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Audionyx

An app that lets you listen remotely to what's happening around your phone from your Bluetooth headphones.

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- Screenshot
- Source code
Developer: 8gudbits

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🏷 Tags:  #Android #Audio #Utilities

Shiru

BitTorrent streaming software with no paws in the way—watch anime in real-time, no waiting for downloads!

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- Features
- Source code
Developer: RockinChaos

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🏷 Tags:  #Android #Linux #Windows #MacOS #Streaming #Entertaiment #Anime

WhatAnime

WhatAnime is a powerful image recognition tool designed specifically for anime enthusiasts. You no longer need to ask around; simply upload that anime screenshot to the app, and our advanced image matching engine will quickly search and compare it against a vast anime database. Within seconds, it will accurately identify the anime title, the episode it's from, and even the exact timestamp of that moment. Whether it's a popular new release or a classic old series, WhatAnime helps you easily discover and catch up on anime, making it an essential tool for exploring the world of anime.

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- Screenshots
- Source code
Developer: JanYo Studio

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🏷 Tags:  #Android #Utilities

Mozilla has been making more and more questionable decisions with Firefox.

https://www.howtogeek.com/linux-mint-is-refreshing-looks-and-warning-you-to-update/

Here’s some quick pc/tech tricks that you may or may not know (not for MacBook users)

The current iteration of PopOS! has been around a long time. Hopefully we will see a new release of it soon.

https://linuxiac.com/pop_os-team-sets-september-25-for-cosmic-beta-release/

One of the best things to love about Linux. Security updates usually come quickly after major point releases. Beats waiting until Patch Tuesday for Windows.

https://linuxiac.com/debian-13-1-released-with-security-fixes-and-stability-updates/

Some of us may remember these sounds.

https://www.howtogeek.com/computer-noises-i-sort-of-miss/

So, Intel rebranded Comet Lake...

Ah, you know how it is. You start looking for a pen, or a sticky note, or maybe some spare change, and suddenly you start finding things you lost years ago.

In Intel's case, that appears to be a load of Comet Lake-era Core i5 10400 CPUs, but not to worry—it's simply rebranded them as Core i5 110 CPUs, to sync up with its relentlessly-confusing modern chip naming schemes. Oh, and under code name, it's listed as "products formerly known as Comet Lake." How very Prince.

Yes, even though it has a fancy new name, you could be the proud owner of a five-year-old six-core, twelve-thread CPU with a maximum boost rate of 4.3 GHz and twelve full MB of L3 cache. You can't dispute that this kind of rebranding makes it even more difficult for the typical user to choose their next upgrade, even though it's probably still a really good CPU in many situations. Furthermore, the Core i5 110 is an LGA 1200 socket processor, which is two generations behind.

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