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macOS: automatic Audio Input and Output selection

In this post we take a look at SoundAnchor. It’s a small macOS application that allows you to set priority based rankings for audio input & outputs devices like microphones or speakers. No more switching to bad, build-in Bluetooth microphones. SoundAnchor screenshot from the official website Annoying audio device switching on macOS macOS keeps switching to the built-in microphone of my Bose…

How to Print Apple Notes on a Bluetooth Receipt Printer

After testing around 20 apps that claimed to support Bluetooth ESC/POS printing from an iPhone, I finally found PrinterApp . It was the most promising option, and although it lacked plain-text input from the Share Sheet, the developer was quick to implement the feature. (Thanks again!) Difference from Printing To-Do lists from Apple Notes on a cheap ESC/POS receipt printer This guide explains a…

Quick Home Assistant Standing Desk Bubble Card

This quick guide shows how to create a simple Bubble Card for your smart standing desk in Home Assistant. Introduction I use a BOHO Office Basic Line standing desk. It’s connected to Home Assistant using a Upsy Desky (but before that I was using a DIY solution from the Home Assistant Forums). The desk’s control panel looks like this: Here is what the finished Home Assistant card looks…

Install and Use p910nd on Unraid 7.x

This guide explains how to install p910nd on your Unraid server, since it’s not available in the Community Apps Store. Introduction p910nd − port 9100+n printer daemon p910nd is a small daemon that copies any data received on the port it is listening on to the corresponding printer port. […] The default is port 9100 to /dev/lp0. Source: https://man.cx/p910nd After some searching, I found…

📌 Printing To-Do lists from Apple Notes on a cheap ESC/POS receipt printer

I decided to buy a cheap ESC/POS receipt printer (~25 Euro). My goal was to easily print my Apple Notes To-Do list with it. In this post, I explain how I did it. Info This post assumes that you already connected a ESC/POS receipt printer via USB to a Linux server / Raspberry Pi and that you can print (on that same machine) via echo "Hello World!" >> /dev/usb/lp0 . Otherwise: you can follow the…