I was able to extract the audio URL track via yt-dlp. Ifyou also add ffmpeg, a FIFO and soco-cli in the mix I was able to play it back on my Sonos speaker, although I had to jump a lot of hoops to curb the HLS stream into a standard shoutcast/icecast URL stream. All of that to end into a bland chiptunes radio, not worth all that effort
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There are not many big vendors that are EU first apart from SAP, SuSE and a handful more. Nothing similar to what MS, IBM, Google, Intel, AMD , Nvidia or Meta provide.
Have you tried distrobox/toolbox instead of having to spin up VMs? Also microvm looks nice
There's intel_gpu_top for Intel iGPUs, although it's very limited and not a great UX
I know it from some AIX machines that we have at job, also topas comes to mind
Have you tried podlet[0]? Not entirely sure if it's compatible with podman v6 [0] https://github.com/containers/podlet
Is it like Garry's mod?
Yep, never connect them to the Internet, ever
I think he refers to mail headers. Those are normally hidden away from you, at least on a PC browser you can see them:
1. Open the specific email.
2. Click the three vertical dots (More options icon) next to the "Reply" button.
3. Select "Show original" from the dropdown menu.
Normies don't care much about ads, trackers and all that nuisance. I find it astonishing when you see them dodging all that crap while browsing the Internet
Not using many extensions on my case, but Google meet remains unusable for a long time, sound is horrible during meetings. Chrome on the other hand works fine
TIL that MAME emulates the SGI Indy and that let's youinstall Irix on it. I have a new project for next weekend
Which local model are you using and what hardware do you run it on?
3Com / US Robotics - dead
Nortel - dead
Global crossing - dead
Death by snu snu
Similar to panzer general then?
For more nostalgia: https://images.ira.abramov.org/Propaganda/
Arr matey
What? Drivers?
This would be great for all of the Japanese novel games
There's openrgb, authors not all brands/models are supported
Thanks for saving me some time :D
That returns a 503 error
It depends on the type of hardware that you use for your server. If it's really server grade you're totally right. For example cheap memory+CPU+MB x99 off AliExpress are cheap but they're not very efficient.
In my case I fell in love with the tiny/mini/micros and have a refurbish Lenovo m710q running 24/7 and only using 5W when idling. I know it doesn't support ECC memory or more than 8 threads, but for my use case is more than enough
There's always been backports in Debian if you needed more recent software than what is available on the stable branch
Impressive, given how old Q1 engine is. It brings back memories of Paranoid Doom mod: https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/levels/doom2/Ports/p-r/par...
Don't forget about Doom (1993) and Doom 2 (1994), 30 years old and still have a large community of users and mappers, even John Romero released episodes 5 and 6 for the original Doom. On the other hand I used to play some single player maps for Q1 some years ago, the site [quaddicted](https://www.quaddicted.com/) was wonderful
No problem using uBO and FF
You've got to [download more ram](https://downloadmoreram.com/)
What alternatives to Microsoft, Google, IBM or AWS exist in Europe?