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Posted by Claudius Coenen on February 16th, 2025 | Comments Off on Mass-Importing Unity-Projects into Unity Hub
I recently taught a course that focused on Unity. Now I have dozens of repositories that I need to take a look at. I don’t particularly like the Unity Hub, but as far as I know, I still need to use it anyway.
So, how do I get all these projects in there?
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Posted by Claudius Coenen on September 25th, 2024 | Comments Off on TouchDesigner on Linux using Bottles and Wine
I will be using TouchDesigner for an upcoming course, but it’s only officially supported on Windows and MacOS. Can we run this on Linux? Let’s try it!
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Posted by Claudius Coenen on August 1st, 2024 | Comments Off on SONOS sans App
SONOS speakers seem to be decent hardware. So when a friend mentioned the IKEA branded, SONOS produced Symfonisk speakers, I had to take a look. At 130€ for a single speaker, they are not exactly cheap, but they are certainly a lot cheaper than anything SONOS would usually offer. The build quality is good, audio quality is supposedly good. But the important question for me is: can I use them at a decent level of privacy? Is it possible to make these speakers useful without the SONOS app and a SONOS account and without sending usage information over to SONOS every couple of minutes? Let’s find out!
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Posted by Claudius Coenen on November 7th, 2023 | Comments Off on Removing Git Credentials (Windows)
I found myself in an environment where I need to be able to log out users automatically.
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Posted by Claudius Coenen on June 26th, 2023 | Comments Off on Spotify CarThing Internet Access
The Spotify CarThing was discontinued late 2022 and subsequently heavily discounted. I got a friend of mine to send one to me, because at that time it was pretty apparent that there was a good chance of this being very hackable. First order of business for me was: internet access.
Here, we’re setting up a Raspberry Pi with a Socks-Proxy, a local webserver and the relevant settings on the CarThing itself.
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