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Ask HN: Need some help with angular and ng-bootstrap(stackoverflow.com)
1 points by pseudoroot 6y ago|0 comments
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Ask HN: How can I help towards Covid-19?
8 points by pseudoroot 7y ago|1 comments
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by pseudoroot 7y ago
I'm using KDE on Arch Linux for about a month now (tried KDE for the first time) and I'm loving it. Will start contributing to KDE soon :)
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by pseudoroot 7y ago
I haven't tried lobste.rs. but I enjoy HN without tags (In fact I don't think I'd use tags if HN brings this feature). I enjoy reading articles from different domains (other than tech). And this variety is what keeps me engag
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by pseudoroot 7y ago
When using file's metadata method for tracking downloaded records, m4a file extension is not supported. Metadata method relies on 'purl' metadata tag. And m4a format has no purl tag, so it does not work. One can use archive f
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by pseudoroot 7y ago
It adds a few more functionalities like setting up custom arguments, option to keep track of downloaded titles without archive file, and a few more. It just tries to make audio/playlist management easy. As mentioned, it is a youtube-dl
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by pseudoroot 7y ago
Haven't used brew before. I'll look into it when I'll get some free time.
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by pseudoroot 7y ago
It's a bit more than that. Eg: One can configure their own CLI arguments to keep track of particular playlist(s). $ yt-audio --your-arg1 --your-arg2 This will sync playlist/audios configured against these arguments.
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by pseudoroot 7y ago
Thank you
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by pseudoroot 7y ago
yt-audio has added features like custom CLI arguments (users can setup their own CLI arguments to manage playlists/audios), save each audio/playlist to a separate directory, added option to keep track of downloaded titles without
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Show HN: YouTube-dl wrapper with added features to easily manage YouTube audio(github.com)
91 points by pseudoroot 7y ago|44 comments