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Every fast food place needing their own app is really annoying, especially when they make their specials/coupons ONLY through their app. I've been considering buying a cheap tablet just to have all the food, smart home, etc. apps to keep the clutter off my phone.

Hi all, I'm doing a school project where we have to get 6 raspberry pi's to cluster together and transcode a video. The problem is that we have 1 monitor, 1 mouse, and 1 keyboard for all 6 pi's, so swapping out peripherals eats up a lot of time. I found out today I can open a new tab in the cmd and ssh to the other pis to work on their command lines from one machine. I was wondering if I can make a command file to open a new tab (Shift+Ctrl+T), enter "ssh pi@worker[1], execute, then open a new tab and repeat for worker[1-5] The OS we're running is Raspian if that's any help. Thanks in advanced for any help.

I saw this post on reddit and fell in love with this macropad. This is a BDN9, and I want one. The only problem is that the parts have been sold out for months, and I'm a very impatient person. I was wondering if any of y'all could tell me where I could find another kit similar to this. The only requirements I have is a USB-C input. I don't mind the grid size, and the knobs would be a plus but not a deal-breaker. Thank you in advanced.

I play CS:GO and TF2 competitively. In CSGO I'm SMFC, A+ on ESEA and lvl 9 in FaceIT In TF2 I'm Silver (3rd Tier) in Comp.tf I've stopped caring too much about rank once I started playing collegiate and quickly found out that playing LAN is very different than playing PUGs, and this is true no matter what game you play.

Regarding your first problem, it is possible to play back local music files. Using the desktop app, there's a tab for "Local Files", move whatever music to whichever playlist you'd like, then you can download then onto your phone as long as you're on the same wifi as the desktop app. Once it's downloaded on your phone it can be played anywhere.Sure, this could be a lot better, but at least the option is there. I'm far from a power user for music, so your other points seem valid.

The biggest thing is your lighting. If you have large windows around your setup, open them and take your pictures during the day. Also if you have a ton of RGB, turn the brightness down. You don't want your PC to be brighter than the ambient light in the room, otherwise it'll either come out dark or blurry.

Ayy I just got a year OSRS membership for my bday. I'm Combat level 80, so it may be a solid second before I'm ready for raids and bosses. ign: h4ppyhacker