u/DiodeInc
r/DeadInternetTheory r/amateurradio r/shaw r/pixel_phones r/Nosebleed r/conspiracy r/Piracy r/it r/FortNiteBR r/Achievements r/computers r/redditrequest r/monsterenergy
▲ 141 r/conspiracy
Modern music is a psyop
Because there is no way that song Scuba (It Stankkk) got popular all on its own. There is absolutely no way most of this music got popular all on its own.
u/DiodeInc — 4 days ago
▲ 71 r/Piracy
Hahaha they are trying to subtly change us
"piracy should not be normalized" uh huh okay Mr Corporate Shill.
u/DiodeInc — 4 days ago
▲ 3 r/shaw
Internet is down for me in northern Winnipeg, anybody else?
reddit.comu/DiodeInc — 7 days ago
▲ 20 r/pixel_phones
This bug is ridiculous
This occurs after unlocking the device. Pulling down on the notification shade just does this. Receiving a notification also makes the entire screen go black, except for where the notification banner.
u/DiodeInc — 20 days ago
▲ 1 r/computers
The Search program being 5th highest for RAM usage is insane
And in efficiency mode!! Keep in mind, 200 MB on 32 GB of RAM is not a lot for some things, but for a search program that isn't even open, it's too much. But that's what happens when you write programs in React Native...
u/DiodeInc — 20 days ago
▲ 4 r/amateurradio
I built a program to replace the Canadian government's amateur radio practice exam generator
I built an open source Python program to replace the Canadian government's amateur radio practice exam generator because the website has problems. The questions come from the Canadian government still, though, so it's a perfectly valid exam generator.
Most information you need to get up and running should be in the README. Feel free to suggest improvements!
https://github.com/Diode-exe/amateurRadioGUI
Note: This is not vibe coded whatsoever.
u/DiodeInc — 21 days ago
▲ 44 r/computers
It's my birthday today!
Here's to another year of keeping you all in line (just kidding!) and cramming my head with computer knowledge!
u/DiodeInc — 1 month ago
▲ 0 r/it
How can I be as easy as possible to work with?
In the event where I go into a job where I'm overseen by IT and not an IT guy myself, how can I be as easy to work with as possible? I know my way around computers (feel free to check my profile for proof), but I've seen horror stories where end users say "I know computers" but then are hell to work with.
And by work with, I mean being overseen by as an end user, if that makes sense.
u/DiodeInc — 2 months ago
▲ 1 r/computers
The Spring Setup Showcase has officially wrapped up, and we've picked the winners.
Huge shoutout to everyone who shared their setups. There were a lot of creative builds, clean desks, and interesting ideas across the board.
Here are the winners:
u/zeke009 receives a GEEKOM A5 Mini PC (Ryzen 7 5825U, 16GB RAM, 512GB SSD)
u/crhorsley1 receives a GEEKOM Anniversary Gift Box
u/Locke357 receives a GEEKOM 10 in 1 USB C Hub
Geekom has reached out to the winners via Reddit DM, so please check your messages.
If you didn't win this time, your setup definitely didn't go unnoticed. There were a lot of great posts in this showcase, and we're already looking forward to seeing more.
Feel free to keep sharing your setups and ideas. That's what keeps this community fun. If you're new here, stick around, there's more coming.
Thanks again for being part of it.
u/DiodeInc — 2 months ago
▲ 2 r/Nosebleed
u/DiodeInc — 2 months ago