A desire for approval drives social creatures towards pro-social behaviour, which can positively influence the sucessfulness of a species
Hello, my name is Cris. :)
I like being nice to people on the internet and looking at cool art stuff
A desire for approval drives social creatures towards pro-social behaviour, which can positively influence the sucessfulness of a species
Lol, you say that like it’s a good thing for everyone on the internet to be relentless assholes to eachother. And everyone who was around at the dawn of the internet talks about how before everyone was a total shitlord, spaces on the internet often had a sense of community
I guess people hadn’t yet realized that there were no in-person consequences for saying the most vile or cruel thing they could scrounge up from some damaged corner of their brain
It sounds like it was just a thing for the browser on android/mobile
For anyone confused it appears that their telemetry service was called “Adjust” which is why it’s capitalized
An apt post title, lovely use of color!
Are there people telling linux folks to stop enjoying linux gaming…? I say ask as a linux person
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Lol, don’t let your dreams be dreams! I believe in you! And when I need to install pipewire I’ll have someone to ask lmao
Good luck! I hope you’re able to find your solution ☺️
I’m not sure linux noobs is the best place to find the answers you’re looking for, a more technical forum is more likely to have people interested in finding answers to your situation. Regardless, that’s well beyond me unfortunately, I’m not the most technical user 😅
Good luck! I hope you get it working!
Wait, it’s plugged into the computer, and connected to the phone via Bluetooth, and you want to intercept the bluetooth signal to record the audio to your computer…? Am I understanding right? That kinda negates all of the advice I gave. That’s a super convoluted thing to try and do, and well beyond the scope of basic technical advice 😅
It seems to me like it’d be easier to record the audio via your phone and automatically send it from your computer, rather than intercept the bluetooth signal, but even that would be complicated if you want to do it automatically
If Bluetooth is working properly, you should be able to record bluetooth microphone audio the same way you’d record audio from any mic connected to the computer, wired or wireless. Just make sure you point the recording software to the correct microphone input. Usually the easiest way to do that is to go to the settings of your desktop environment (GNOME, kde, cinnamon) and select the correct microphone (this is assuming you’re using a desktop environment for a graphical desktop). A voice recorder app or website should allow you to test whether the Bluetooth mic is working properly if you’re unsure.
After that you’ll need something that can record that supports scripting. I can’t help you there, I have no idea if audacity has scripting support, but something probably exists. But anything that can record audio should play nicely with Bluetooth if Bluetooth is working properly on your computer
I don’t totally follow (just woke up) but if I follow what you’re asking, the program “Audacity” is very capable and is worth taking a look at for recording audio from a linux device
Hope you’re able to find what you need!
Nifty, thanks for sharing :)
I assume you’re not, but you aren’t logged in are you?
Otherwise I’d say fingerprinting or identifying your machine like another commenter suggested
Commenting to boost visibility, I’m hoping you get your answer!
Thanks for the link :)
Someone mentioned that it wasn’t being maintained anymore, but if I try void again I’ll have to take a look at that. Though its definitely not the same as a traditional app store interface like gnome software (flawed though it may be) where you can see the icon, screenshots, even reviews, and I would definitely really miss that functionality when browsing for something. And given I use gnome it may be hard to make it look at home on my desktop
Dude thats fucking awesome