Triforce is hardware which is similar to the gamecube that was used in various arcade machines. Dolphin is now able to emulate these arcade machines, and now they showed some improvements they made to the emulation.

More information here and here.

When I upgrade my home server I would like a low-power system with ECC RAM. I hope it will be financially viable in the future.

If you want to melt their brain: Tell them it’s tariffs and climate change. Coffee is getting expensive in Europe, too.

Yeah, I meant photovoltaic with PV. At least in Europe it’s gotten really cheap.

There are mutiple ways to use the energy that is stored in electric cards. There’s “Vehicle to Load” (V2L) for plugging appliances directly into the car, “Vehicle to Home” (V2H) for connecting your home to the car and “Vehicle to grid” for connecting the car to the power grid and selling the stored energy.

“Vehicle to load” is also useful when going camping or when you need power when there’s no outlet near you. You just need a car that supports it and a small adapter.

I want to play the game after watching the video. It’s like a real cat or dog. Just fucking your shit up. :D

I only played Nier Automata after reading a lot of praise about it. I played through it once, but it didn’t really “click” for me. I didn’t play it again to get a different ending.

These are fine. If you got an older garmin with no network connectivity, it’s completely passive and only receiving.

Yep, I’m using m-discs blu ray for storage of some of my data because I’m afraid of bit flips that I can’t detect. I had this happen already with images that got destroyed without me noticing.

Those were the times.

I got an EV last year and I woulld never go back. It’s just so much better.

If I lived in rural US where the power is not guaranteed I would install PV and use my car as a power backup.

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Sorry, ich meinte UMSCHALT ⇧, die über STRG.

1. STRG+SHIFT+N
2. Name eintippen
3. 2 x Enter

That’s AI, isn’t it?

Wow, that’s really cool!

Prima.

Yeah, I do this:

magick "$file" -limit memory 1GiB -limit map 2GiB -threshold 60% -define connected-components:area-threshold=5 -define connected-components:mean-color=true -connected-components 8 output.png

It makes the scan 1-bit black and white. It mostly removes bright background images, if there are any on the pages. I think it works quite well for basic black and white documents, but color graphics and graphs aren’t preserved.

Its a hacked together shell script. I wanted to learn shell scripting, but I should’ve probably programmed it in python.

But it basically does this:

1. scan pages as png via scanimage in gray scale
2. convert the image into a high contrast b/w one with image magick
3. sort pages if I have to combine two scans (front and back side)
4. create a single pdf of all the document pages via image magick
5. move pdf to the paperless folder

I won’t share it because it’s really ugly and some of the functionality can be done with paperless native, like combining the pages of two scans. Which would’ve been easier.

No, I use a printer/scanner combo for scanning my files. I trigger a shell script via HomeAssistant which starts the scanner, cleans and fixes the order of the pages for two sided documents, and then puts them into the paperless folder.

But your idea is great!