Maybe I’m too poor or too young (or both), but I know exactly where everything in my home is. And if I don’t it’s because I’ve misplaced it, and the program isn’t going to help with that :(

That’s weird, I already could bind them (8bitdo ultimate 2 wireless connected via Bluetooth). Gyro also works on the beta update.

The only feature missing at this point is the ability to wake up my steam deck LCD with Bluetooth :P

Edit: oh no, the update reversed the button glyphs, and if I change it to “Nintendo mode” it reverses the functionality as well lmao. Oh well, hope they change it back.

“Accidentally” of course, I absolutely would never cat /dev/random on purpose just to see what happens…

I like Finamp, but one thing that comes to mind is if I try to reorder the tracks on the queue, it doesn’t work as expected. It moves different tracks instead, it’s very buggy.

On music alone… I have 774 albums on my library, of which I probably legit own like 20-30. At a conservative 10€ per album, that’d be around 7500€ on music. I also have 81 series, of which some of them are dropout.tv, which I’m legit paying for, so let’s say 75 series that I pirate. I have no idea of the real cost, but let’s say each series is 100€ in bluray. That’s another 7500€. I also have 202 movies, of which I own some, but not in bluray, so let’s assume I’d have to buy all of them. At, let’s say, 20€/movie, that’s another 4000€.

So, in total I’d say I have around 19000€ on pirated content. There’s no way I could pay for all of it lol, but I also haven’t watched/listened to all of it, so I wouldn’t have bought it even if I could.

Edit: oh and I forgot about videogames. But I don’t pirate many of those lately anyway, since steam is so convenient, and I also have a big catalogue of free games from Epic. But I did pirate maaaany in the past. When I was a kid I would rent them and then download a “nocd” crack lol, those were the days.

Huh, so that’s why filloas de sangre are a thing. I always found it weird but it makes sense now. TIL.

If I understand correctly, you can use pgrep to get the IDs of the processes you need.

I really hope providers tell the governments/companies to fuck off… Here in Spain, they started IP blocking Cloudflare IPs because of legal demands by a football association (LaLiga), to prevent people from watching matches via IPTV… And blocking a lot of legal sites in the process.

I didn’t even notice until I tried to use Heroic Games Launcher last weekend and I couldn’t authenticate into EGS… turns out they block legendary.gl, so fuck me for trying to play Satisfactory. I couldn’t make it work offline with Heroic, and by the time I added it to Steam with its custom proton profile, moved the save files and started playing, I already had to go. Way to waste my evening.

But hey! My server running a stack of arrs keeps working fine, and you can just use a VPN if you want to watch your football, so pirates are the least inconvenienced users :)))

And literally Shinji’s dad behind all of them :)

I think it’s a picture of a right hand taken from the right, not a left hand like the angle would imply, that’s why it looks off.

From the issue you shared:

Thank you b4too - unless something new has been uncovered - which if so should be reported to us via our responsible disclosure policy - it is NOT possible to arbitrarily enumerate all media on a server without authentication, and saying as much is massive fear-mongering

A hacky solution, but you can try to chmod the file into read-only? That way jellyfin shouldn’t be able to mess with it.

Unfortunately that doesn’t seem possible, afaik. Although you could always create a zip file with a password, and share it with an open link (anyone with the link can download it, no need for account).

Maybe something like xbackbone? I’ve used it to share small-ish files and it works fine; I don’t know how much of a pain it would be to use for a group of people, but as long as everyone has an account they should be able to access files with a link.

Have you ever talked to kids? Do you think just explaining it will make them voluntarily not use their phones during class? I’m not opposed to talking to them about it, in fact I do think it’s good and necessary. But you can’t assume they are just going to stop using them.

Why do we ban smoking indoors, if people already know it’s bad and it negatively affects the people around them? Well, because most people don’t care and do it anyways. And that’s adults.

What parents and teachers should do is give kids alternatives on their free time, like toys, books, and making them socialize, so that they learn there is more to life than screens. But in class they should be learning, and I’m sure any teacher nowadays can tell you how bad phones are for kids’ attention.

I guess the advantage would be to have a more updated copy, because the ones on kiwix are one year old.

I’d say managing their phone use includes not using them at school; it’s not like they can’t use them outside.

If you want to prompt ChatGPT 40 times, you can just stop your shower 1 second early. […]

Notably, Andy’s calculations here are all based on the widely circulated higher-end estimate that each ChatGPT prompt uses 3 Wh of energy.

So, 1s of shower is supposed to be 40*3Wh, or 120Wh? That’s, what, a 432000W heater? I’m not running a small nuclear power plant to shower in the morning.

How dare you call my laptop a “phone” /s

(btop on the left)

Also, thanks for the tip, I just used voyager’s formatting cause I was on my phone :'D

btop is nice and I use it sometimes; but htop, my beloved, doesn’t complain about the screen size being too small. And it’s more visual for me anyways.