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corvus

@ corvus @lemmy.ml

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  • Linux Bluetooth adapters

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  • Here you can find hardware for linux that requires no proprietary driver or firmware, in your case is ASUS BT400. I was in the same situation as yours so I bought it and it works.

  • [Series] What did you learn from Charles Bukowski?

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  • I don't know, but I really enjoyed reading his books.

  • [Series] What did you learn from Charles Bukowski?

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  • Is freetube broken again?

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  • It gives me exactly the same message but I'm not using a VPN. When I use the external viewer option with mpv using yt-dlp I only get video without audio. I can download the video fine using yt-dlp and then watch it with mpv, but if I try to stream to mpv while downloading to watch it real-time it gives an ffmpeg error: can't recognize format... weird.

  • Recursion

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  • Imagine having that great idea and carefully crafting the edition of the book for that to happen. Or may be just unscrupulously fill up the book with white pages with the sentence "this page is intentionally left blank (see page 269)"

  • Bluetooth dongle working without propietary firmware

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  • I ended up buying an ASUS BT400, it works out of the box in Linux. I found it here

  • Any idea how I can download the video from such page ?

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  • Searching "github download webpage video" gives this and more results to try.

  • Proton's biased article on Deepseek

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  • Here is how you can run the 671B model without using graphic cards for about $6.000. Here is the post on X.

  • What to do, with a TP-Link Archer C7?

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  • Here you have all the packages you can install for specific purposes grouped by categories

  • Collecting linux shell scripts/commands

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  • commands.txt every command with a one line description and a separator.

  • Game Piracy 101

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  • What about using TOR instead of a VPN?

  • Create and restore an ssd image using dd in different filesystems

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  • The idea is to restore Windows to the same laptop in case I want to sell it, so it shouldn't have any issues, right?

  • Create and restore an ssd image using dd in different filesystems

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  • What are the pros of using Clonezilla instead of dd, in terms of simplicity the command that I wrote it's hard to beat.

  • Create and restore an ssd image using dd in different filesystems

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  • Great, I didn't know that you can make a checksum of a drive. Thanks.

  • Which Linux tool or command is surprisingly simple, powerful, and yet underrated?"

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  • mpv --ytdl URL. Read starting from --ytdl option in the mpv man page, you can even give specific yt-dlp options through --ytdl-raw-options.

  • Can Software Piracy Be Justified?

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  • Stealing revenue it's hypothetical, because it supposes that you were going to pay for the product if it wasn't available pirated. And that is far from being certain.

  • What is your private way of watching YouTube videos when Invidious or Piped are not working?

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  • Excellent.

  • What is your private way of watching YouTube videos when Invidious or Piped are not working?

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  • Another thing that I do is make an alias: alias pvid="yt-dlp $(xsel -b) -o - | mpv -". Install xsel first, xsel -b pastes what's in the clipboard. So you only have to copy the URL and execute pvid, no need to paste. Or even better make an app that executes that command and put it in the taskbar. You only have to click it after copying.

  • What is your private way of watching YouTube videos when Invidious or Piped are not working?

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  • Go to configuration, external player, choose mpv, in custom external player arguments put: --ytdl;--ytdl-format=best audio+bestvideo ( or whatever format you like). For subtitles and equalization you have to download mpv scripts from github.com/stax76/awesome-mpv in the User Script section. There's a lot of cool scripts there. You have to put the script in the mpv script directory of your OS.