Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

@bornach ah yes, the Pythagorean theorem, a+b=c 😁

@ljrk worked as intended

@agturcz Yeah, and that's utterly incompatible with "we only have private mobile phones". I wouldn't even have to really try for them to see why 😝

@agturcz I would cause so many troubles with that unintentionally that I wouldn't even have to resist consciously 😅

@agturcz What happens if your phone doesn't run Android or iOS? What happens if you forget to charge it overnight before it goes flat while commuting?

@whitequark cause etc meant etc back then

@cas Note that this only seems relevant to USB 3 links.

@improbite @wonziu Ach, chyba widzę o co Ci chodzi, ale... /e/OS to też Android 😂

@improbite @wonziu Fairphone OS to Android.

@improbite @wonziu Przecież Fairphone używa Androida.

(Sent from my Librem 5 😋)

@didek @thibaultamartin I don't even bother with NAS these days, my (mostly FLAC) collection is 130GB and I just rsync it to phone's SD card occasionally. I still have a small stash of CDs waiting to be ripped once I feel the need to grab something new. What I don't feel the need to do is to attach myself to some network service.

@aeva You don't, it's meant to have some non-trivial latency (and half of it likely comes from the client anyway).

If you *really* need low latency I'd rather use something like Jamulus instead, but that's harder to tune in and scales poorly with number of clients (its sub-50ms latencies make it possible to jam with people online though, which is fun).

@skrzyp Well, depends on your ambition 😜
If you ask for advice: make a shitty prototype in a week and see where it's going.

@cas yeah, depends on the client - waypipe's much better at pushing bitmaps around indeed

@cas ...or "ssh -X"? 😀

I believe I just spent a few hours debugging what turned out to be nothing more but #ESP32 rev 1 PSRAM cache errata 😫

@dragonarchitect @foone nah, it was more like: HDMI group developed HDMI alt-mode, nobody cared because it was late and much more awkward than DP alt-mode, it was dead on arrival and eventually even HDMI group itself abandoned it.