are nice, but I want to push back hard on the idea that earbuds are inherently better. There are pros and cons.