[–] 2 points 2 weeks ago

I simply stopped using it. It was so much of a cesspool that not using was easy. I don’t have any FOMO. People know how to reach me if they want to.

We all got along just fine before Facebook was a thing, and I have MUCH better conversations on Fosstodon and Lemmy anyway.

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  • [–] 2 points 2 months ago*

    I see your point, but it’s fiction anyway, so I care less. I have a vague sense of how big the ISS is, so seeing it as a dot near a celestial body that we see in the sky all the time really sells the distances for me. If it had been a dot against Jupiter, for example, it wouldn’t have worked for me.

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  • submitted 5 months ago* (last edited 5 months ago) by to c/linux@lemmy.world
     

    Okay, I have NO IDEA how this is working, but I can AirPlay STEREO AUDIO from my Garuda KDE desktop to my STEREO PAIR of HomePod minis! 🤯

    I already have my HomePod minis in a stereo pair on either side of my bedroom TV that I use with an AppleTV.

    Pipewire-pulse sees each HomePod as an individual sink to send audio to, but oddly enough when I send audio, it only plays ONE channel on either HomePod - either left OR right.

    So I created a combined output with pactl (thank you, Claude) and now I get STEREO sound from my pair!

    I don’t get any lags or stuttering and I can control the HomePod volume from the Home app.

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