That's why docker
was created.
I fuck numbers.
That's why docker
was created.
LaTeX. As someone in academia, I absolutely love it. It has some issues like package incompatibility, but it's far far better than anything else I've used. It's basically ubiquitous in academia, and I wish it were the case everywhere else as well.
One small comment. You can put the global configs inside $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/git/config
, and it's loaded before ~/.gitconfig
.
Also, you don't actually need to share your own data to be vulnerable. Some stupid relative sharing their genetic information is enough to have some ideas about you. I'm fortunate that it's hasn't caught on in my home country.
Adding to the discussion, if you want to watch anything that's not mainstream (i.e. non-western, or arthouse), you're basically supposed to either wait for it to stream on Mubi or get a Blu-ray/DVD (that are often out of circulation if it's more than 5 years old). So the only real option is pirating.
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I'm looking at this at 4:31 AM. 🥲
This is why I exclusively play indie offline games. Also because my PC is getting old lol.
Games are one of the very few things that I always pay for. Steam is mostly responsible for that. Also, music. But nowadays I do store some of my own music because I can have lossless that way.
What others issues are possible? Lol
I always pirate media even when I'm subscribed to a service. Most streaming services act up because I'm on Linux.
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I wear underwear when I go out. But if I'm at home, I'm mostly commando. I guess just regularly showering and changing clothes work pretty well. I also use a bidet, and an anti-perspiration deodorant (Oars + Alps).
In general, if you're reasonably clean, it shouldn't be an issue. I mean, you don't fuck wearing underwear, and you don't want to smell then. Just maintain that.
Yes, it does. It just repackages it from .m4a
to .opus
without re-encoding the actual audio stream.
This is what I use for my personal archive:
yt-dlp -f bestaudio/best --extract-audio --embed-metadata --embed-thumbnail --recode opus --audio-quality 0
It does recode to opus
but since the bestaudio
is usually in that format already, you don't need it most of the time. You can skip the --recode opus
part if you want to. I keep it because I like having a "uniform" collection. You can probably change the bestaudio/best
part to simply bestaudio
without losing much as well.
She's the GOAT