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4y ago
I have experienced this with IPTV on Kodi, but I've only ever noticed it on the BBC News countdown tune, sining a semitone up and down. AFAIK that's using ffmpeg
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4y ago
a detective story would naturally take the shape of Which Way is Up
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4y ago
it was working fine with android dark mode
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4y ago
note to self
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4y ago
you'll need to explain why
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4y ago
sublimiaow message? stegaMOGraph?
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4y ago
I didn't wget it
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4y ago
I doubt there are many other options for internet in the ocean
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4y ago
this looks like it's aimed at creative types, graphics rendering and video editing on ARM would be painful ARM is situated firmly within the efficient end of the efficiency-power Venn, whereas this pushed towards sharing the middle wit
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4y ago
did anyone else wear their unphilosophical sadistic karma-denying internet-can't-hurt-me hat to intentionally skew phony statistics because they thought everyone else would do the same?
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4y ago
>virtual Netflix this already exists with addons for Kodi
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4y ago
>Almost all probiotics people take are transient. Meaning they just pass through and don't form long term colonies in our guts. is this also the case for frequent ingestion? say you eat probiotic yoghurt on a regular basis, are you
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4y ago
through your phone line
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4y ago
that's anachronistic since ASCII predates UTF8 creators of 8bit games didn't have the technology to create 64bit games, yet today we create 8bit games for 64bit machines
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4y ago
"shunned elephant gets tusk bandsawed for clickbait"
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4y ago
"tech" was a fad to your future AI overlords
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4y ago
hello, is sftp supported? thanks
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4y ago
pretty sure ffmpeg would have been a thing back then
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4y ago
>If someone tells you "the longer a distance is, the more time it takes to walk it", that is exactly the same as "the shorter a distance is, the less time it takes to walk it"; there's no logical leap there. that
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4y ago
recently I've seen new laptops being shipped with 4GB. possibly with a slightly lighter (but not fully debloated) version of 10 (Home? Starter? Edu?) I'm not sure if this is because Windows memory usage is a lot more efficient now
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4y ago
to the Orcs, we are the pest
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4y ago
wow, that's quite something! >a friendly tutorial >54,019 words 307,466 characters it's basically a flat file docs
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4y ago
Floptimus Prime
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Rare pulsar detected in the Milky Way
(list23.com)
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4y ago
just make sure you're wearing brown pants when you read the bill
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4y ago
it was a feature - they served ads during loading screens
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4y ago
it will help all of those, by the people who couldn't remember your novelty tld autonomically trying .com
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4y ago
it doesn't change the fact that .com is and will forever be the de facto TLD even if you succeed with appthatslaps.millennial, you're still going to redirect appthatslaps.com to it
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4y ago
nowadays you usually have to submit http headers and cookies too, that's always a fun process of elimination
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