This seems simultaneously overkill and extremely minimalist at the same time.
Firefox can open videos, but if I try to skip ahead on a HEVC encode I only get audio and there's performance issues in general. Also no way to change audio tracks and no subtitles.
I subscribe to enough channels through RSS to the point where I have too many videos to watch, honestly. Just by paying attention to other people's recommendations through threads like this, videos friends send me, crossover videos between channels, and looking at the channels featured by the channels I already watch was enough to get my feeds to their current state.
KBash and Jason Graves are my current favorites. Highly recommended if you're interested in video essays on retro and obscure video games.
Like I said in the post you linked, they're heavily restricting the .json and .rss endpoints and I don't expect those to work for much longer.
If you include the feed and user variables for your account from here in the feed URL, you might get something usable, but be prepared for a whole lot of 429 error code messages.
If you set it up with a reader that can hold onto old articles you can use RSS for this, but you'll have to set up your own time machine if you need that backlog of articles now.
I already download all my media so I have offline access.
I'm honestly sick of social media. I mainly just view it as a news source, only commenting on
RedditLemmy threads because its convenient to do so.How is #4 going to work if I use Linux on my primary devices?
I watch without an account and they're definitely tracking my watch history regardless of that
This seems simultaneously overkill and extremely minimalist at the same time.
Firefox can open videos, but if I try to skip ahead on a HEVC encode I only get audio and there's performance issues in general. Also no way to change audio tracks and no subtitles.
For offline videos?
I subscribe to enough channels through RSS to the point where I have too many videos to watch, honestly. Just by paying attention to other people's recommendations through threads like this, videos friends send me, crossover videos between channels, and looking at the channels featured by the channels I already watch was enough to get my feeds to their current state.
KBash and Jason Graves are my current favorites. Highly recommended if you're interested in video essays on retro and obscure video games.
Like I said in the post you linked, they're heavily restricting the .json and .rss endpoints and I don't expect those to work for much longer.
If you include the
feedanduservariables for your account from here in the feed URL, you might get something usable, but be prepared for a whole lot of 429 error code messages.All the more reason to be here on Lemmy instead.
Interesting take. Xfce started off as a CDE clone.
sudo apt install mesa-utils
Does it work on arm terminals? I want it on a Pip Boy. Do I need to run the Demon Summoning Program in Wine or is there a native ELF class?
I love how over-engineered phinger is
They're all listed if you type
man dateordate --helpin your terminalVery similar themes, but taken to far greater extremes. If Ergo Proxy is beer, then Texhnolyze is absinthe.
If you set it up with a reader that can hold onto old articles you can use RSS for this, but you'll have to set up your own time machine if you need that backlog of articles now.
There's also a CLI interface accessible through
cvlcuserContent.css is absolutely essential for me. I use that to limit the size of images on Thunderbird.
It works.
Which is a quality of standard that Windows does not maintain. I wouldn't wish that garbage on my worst enemy.
How? It's not even a monospace font
There's also mp3gain, but this looks better maintained
Web services which are more than likely running on Linux servers...
Is the website old enough to be online?
Golden Kamuy