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Samsung SmartThings Button Controls My Insteon LampLinc Module
Home Assistant version 0.100
Server Case: Cooler Master Masterbox Q500L
Server OS: Debian Unstable
Home Assistant runs inside Python environment inside Debian Linux container (LXC; not to be confused with LXD)
(And yes, I did bump into my left floorstanding speaker trying to show the back of my computer case which has my USB stick connected to my USB PCI adapter that plugs into my motherboard's USB 2.0 header.)
Server Case: Cooler Master Masterbox Q500L
Server OS: Debian Unstable
Home Assistant runs inside Python environment inside Debian Linux container (LXC; not to be confused with LXD)
(And yes, I did bump into my left floorstanding speaker trying to show the back of my computer case which has my USB stick connected to my USB PCI adapter that plugs into my motherboard's USB 2.0 header.)
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https://twitter.com/neutralhex/status/1638963868054740992
Here is the original tweet from Neutral Hex for convenience:
@GraysonPeddie:6 hi, do you know of a screen magnifier for gnome that is able to dock/pin to the top of the screen like on windows/macos? I use the top 20% of my screen to display the magnified rectangle around my cursor. This is the only thing that keeps me from using Linux daily.
And to answer the question, I don't think you will find a magnifier better than GNOME Magnifier in Linux. I mean, not that I know of. I hope this answers your question.
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https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JMNZKY4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_image?ie=UTF8&psc=1
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This is a 1080P version. The 4K version of the video is coming soon.
Update: Actually, in a second thought, I cannot upload a 4K video that is over 16Mbps. The lower the number (bit rate), the lower the quality of the video. Seems Odysee does not let me upload a high-quality 4K video here...
Update 2: Well this is strange. Not all web browsers support a patent-encumbered H.265 video format. (sigh) I'm going to downgrade the video quality to H.264...
Update 3: Okay, the video should play with no problems. Hopefully the quality of the video is good.
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(Sigh) What a breezy night. It's very windy at the beach.
UPDATE as of May 9, 2020: I've reuploaded a file as WEBM format. Uploading a video from my smartphone should work fine, but I suppose it doesn't work as I got a black screen when playing a video. Strange. The video should play fine with a WEBM format. Let me know if you have any problems. I shrunk the file size from 221MB to 70MB in size.
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Update as of July 23, 10:00 AM EDT: Re-uploaded with a patent-encumbered MP4 format.
Before commenting, read the description first.
SOLVED ISSUE: More information in my post over at DsLReports.com:
https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r32818491-
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Motherboard: Gigabyte F2A88XM-HD3
CPU: AMD Kaveri A8-7600 APU
RAM: 16GB DDR3
GPU: PowerColor Red Dragon RX 5600 XT 6GB
This is a video demonstration of an issue I am having due to the HDMI sound that keeps cutting out from time to time. To get the sound back, I either have to turn off my monitor and turn my monitor back on or switch to a different input in my Denon AVR-X3400H home theater receiver. NVIDIA GTX 960 is a rock-solid GPU, yet I wanted to get away from proprietary driver in Arch Linux. AMD's Radeon line of GPU does require a proprietary firmware, but at least most of the driver is open-source, unlike NVIDIA.
Video made by Grayson Peddie using Blender 2.79.
Oh, if you hear me speaking to myself or make noises, please disregard. Especially since my chair used to creak a lot. Focus in the audio dropping out and nothing else. Thanks.
Update: I do have additional information. The link is below.
https://www.dslreports.com/forum/r32818234-Radeon-RX-5600-XT-HDMI-Sound-Muted-Until-I-Turn-My-Monitor-Off-On#32818234
I'm running Arch Linux.
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https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pipewire/pipewire/-/issues/3087
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