techwizrd

Like a real-time voice changer? I'm sure some such thing exists. I'm building a real-time voice changer for RPG sessions because I'm terrible at doing voices. Half my NPCs all sound the same!

Now that piques my interest. I really enjoy writing Vala.

I'm working on a side project to clean up and fix EPUB files with transcription errors, incomplete or inaccurate metadata, and other issues. Users can accept/reject/edit the fixes as they go through it. I have the command-line interface and TUI working (thanks to Ratatui), but I'm still working on a Calibre plugin and web-based version using WASM.

They've also been pushing digital-only PS5s and PS5 Pro so there are fewer reasons to get a disk if you have no disk drive. They have created the problem that they are "solving."

The PS5 is great. We have a PS5 and PS5 Pro, both with disk drives (internal or external). But I really hate this policy. My brother comes over regularly to watch my pets, and he can simply bring a couple of his PS5 games over and play them rather than rebuying them and digitally downloading them. This breaks the in-person social aspect of gaming and game sharing that we've become accustomed to for decades.

I'm using it at work as well. It's quite challenging to manage.

I found the video on YouTube before the IEEE article. It's a fascinating story.

This is what I've been doing for years. It's remarkably stress-free!

I agree. Their fountain pens and inks are just rock solid, and I've practically never run into an issue with any of mine. I wish more companies would obsess over the details like Pilot does.

I'm working on a Neovim plugin to render LaTeX in Markdown, and I'm struggling with this. Why is it so hard to simply render an image from KaTeX?

I am happy to package it and port it for Gtk/GNOME today.

I am a big fan of fountain pens, and I think they're a great hobby.

I also got Fira Code, followed by Ubuntu Mono, Source Code Pro, and Oxygen Mono.