HerrHelmus

I use Open Camera. Great app, pretty intuitive, with lots of options. The downside is, there's lots of options, so it can be annoying when you quickly want to take a picture, but the settings are all wrong for the situation.

This is one of the few shows where I never skip the intro. Sometimes I even rewind, because I missed either the pun on the storefront or on the van.

I have been using Le Chat ever since I first heard of it, a couple of months ago and I never looked back. I watched an interview and Q&A with their CEO a while ago, and I like his attitude and vision. They seem to want to work towards company specific solutions, so this step makes sense.

It does. I hadn't worn it in months, but I picked it up today and the time was still correct on the minute. I was checking their website and their new smart watches look like a big improvement, too. Like I said, you do get bang for your buck.

I bought one almost ten years ago and it's quite nice. Good for the price and if you like colorful watches, they have some great color schemes. I haven't tried their smart watches, but I have heard they're not impressive. But then again, they're cheap. They often have big discounts on their website, so you can always give it a try.

I use it for all kinds of stuff, a lot of it Dutch. I have feeds on general news, some tech stuff, some Gizmodo tags for topics I enjoy, guitar and music news, and daily comics. The feeds I follow have been trial and error. Some of them have way too much articles and they get annoying. At that point I remove them and look for something else.

I used to use Nextcloud News as well, but it stopped working for a while after a new NC version was released, some time last year. I installed FreshRSS as a temporary solution, but I never looked back. Yes, it's convenient that you don't need an extra service and that it's integrated in NC, but FreshRSS is very customizable and has a much better user experience. You can always link it to Nextcloud as an external page.

I second FreshRSS, but I use Readrops as Android client. Nothing beats the normal FreshRSS mobile experience though. I haven't tried Capyreader yet, but I'm gonna check it right now. Update: FreshRSS and Capy Reader it is. I'm impressed with how intuitive and customizable CR is. Thanks for the tip!

I still prefer Beyond the Valley of the Dolls, but I'm a big Russ Meyer geek.

With both, it also matters how you store it. But like I said, (modern) cassettes are not for HiFi. If I really want to immerse myself in a record, I need the vinyl. The whole experience is just so much fun.

I want tot go one further and say music cassettes. Love their sound and way more compact than vinyl. Sadly, there's no good new hardware being made at the moment, although I really like my We Are Rewind player, it's far from HiFi.

Someone wanted to see the new season of The Inside Man early