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1·23 days agoIf python is too big for you and you’re dealing with heterogeneous systems then you’re probably stuck with
shas the lowest common denominator between those systems. I’m not aware of any scripting languages that are so portable you can simply install them with one file over scp.Alternate route is to abandon a scripting interpreter completely and compile a static binary in something like Go and deploy the binary.
There was also some “compile to bash” programming languages that I’ve sneered at because I couldn’t think of a use case but this might be one.
Elixir checks most of those boxes. If you want a good functional scriptibg language, Elixir soynds like the go to. Some lisp language like guile should also be sufficient, and probably have a lighter footprint.
This requirement stands out though:
has a simple/straightforward setup (ideally, it should be a single executable that I can just copy to a remote system, use to run a script and then delete)
Thats basically what ansible does. If you plan on doing this to multiple machines you should just use ansible. Also how do you plan on ensuring the scripting interpreter is installed on the machines?
1·1 month agoIf those aren’t burned I to the video, ie you can turn them off, then they must be some magical subtitle format that I’m not aware of.
More or less. Think of it like screen recording the YouTube video as its playing with the subtitles instead of downloading the video.
Two ideas:
- Get the subtitles burned into the video. Hopefully this will preserve the styling but you’ll loose the ability to disable or control the subtitles after the fact.
- Download the subtitles as a separate file and configure them to be displayed the same way after the fact. This means figuring out their colors yourself etc. Hopefully you can save those defaults to subtitle file, depending on the format. Most subtitle formats are plain text, so there might just be some metadata field you enter at the top.
All just speculation though. I don’t actually know subtitle file formats etc.
MPD. Is the way. Queue is playlist. Save queue as playlist. Playlist in folder. Load playlist to queue. Load playlist to queue. Playlists con…conc…concatentatetded. Concatenated.
There’s programs like kdesu which you can use. Idk if you can (or should) hack a context menu for a run-as-root option on everything. But you can make aliases or specifically application menu items for the specific apps you want to use.
https://superuser.com/questions/135311/sudo-access-for-desktop-actions-in-gnome-kde#135325
We must first ask What GUI program are you trying to run as root?
Just highlighting how simple of a player it must be to reach a stable state so quickly.
11 commits, 1 branch, no README.
Sounds like deadbeef
I remember using foobar2000 on windows and then trying out deadbeef on linux. The problem is it falls into a demand gap on linux. People drawn to foobar2000 tend to be power users but on linux there is way more options available for power users.
Like how the author enjoys the directory based music browser for the exact same reasons I did. My music wasnt tagged correctly but it was manually sorted correctly by me. On linux the solution is to use beets to automatically sort and correctly tag all of your music.
Then there’s the issue of the player. On linux the titan is MPD, a music player server. MPD has no UI but and client can have any UI it wants. Then you get stuff like, mpc, ncmpc, ncmpcpp, cantata, etc. Once you learn about all the possibilities of MPD, you dont want to use a foobar2000 clone unless its a MPD client.
Also writing plugins in a custom language (fooscript) is usually a bad idea. Just use Lua. Its literally what lua is built to do.
2·6 months agoHmm. There’s qrcp but thats desktop to mobile. Something like that for android…
It sounds like you just want a generic file hosting website. Does it need to have an app on your end? At most, you need an account on that website to ensure your the only recipient. If you dont need that though something like mega should be fine.
Check the memory usage of your rbpi because it should be barely scraping by if you have the max 8gigs. Too many jellyfin sessions open and you might be running into real problems.
Jacket and Prowlarr are redundant. I’d stick with Prowlarr. Also i never heard of Real Debrid before but it sounds redundant to the entire setup.
Go through your sonarr/radarr settings and configure quality profiles. https://trash-guides.info/
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Popular alternatives really are that bad. If you just walk into a phone store and get an android its going to be loaded with far more bloatware from google, the manufacturer, and the telecom. It’s just a visibly worse product. You can always research, buy direct, or flash your own android and get a better experience. Or you can just buy the apple product which - for the average user - is not crap, it just works. Same with buying a laptop from Best Buy or a prebuilt desktop. Apple designs their products to be like an appliance, something that just works and you dont really care how.
131·7 months agoIs “generally lacking in features” relative to desktop Firefox or other mobile browsers?
Also idk why you’d want Material UI. Not even chrome uses it AFAIK.
4·7 months agoIts comparing piracy to streaming.
There are also several commercial local media servers. Plex and Emby, to name a few.
If this was really the case then the onus would be leftists to articulate in simpler language. You can’t mobilize the common folk if you can speak the common language.
But most of the time its either the liberals lack the prerequisite historical knowledge or they just have antiegalitarian values.