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by blfr 4y ago
Yes, it's age-gated for me and downloads fine: » yt-dlp https://www.youtube.com/watch\?v\=StZcUAPRRac [youtube] StZcUAPRRac: Downloading webpage [youtube] StZcUAPRRac: Downloading android player API JSON
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by blfr 4y ago
I don't really download anything edgy and don't know how to easily find an age-gated video. If you provide a link though, I'll check.
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by blfr 4y ago
Nah, pretty sure it's pure netops wankery. I like it though.
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by blfr 4y ago
Obviously, this tool does circumvent YouTube's mechanisms to download and edit a video. The user kinda accepts the risk (how many of them even read that privacy policy?) but there is no verification that they have any rights to the v
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by blfr 4y ago
Old school forums ("boards") used to have threads dedicated to good usernames.
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by blfr 4y ago
Le Mépris (Contempt) is by far my favourite movie, peak cinema. Absolutely stunning Mediterranean cinematography, beautiful coastal and indoor shots, a decent plot with Odysseus in the background, and certainly not hurt by Brigitte Bardot&#
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by blfr 4y ago
Speaking of a multipurpose home server, how do you guys compartmentalize it so that one faulty or vulnerable app doesn't take the whole thing down? Docker/containers used to not be hardened enough. Are they now? Virtualization&#x2
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by blfr 4y ago
Companies have relationships with their large clients. They aren't just suppliers and more like partners in their business. Maybe it's different in strict commodity markets but this knowledge also allows you for better cooperation
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by blfr 4y ago
> Let me guess, email is dead? RSS is also dead right? Sadly, yes. Businesses, and even many hackers, moved their email to the oligopolists; ditched RSS readers in favor of Twitter; switched from IRC to Slack; many people in organization
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by blfr 4y ago
Like you read my mind. Thank you!
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by blfr 4y ago
Is there a similar guide for Linux/Ubuntu with some sort of light sandboxing, at least python virtual virtual environment?
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by blfr 4y ago
Can you also skim Kiwi Farms and find at least a few of these supposed swattings?
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by blfr 4y ago
Traffic violations are actually policed pretty closely because it's a source of revenue. High tech is employed to identify drivers, and even some shady tricks like shortening the yellow light. So it's not a good example. Regardles
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by blfr 4y ago
This particular private company wants to get out of being forced into a role of content moderator for a fifth of the Internet. This is an infinite time sink with no good outcomes for them. More importantly, this seems to have no good outcom
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by blfr 4y ago
> a forum that is a gathering point for a mob engaging in mass harassment, stalking, and SWATing I keep hearing this allegation but it seems to be supported only by a poorly sourced twitter thread[1] and some articles that dance around t
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by blfr 4y ago
This is before employee's taxes but after employer's taxes. OP explains > Net in France means after the taxes your employer pays but before the taxes you pay on your income. I know it's confusing! https://twitte
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by blfr 4y ago
> Compared to the US, Western Europe is paradise on earth for employees. No, it isn't. For example, > 80% of the French earn less than €3k a month (equivalent to $36k a year) and 50% less than €2k a month ($24k a year). This is B
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by blfr 4y ago
Because most Linux users use ssh for remote work.
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by blfr 4y ago
> Effortless updates: browsers receive frequent updates and, with the snap, users are able to receive security patches from Mozilla more quickly than with other software distribution methods. I don't see how snap is faster than apt&
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by blfr 4y ago
In Europe the shortness of early city dwellers was tied to lack of refrigeration. They didn't have access to the cheap source of protein: milk.
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by blfr 4y ago
Were they wrong? Most civilizations enjoyed a period of growth and innovation followed buy a longer period of stagnation and decay. Historically, most complaints about the next generation were right.
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by blfr 4y ago
I do think that a state should exist primarily for the benefit of its citizens but this view had long been decried xenophobic at best. However, you can't have it both ways. If > countless stories of flats left uninhabited by some ri
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by blfr 4y ago
I think this article points to a missing product in the market - integrated cloud services but with the cloud located on a private server in the home. That would be very cool but, sadly, 60% of that market is in this comments thread. And
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by blfr 4y ago
YouTube ads are wholly avoidable. I still use the deprecated YouTube Vanced but there are many alternatives like it coming including ReVanced. https://github.com/revanced Not only that but with SponsorBlock (integrated in V
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by blfr 4y ago
I once got enrolled into a newsletter from here, I'm fairly sure and... it's pretty good. I read it from time to time. I don't like spam but the atomized ethos of no-one-talk-to-me isn't great. Someone chatting you up or
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by blfr 4y ago
Their emoji support is not that good, they lack the latest melting[1] and saluting[2] emojis. I particularly miss the saluting face at work. [1] https://emojipedia.org/melting-face/ [2] https://emojipedia.or
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by blfr 4y ago
Seems fraught with potential issues. Can I do this just for nginx?
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by blfr 4y ago
Yeah, now that most of us control the server, is this an option?
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by blfr 4y ago
Nah, > I should note that the data is sourced from Poland, but if you’re hoping for the situation to be any better in the U.S., unfortunately it isn’t. Over 23 percent of cars last year in the US were white and another 23 percent were bl
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by blfr 4y ago
I got so used to opening in the new tab that I don't even notice this anymore. Infuriatingly, some sites disregard ctrl+click and either still open links in the same tab or both in the same and in the new tab!

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