When can we get an exploit that works on Android?

The Hongkongers answer, “Air con.”

I swear we abuse ACs way too much. Nobody cares enough about the energy consumption except Lam Chiu-Ying.

Hell yeah

走之前唔該疊翻好啲櫈

^Cantonese version. It means “Before you leave, please stack the chairs”

I’ll admit “we are” is a bit of an exaggeration. That is only based on my observation of the community.

Guess we’re sharing scripts now. I have a script that downloads playlists as MP3s and keep an archive.

#!/usr/bin/env sh

browser_cookies="firefox:1cvnyph7.YouTube TV"

download() {
	url="https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=%241"
	dir=$2
	archive_name=$3

	yt-dlp -x --audio-format mp3 --embed-thumbnail --embed-metadata --cookies-from-browser "$browser_cookies" --download-archive "archives/$archive_name.txt" -P "$dir" -o "%(title)s.%(ext)s" "$url"
}

download PLPzniwWWCSjVQteWPqVvyu8SQsrStVYwZ high-quality-rips/ rips
download PLPzniwWWCSjWZj3-DAOh8ZKrsVReP_Ksm good-playlist/ picks

Being tech-leaning is exactly why we are against AI. We are just much more aware of the resource it’s consuming, the privacy it’s infringing, and the content it’s stealing.

Wenyan is an ancient Chinese programming language. I had a lot of fun coding with it.

Super high precision so I can manufacture computer hardware with my hand

As far as I know, yes in modern Chinese. However if you include ancient Chinese there’s also 吾

That’s exactly how to understand them

Instead of having different words for plural of pronouns, in Chinese we append a character after single pronouns to make them plural.

• 我 (me) -> 我們 (us)
• 你 (you) -> 你們 (you all)
• 他 (him) -> 他們 (them (male))
• 她 (her) -> 她們 (them (female))

You get the idea. We also have pronouns for animals (牠), inanimate objects (它) and God (祂), and you can similarly add 們 to make them plural (except for god, I haven’t seen the character being used in plural). Using they/them as pronoun for a person doesn’t make sense in Chinese.

Chinese used to have no gender pronouns. Everyone is referred to as 他 (Mandarin) or 佢 (Cantonese). It’s in last century when 她 (“she”) is “invented”, and no new gender pronouns in Cantonese. However, in terms of speaking, they are all pronounced the same way (ta1 in Mandarin, keoi5 in Cantonese), so it’s literally impossible to use the wrong pronoun if you’re speaking or typing in Cantonese.

Seems like a job for ffmpeg. You may want to look into post-processing options of yt-dlp.

Kamikaze pushes everything off the board

All Gentoo users remember the pain of compiling QtWebEngine ;)

I used to run Gentoo on my old computer. Installing it was quite the experience. That was where I learnt about most of how Linux works thanks to the wiki.

I heard compiling your own packages with use flags can improve performance, but honestly it was not worth it for the compile time.

When I switched to my new PC, the Nvidia GPU doesn’t work and I could not figure out why. I also don’t have the time at that moment so I installed Endeavour instead, which I’m still using.

Not exactly sense, but my brain’s processing. I can easily pick out the melody of only 1 instrument in music. It’s like Fourier transform but on instrument level.

I assume you can read music notes (the tadpoles) since you mentioned it. If so try finding sheet music you like on Musescore (the website) and download them with Librescore (proprietary). Then you can open the .mscz file in Musescore (the program) and transpose it to your harmonica’s key.

Alternatively, if you can process notes to your key on the fly in your head, you don’t even need to download and transpose the sheet.

The sheet doesn’t need to be for harmonica. Don’t care too much about all the instruments you’ll see. Look for the melody and improvise base on your skill level.

-fellow tremolo harmonica owner

You can enter the mirror world, but you have collision with yourself