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@Starcross@mk.absturztau.be it is W-W-W-W-W-WOOOOKE!!! the WOKEs are INVADING the kde lore
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Marty
@matusguy@social.treehouse.systems
mastodon 4.6.7+glitch-thportuguese c/c++ developer. #supertux team
expertise in vagueposting and larping
i like: tv/radio technology; #openstreetmap; FOSS games; (oldschool) #ska music; trad #shmups (namely #rtype); #arcade games; etc.
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provávelmente vou deixar o wordle e começar a jogar mais termo
termo.pt 1605 6/6
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@burnitdown@beige.party OsmAnd might work. It's available on Google Play and F-Droid. You have to download the map of your region/country for offline use, though.
bom dia! fiz esta à meia noite, mas agendei para a manhã. eu sei, eu sei..... pah, estava aborrecido!!
termo.pt 1606 5/6
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DEATH TO AMERI- Woooaahhhhhhh..... ...
Santa Marta das Cortiças
went to see some emitter towers. saw a dtt emitter, two fm radio emitters (one of them from a company on life support, apparently), a civil protection services emitter, and some emitter that according to OSM is an amateur radio repeater. pretty cool.
what is the top thing you have ever waited for
"onze da noite. o tempo voa. umas vezes, baixinho. outras vezes, como uma corrente de ar danada"
i am sixteen years old
i was thinking about going into software engineering, but i am scared of AI
But i have an idea.
TELECOMMUNICATIONS
nice idea ay? goin up to people's houses installin routers man.
it is truly something ive been interested in lately, and it still involves IT.
however i do not imagine myself as the dude who drives to peoples houses to install routers. on top of that, telecoms in Portugal are exploitative, and i dont want to work for their empire.
i guess i go into electrical engineering? loll. lolololololl
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i really like how it sounds. it sounds kind of gritty compared to what you get via internet radio.
don't make me get a recording. it's too hard
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@adele i have been using Smither (https://codeberg.org/nuclearfog/Smither) for Android. it is a pretty complete & lightweight client for mobile.
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@LeSapinSobre uhh, it depends on how you get the game, I guess. I don't know how it works on KDE Linux, but on other distrobutions you can get an appimage, in which case it won't replace your old installation. You can also get a flatpak, which (I believe) *will* replace your old installation.
i bet anti-amarokists are like
heh. how can you love a rock. FOOL
"uma hora. de ponta."
GOTTA KICK AT THE DARKNESS 'TIL IT BLEEDS DAYLIGHT
torrents are just communist downloads. Everyone shares the means of....... the means of getting files
damn it why did i tune to rock fm
> COME ON FEEL THE NOISE
> GIRLS ROCKIN BOYS
> WE GO WILD WILD WILD
yesterday was the last day of school. this means i can now become knetwalk and kbreakout world champion
this capitalism thing is so ez all u need to do is hit the caps lock key like bro it even works on mobile
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@violetmillie@gts.queersynergy.com this requires special hardware. i am using an analog tuner provided by my PCI analog TV/radio capture card. obtaining an antenna is as simple as plugging in a long RF cable and make the other end touch some metal.
these days, you can also grab a USB radio tuner for cheaper, and do the same thing.
however, in order to listen to radio.... this isn't necessary. i only use this because i can. it is possible to listen to many radio stations via the internet with most music players. this is called online radio/internet radio and it's only a matter of plugging in a link
for example, i sometimes listen to a station called PARTY VIBE RADIO (https://www.partyvibe.com/) it is a drum&bass radio. in order to play it, try running mpv with this link:
http://94.130.242.5:8004/stream
mainstream radio stations however are different. i believe this is because they want you to use their streaming services or something. despite this, there are some websites floating around that allow you to listen to many radio stations, including mainstream ones. by inspecting these websites, you can find the underlying online radio stream links. here's what i found for RTP:
RTP Antena 1: https://streaming-live.rtp.pt/liveradio/antena180a/playlist.m3u8
RTP Antena 2: https://streaming-live.rtp.pt/liveradio/antena280a/playlist.m3u8
RTP Antena 3: https://streaming-live.rtp.pt/liveradio/antena380a/playlist.m3u8
notice how mpv no longer works here. this is because these radio streams are different. they are no longer just an mp3/ogg/whatever stream, they are a playlist containing chunks of the audio stream that change constantly. this means you need more specialized software to handle this case, like vlc (i believe anything that uses the gstreamer backend could also work). i do not know why RTP does things this way.
conclusion: making a radio station player for portuguese stations is a matter of just filling a playlist (see "m3u" or "pls") with a bunch of these online radio stream links, and then loading that playlist into an music/audio player.