I mean, that’s basically how yt-dlp came to be. They took over when yt-download couldn’t keep up anymore. I hate this time, it will take a while until the best successor is found.

If it is generally possible with a browser it is possible on the Steam Deck.

Which LLM do you use? Ollama?

I didn’t even think of trying to use a LLM for this. I have been kind of underwhelmed with dedicated plugins for this. Maybe Ollama will finally satisfy all my needs.

But it cannot recognise people, right? But tags and descriptions would be better than nothing.

Huh? It has been offering me to do that for quite a while now. I think I even used it once or twice.

Strange, for some reason I think I’ve seen this before.

If you have Linux somewhere you could use the “Minecraft Bedrock Launcher”. It uses the Android version. It probably doesn’t run on Windows, though.

Have you tried using an Android Emulator?

That’s for Java Minecraft. Not for Bedrock.

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I think it is even heavily used on Windows.

Reolink cameras seem to be cheap and privacy friendly. You can access them through the app and when you have time you can also use them without any proprietary stuff, as far as I know.

Quick, cheap and easy and with potential for more fiddling down the road.

The Deck is weird in terms of Wayland/X11 usage. Gamemode runs on Wayland, but the Steam client runs through XWayland and for the games another XWayland session is started.

CMYK is pronounced smück.

Damn, in my mind C&C Generals is that new C&C game I read a preview about last year.

I once had a problem that wasn’t caused by chaching.

It was caused by cache invalidation.

There recently was some feature that made me switch from k9 to Thunderbird. Gmail support maybe? I can’t remember. But the differences definitely aren’t purely cosmetic.

You can play those Switch games plus a ton of other games on the Deck. Apart from technical capability there are 0 restrictions on what you can do with your Deck. You can play Steam games, GOG games, Epic games, Nintendo games, PlayStation games, Commodore 64 games, Arcade games, etc.

What’s the Steam Family Sharing Lock?

Posted this the last time I saw this article, but it seems to be even more relevant for this video.

I only know that no matter the operating system: Indexed file search always sucks.

It never seems to work as expected, takes up too many resources, gives outdated results.

I wish it woul offer just a dumb search instead that takes a little bit longer but is accurate.

This will probably hit downstream users who don’t even know (or care) what service the application they use is hosted on.

Nowadays rspamd is used instead of Spamassassin. Maybe that one has tools to do what you want.