Stefen_Maxwell wrote: ↑Wed Sep 04, 2024 3:57 pm I have finally found a way to transfer music to my ipod mini with the stock OS. I am using a strawberry ppa that was built with an open source ipod library. Here is the link if you want to install it and use it on debian.

Awesome! Thank you so much!

I have to have rockbox on my mini since I am running linux and don't have easy access to itunes. I had to ask my partner to restore my ipod when I flashed modded my mini. Oh yeah! Forgot about that. Soon I'll be installing Debian on my main machine. I'll make sure to flash Rockbox on my classic ^^

That's a very complete guide! Thanks! I might try Rockbox in the future so I don't have to go through all that process in case I delete my local copy ='')

It is really depressing how there are no repairable ipod alternatives at all. I looked so hard and ipods where the only option if I wanted to be able to replace the flipping battery myself. What a sad world we live in. That being said, did you get the ipod dock on ebay. I wish I got into the ipod ...

Awesome video, I've been feeling this way for quite a while. I feel like convenience removes the "ritual" aspect of consuming certain types of art. The whole process of going to Blockbuster, renting a movie, probably chat with someone in the process, and then go back, physically get the media out ...

I bought a 5th (5.5)gen iPod classic a year ago, changed the battery (twice) and upgraded the storage with an iFlash-CF mod and a CF to MicroSD adapter. After a quick fix while restoring the iPod using Windows, it's been great! Being able to listen to my music library without any distractions or ads ...

Lately I've been using regular Debian, it works really well on low spec machines and I love using it in servers. Recently I've been working with offline maps, tiles and directions API's to self host country-wide maps with navigation and directions, and oh man is it RAM/CPU intensive. Every MB of RAM ...

So cool! I'm thinking about making my own blog aswell. Keep it up, we need more websites/blogs like this.

If you like getting all kinds of detailed info regarding space missions, space vehicles, rocket stages, spaceports and schedules, this one also screams 00's. I don't think it has changed at all since it's creation: https://space.skyrocket.de/index.html I got to say, I found that website extremely ...

I'm pretty excited about this aswell! It's been a long time since I've felt like being part and actively contribute to smaller communities like this, and I'm all down for it! rejectconvenience is right, making a Discord server isn't the best idea, and I feel like the sense of community in a good old ...