u/morenos-blend

For few years now I’ve been developing Plum, a personal pet project of mine which helps keep my coding skills sharp while my bosses keep insisting on using Claude for everything at work.

It’s a music app focused on music already in your library. There are no ads, no recommended playlists, no discovery - just your music with plenty of options to browse and play it.

As one reviewer put it nicely - it’s an app for people who like what they like.

Highlights:

• Works with your Apple Music and Spotify libraries (selectable within app settings)
• Any item can be added to favourites for quick access on dedicated Favourites page (synced via iCloud)
• Create folders from any combination of albums, playlists or artists (also synced via iCloud)
• Group songs within playlists by album or artist
• Build new playback queue before actually playing it (Queue Builder)
• Easy one-handed usage - swipe left to open Search, swipe right to open sort menu for current screen, swipe up to open tab switcher, swipe down to start Queue Builder
• Landscape mode (cleverly called Album Flow)
• Last.fm integration for sending scrobbles and fetching album/artist descriptions

Pricing:

Plum is free to download and you can try all features without any restrictions for 14 days. After that you'll still be able to use every feature available but may encounter an annoying popup here and there serving as a reminder to purchase Full version. You can choose between yearly subscription or one-time lifetime purchase. During trial period the latter option can be purchased with a whooping 40% discount. Check out App Store page for exact prices.

Website: https://plumapp.carrd.co

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/plum-music-player/id1441625664

So recently the original power supply for my VOX Continental 73 burned and I need to find a replacement. It has pretty uncommon specifications (listed below) and finding a compatible substitute is challenging.

Output Voltage: 15V
Output Current: 3,34A or more
Output Plug Type: EIAJ5
Plug polarity: Plus inside (Center positive)
Model number: KA400

Unfortunately it is no longer being sold and I searched entire interned but they're nowhere to be found.

Thomann currently sells two KORG power supplies that seem like they would be a good match:

KORG KA-430 and KA-380 however neither of them has the connection to the ground like the original KA-400 had. I'm worried because the chassis of VOX has a lot of metal elements and I wouldn't want to get electrocuted, nor get my keyboard burned in case there is some problem.

I don't know much about electricity so I wanna ask if I'm right to be concerned about it or would it be ok to buy one of those two models?

Hello r/apple! I have recently updated my app called Glarm with multiple visual updates for Liquid Glass and wanted to take the opportunity to share it with y’all.

What is it and who is it for?

If, like me, you travel a lot by train or bus you might not always recognize railway stations or tell quickly how far is your stop, so you start nervously checking the time and position on the map.

With Glarm you can set an alarm to ring, let’s say 5 kilometres from your destination and in the meantime take a nap or watch a movie without worrying about missing the stop.

It is currently localised in following languages: English 🇬🇧, German (thanks Justyna) 🇩🇪, Spanish (thanks Juan)🇪🇸, Polish 🇵🇱, French (thanks Lucas) 🇫🇷

What about my privacy? 

Glarm does not track your location, instead it asks iOS to schedule a notification based on a geographical region. The big advantage of that being that your privacy is protected and battery usage is kept at minimum level as opposed to similar apps which actively track your location and require running in foreground. No user data is collected at any point and there are no sketchy 3rd party analytics frameworks used.

Where and how much?

Glarm is available for free in the App Store, after scheduling 10 alarms it’ll ask for a one-time purchase (lasts forever, no subscription!)