I need what rss does.
Can someone reccomend a way to create an rss feed from a site that has none?
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I need what rss does.
Can someone reccomend a way to create an rss feed from a site that has none?
Check out boxer-plus
This seems like a good place to mention boxer for macos. Sadly discontinued in 2016
which was then continued via boxer-plus which adds apple silicon support
https://github.com/Solid7s/Boxer-Plus
edit: I think it has apple silicon support. I am getting mized messages when I look it up.
Look on the bright side; at least you're not from New Brunswick.
That politician is from a dead political party that nobody votes for. https://338canada.com/ndp.htm
In addition to the main purchase price, this app charges 3.99/month for: -following channels -following playlists -removing shorts and many more features on top of those.
I thought this was going to be about people buying less air fryers.
http://blogs.zynaptiq.com/bernsee/time-pitch-overview/
Not sure if it's useful. It's probably going to involve granular synthesis.
I would like to switch from Infuse to open source but I can't go back to transcoding.
Does anything have feature parity with this? https://firecore.com/infuse
See also: https://github.com/RobertPeip/Mister64
48khz max in 2022. The converters must be where they skimped. You can get a proper RME unit at that price. It looks cute though.
My M1 Air renders and edits 4k as well as my ryzen 3700x with 64 gigs of ram and a samsung nvme. It loses out in encoding though. I cant get the same quality/size ratio with VideoToolBox as I can with NVENC.
Firefox will make text on some pages tremble and vibrate like jello. It’s quite a sight.
“The configuration reads almost as plain english and a usable configuration file can actually fit … in a tweet.”
That tweet is way too hard for me.
Spike in the waveform.
Conclusion at the end is the biggest surprise.