Ruffle is available as a Firefox (and forks) extension, and it supports Android. I have tested it on desktop only.

Thank you for including a description of what this about. We are too used to Linux that we forget about new users who might be overwhelmed by the ocean of possibilities.

I did too a couple months back to play with the wife and kids.

There is a mod that enables bots which I guess could be helpful in dungeons and raids. I didn’t try it though.

To save videos from certain streaming sites that are not supported by yt-dlp, I catch the M3U playlist used by the page and with that I use this script that gets ffmpeg to put together the pieces into a single file.

#!/bin/bash
if [ "$1" == "-h" ] || [ $# -lt 2 ]; then
	echo Download a video from a playlist into a single file
	echo usage: $(basename $0) PLAYLIST OUTPUT_VID
	exit
fi

nbparts=$(grep ^[^#] $1 | wc -l)

echo -e "\e[38;5;202m Downloading" $(( nbparts - 1 )) "parts \e[00m"
time ffmpeg -hide_banner -allowed_extensions ALL -protocol_whitelist file,http,https,tcp,tls,crypto -i $1 -codec copy $2

“F* you, I won’t read what you tell me!”

• Rage Against The Manual

Cracker? I barely know her?

Flipping amateurs

Ah the joys of compiling C++ with a thousand definitions of string. I never used this project, but I guess a cast to the expected type would make the compilation work.

Alternatively, this looks related to logging which maybe you can get away with disabling it if not needed.

:%!nano

Read again: it was in Brazil.

Ceci n’est pas un NFT

I have been intercepting the .m3u download requests in the pages like a corsair in order to download the videos with ffmpeg. And let me tell you that it’s a PITA with how many anti-debug features these streaming sites include.

I’ll try this addon and see if it can end my misery.

If you fill both fields the output in the terminal is file|this is some text|

Wouldn’t it be easy to get them using awk by defining | as a field separator?

This reminds me of a question I heard long ago: if you take a copyrighted material A and XOR it with another material B, and then you distribute the result C, who can claim infringement if at all? The company which owns A or the one which owns B?

Especially that in order to actually claim infringement it means company A obtained a copy of the material of B in order to verify C infringes their rights.

Do you have kids?

Really?

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