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What do you mean "have it"? If you mean the emoticon, no, it will still show up on your Kakao. The only thing you can't use with a foreign number is to use hashtags, that's how it was earlier at least.

Most of us with Korean friends have it.

What do you mean? I have a dark mode theme on my kakao right now.

Edit: I just went and looked, and there's a dark, light, "follow device setting," options, as well as several free themes (I don't pay for them) that are all dark mode esque, like "black"

The only reason why they are so big now is that they were the first. When smartphones started coming out it was the only viable messenger in the Korean market, so they monopolized the market fairly easily. I saw it all real-time and this thing was even shittier back then than it is now, but it literally was the only option there was. Since Korean government don't really regulate monopoly, even the government came aboard and started offloading a lot of their job to the messenger (i.e., public announcement, certificates), further enforcing their position. The rest is history.

Better than WhatsApp I guess

I like how the advertisement pops up before the app does. 

Almost every Korean App or online experience feels like a scam site. Zero UI, overcomplicated integrations, certificate galore and pop-up ads first. Absolute rubbish!

What's wrong with the app, I've never had any issues?

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If it is not visible in Windows start menu, use autoruns from microsoft sysinternals suite to find entry - it could be in startup, services or scheduled tasks.

there is an entry in windows registry that controls which apps are started at boot, also take a look at "startup" tab of task manager

You can use something like pyhole: https://github.com/pyhole/pyhole, instead of nextdns, it all depends on your personal skill level deploying the Raspberry Pi with the installation. With this you will block even the ads in the tv.

What ads?

Can't confirm whether that repo works, but...

It's probably more practical to use custom DNS to block ads on all devices on your network (wifi), or at least your PC.

Something like a raspberry pi--a very small computer--running ad-blocking software is not uncommon, but technical, and IMO there are better and easier alternatives.

I'd recommend using NextDNS. To block on all devices, you'd either install it on your router or change the DNS setting on your router to use NextDNS.

You could also (I'm gonna assume you use Windows), change your Windows internet settings to use custom DNS, which you can easily learn how to do from a Google search.

NextDNS https://nextdns.io/ of course has further instructions for many cases.

As a person that grew in a tech-y household, i lived the fantasy that people understood how to work with computers until we actually had our first Computer classes in school and i saw how hard it was for others. Yet up until this day i am astounded when people can't and refuse to learn to use them properly, yet spend hours per day on Instagram or Facebook and complain how difficult their work is. Only if they took their time to learn to type without looking at the keys and left clicking to copy and paste. It is surprising that they can type on their phones keyboard so fast but on computers they have to look for the keys for so long

You have to change the subreddit's name now r/professionalPCists

Fire explorer is lit!

I think that might actually be a Fujitsu Siemens Esprimo, going by the front cover.

Where is this from? I've never really gotten into anime but it was a fun clip!

She rerouted the graphic card output to board's internal connector.

Truly a genius.

Kinky

But most of the power cords are 2-prong US style without ground.

NO SHE SAT ON THE COMPUTER

Edit: professional PC-ist

there was 3 plugs besides the dvi and ethernet, probably for keyboard/mouse/speakers (or a tablet since she's drawing). the keyboard was wireless but it's possible the dongle was just on a cable

Any modern i5 or later machine with 8+ gigs of ram and HDMI out will do. I would also recommend going with an SSD or m2 drive. I load Windows 11, my karaoke hosting app (plus some useful utilities), and me entire karaoke library on a 500gig SSD/m2.

My fleet of laptops are all i7 machines with 8-16 gigs of RAM, and SSD or m2 drives. We only use tablets for filler music.

It was mentioned below that one will need a headphone jack, but I use Allen & Heath ZED series mixers that have USB connections for audio. The sound quality is superior to analog headphone jacks. It's also real easy to break a headphone plug off in the port and you only have one. Most laptops have a minimum of 2 USB ports and it is much more difficult to break those.

I‘m new to this sub and just curious, what do people actually do as a KJ? I mean it‘s not really comparable to a DJ right, because people just put songs in queue and sing them themselves?

All currency is Australian dollars here.

Low specs are fine, and honestly are the way to go. Always have a backup laptop with you. Keep it cheap, you are working in an environment where drunk people are holding liquids. Buy refurbished ex-business laptops where reasonable; a laptop someone paid $1200 for in 2018 will be fine and you can probably get it for $300 or less.

If your venue serves beers in glasses, budget an additional $10-12 per show to replace liquid-damaged electronics. If it serves beers in bottles, drop this to $3-5. Factor this into your prices.

Bring one monitor of your own. You want to be able to connect to the venue's screens, but the show can go on with your monitor if needed. You will usually have an HDMI output to the venue screens. Your monitor should be cheap and nasty.

Laptops are far superior to tablets.

You will also need a 3.5mm jack output to your mixer.

Rod Stewart did "This Old Heart Of Mine" with Ronald Isley ... That one is a fun jam. Then you've got Hall & Oates.

A laptop with HDMI output is a must. A tablet works but I'm much more efficient running the software with a mouse. I run the output into a HDMI splitter so I can run multiple displays. As a KJ I like to have one display for the singer and at least one display for the crowd.

Until Win 10 is totally obsolete I prefer a Win 10 laptop with at least an i5 processor, minimum of 8GB ram, minimum 256GB SSD drive. I prefer Lenovo or Dell.

I don't secure the laptop for security nor do I let anyone with drinks come close enough to it to be an issue.

Karafun has mobile apps that allow singers to look up songs in the catalog and put songs into the queue. It also allows the KJ to control it remotely. You need to experiment with these functions to find out what settings works best for you.

IMO a setup for a party is different than running a show at a bar. At a party available space is usually limited so I look for a more compact setup. Running a show at a venue I concentrate on putting the best experience out there for the singers.