You can use yt-dlp with sponsorblock timings directly [0] to get rid of all the sponsorship segments from the final video, no need to use it later via mpv. [0] https://yt-dlp.net/guides/sponsorblock
Or use tvheadend + comskip
I've got a simple redirect made in the redirector add-on for Firefox and Chrome. X.com -> random nitter instance
They left the consumer market decades ago, as you mentioned, but they've been thriving in the enterprise and government sectors. They have been expanding their portfolio through acquisitions: Red Hat, HashiCorp,…
Not an IBMer, but IBM MQ and Sterling Connect:Direct are both solid, I use them daily and they work wonderfully, although they can be a real bitch to set up and use in certain scenarios.
Have they replicated 1:1 Spotify's UX in Amazon music finally? I was a user 7 years ago and their Android app back then sucked, big time.
Although it's already 20 years old and not very recent, have you tried Freelancer?
Since COVID many restaurants (in Spain at least) no longer offer you a menu, you can view it via a QR code that there's on every table. Also, those times depend on the place and location. The ones I've been lately were…
I used them for some time but their Android app used to drain my battery fast, so I moved on onto a pay-once use forever app (pushover), that works great on my phone, and that supports all of the features that I need…
Has anyone really ever bought a STL (I assume) model? It's like WinRAR, does anyone ever buy a license?
While it's not yet clear what the price increase will be, nor there's still a given date for the price surge, it's good to have a plan B. For now you can keep using it and see how the market evolves in the future. Have…
Upcoming price hike in the following days (no ETA yet): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49197176
Hasn't it received a C&D from Nintendo yet?
I also liked a lot pinball illusions, it had great music, graphics and gameplay. Given that it was created by Dice, the studio that years later created the Battlefield franchise
I was able to extract the audio URL track via yt-dlp. Ifyou also add ffmpeg, a FIFO and soco-cli in the mix I was able to play it back on my Sonos speaker, although I had to jump a lot of hoops to curb the HLS stream…
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There are not many big vendors that are EU first apart from SAP, SuSE and a handful more. Nothing similar to what MS, IBM, Google, Intel, AMD , Nvidia or Meta provide.
Have you tried distrobox/toolbox instead of having to spin up VMs? Also microvm looks nice
There's intel_gpu_top for Intel iGPUs, although it's very limited and not a great UX
I know it from some AIX machines that we have at job, also topas comes to mind
Have you tried podlet[0]? Not entirely sure if it's compatible with podman v6 [0] https://github.com/containers/podlet
Is it like Garry's mod?
Yep, never connect them to the Internet, ever
I think he refers to mail headers. Those are normally hidden away from you, at least on a PC browser you can see them: 1. Open the specific email. 2. Click the three vertical dots (More options icon) next to the "Reply"…
Normies don't care much about ads, trackers and all that nuisance. I find it astonishing when you see them dodging all that crap while browsing the Internet
You can use yt-dlp with sponsorblock timings directly [0] to get rid of all the sponsorship segments from the final video, no need to use it later via mpv. [0] https://yt-dlp.net/guides/sponsorblock
Or use tvheadend + comskip
I've got a simple redirect made in the redirector add-on for Firefox and Chrome. X.com -> random nitter instance
They left the consumer market decades ago, as you mentioned, but they've been thriving in the enterprise and government sectors. They have been expanding their portfolio through acquisitions: Red Hat, HashiCorp,…
Not an IBMer, but IBM MQ and Sterling Connect:Direct are both solid, I use them daily and they work wonderfully, although they can be a real bitch to set up and use in certain scenarios.
Have they replicated 1:1 Spotify's UX in Amazon music finally? I was a user 7 years ago and their Android app back then sucked, big time.
Although it's already 20 years old and not very recent, have you tried Freelancer?
Since COVID many restaurants (in Spain at least) no longer offer you a menu, you can view it via a QR code that there's on every table. Also, those times depend on the place and location. The ones I've been lately were…
I used them for some time but their Android app used to drain my battery fast, so I moved on onto a pay-once use forever app (pushover), that works great on my phone, and that supports all of the features that I need…
Has anyone really ever bought a STL (I assume) model? It's like WinRAR, does anyone ever buy a license?
While it's not yet clear what the price increase will be, nor there's still a given date for the price surge, it's good to have a plan B. For now you can keep using it and see how the market evolves in the future. Have…
Upcoming price hike in the following days (no ETA yet): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49197176
Hasn't it received a C&D from Nintendo yet?
I also liked a lot pinball illusions, it had great music, graphics and gameplay. Given that it was created by Dice, the studio that years later created the Battlefield franchise
I was able to extract the audio URL track via yt-dlp. Ifyou also add ffmpeg, a FIFO and soco-cli in the mix I was able to play it back on my Sonos speaker, although I had to jump a lot of hoops to curb the HLS stream…
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There are not many big vendors that are EU first apart from SAP, SuSE and a handful more. Nothing similar to what MS, IBM, Google, Intel, AMD , Nvidia or Meta provide.
Have you tried distrobox/toolbox instead of having to spin up VMs? Also microvm looks nice
There's intel_gpu_top for Intel iGPUs, although it's very limited and not a great UX
I know it from some AIX machines that we have at job, also topas comes to mind
Have you tried podlet[0]? Not entirely sure if it's compatible with podman v6 [0] https://github.com/containers/podlet
Is it like Garry's mod?
Yep, never connect them to the Internet, ever
I think he refers to mail headers. Those are normally hidden away from you, at least on a PC browser you can see them: 1. Open the specific email. 2. Click the three vertical dots (More options icon) next to the "Reply"…
Normies don't care much about ads, trackers and all that nuisance. I find it astonishing when you see them dodging all that crap while browsing the Internet