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Put them into a playlist or download and use ffmpeg or possibly Handbrake (not sure if that can stitch together videos).
Put them into a playlist or download and use ffmpeg or possibly Handbrake (not sure if that can stitch together videos).
Try YouTube. I’ve been able to find tons of obscure movies on YouTube, blissfully unperturbed by any DMCA takedowns.
I wonder how that will interoperate with timestamps provided by users in comments or by the video creator themselves. Maybe those can be used to detect inserted ads.
The firmware files in turn should work their way into linux-firmware.git soon for being easily picked up by the various Linux distribution vendors (update: they are now in linux-firmware.git already).
Nice. Guess that means it won’t be long until they are in Bazzite and other distros.
It’s probably limited by your internet service provider. On many plans you only get much less upload speed than download speed. I guess it’s to discourage home users from running a server at home. And to discourage file sharing.
Got one has well, then the Huaying started to rattle. Didn’t get around to RMA it so I’m back to whining.
I’m running OpenSUSE and am very pleased. I even put it on my Steam Deck.
Only gripe I have with OpenSUSE is that it has very conservative defaults, opting for security first. So you will have to add your user to all sorts of groups manually to get everything going.
I recently experimented with ALVR on my Deck after overcoming some hurdles it actually worked quite well. Overload and Hellblade ran surprisingly well, even on the Deck. Just a hickup every 15 minutes or so when it was loading something, I guess.
Caveat: I don’t run SteamOS, so it’s a little bit easier for me to have all the dependencies.
With docker-compose it’s almost there. Putting everything into a script with sensible defaults asking just for what is absolutely necessary should be relatively easy. It’s just that nobody bothered to do that.
Of course, if you want to have a performant instance with more than one user you will have to tweak everything according to your needs. But to simply get up and running isn’t that hard.
Na, don’t really watch TV. But I’ve got a laptop on a rolling table.
Long COVID tied me to my bed. The Deck is the only gaming device I can comfortably use there.
You never know.
Stop staring at my cable box. I don’t have a problem!
I like the trash to hook up any hard drive via USB.
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Yeah, any additional VPN is unnecessary.
I guess the VPN adds an additional layer of authentication. And of course everything is encrypted by default which might otherwise not be the case.
Plus, with a VPN you can access multiple services.
They read the sentence “Yt-dlp and a cron job” which triggered a hormonal reaction in their brain which they linked to arousal due to prior experience. They used this as an opportunity to retreat to a more private setting and indulge in auto erotic stimulation.
Just make sure to keep the machine updated.
Most of the games I play on my Deck come from other sources. I install them via Lutris (because that’s what I’m used to) in desktop mode and then add them to Steam. Heroic or Bottles should work as well if you find them easier to use.
The OLED model has slightly better performance due to a newer version of the same APU. So it’s not just the screen that is better.
That said, I have a very early LCD model I love. The OLED is not a big enough upgrade for me to consider buying it. But if I were buying new I would get an OLED.