PieFed.Worldcoolasbreeze, coolasbreeze@lemmy.world
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Socialism@lemmy.ml
Not exactly sure what the end goal is. To get YouTube content but not pay? YouTube is free at the point of use. There are great adblockers like ublock Origin and SponsorBlock that can be used on mobile (android) devices and web browsers to rid yourself of ads.
There are resources available to download YouTube videos and save a ‘local copy’ like yt-dl. This is only practical for selected videos. For education purposes of course.
The main issue is that there is a huge volume of YouTube content though. Like 8 hours per second. That becomes prohibitively expensive and impractical.
Not that I am suggesting you use these tools :)
There are alternatives like peer tube that is decentralised, some leftist creaters are on meanstv.
EDIT: spelling and clarifying
Selfhosted@lemmy.world
all good now, I think it was a syntax issue on my part. I could connect fine before making the changes but after checking the spaces for the YAML file its all working now
Selfhosted@lemmy.world
Thank you, I think it did not like the syntax I had when uncommenting all working now :)
Debian - The universal operating systemThe only sensible option seems to be A or C in my humble opinion.
I do not understand if A allows AI generated content form upstream?
I am no dev but A seems like the best option at the moment. Debian has a solid and stable base and have been getting along just fine without AI so far. I would not like to see if fall over because of this kind of tool.
C is probably more likely as it is hard to avoid but I am not sure if this is a good decision. Debian is the base for so many distro’s that it feels like an unnecessary risk to open up so much like this. Maybe Debian could create its own LLM trained on Debian for Debian? cuts out the licensing issues and keeps the community in control?
World NewsI wonder why so many are putting their lives at risk to make this crossing. cannot think of any reason for the life of me
Thanks, will take a look a my setup
A Boring DystopiaI mean… damn, the US is not a real place
Comic Strips@lemmy.world
Liberals rely on you never reading lol
Debian operating systemHow will they handle KDE updates? seems like a bit of work
Not exactly sure what the end goal is. To get YouTube content but not pay? YouTube is free at the point of use. There are great adblockers like ublock Origin and SponsorBlock that can be used on mobile (android) devices and web browsers to rid yourself of ads.
There are resources available to download YouTube videos and save a ‘local copy’ like yt-dl. This is only practical for selected videos. For education purposes of course.
The main issue is that there is a huge volume of YouTube content though. Like 8 hours per second. That becomes prohibitively expensive and impractical.
Not that I am suggesting you use these tools :)
There are alternatives like peer tube that is decentralised, some leftist creaters are on meanstv.
EDIT: spelling and clarifying
Critical Mass London
A good turnout for critical mass today
all good now, I think it was a syntax issue on my part. I could connect fine before making the changes but after checking the spaces for the YAML file its all working now
Thank you, I think it did not like the syntax I had when uncommenting all working now :)
The only sensible option seems to be A or C in my humble opinion.
I do not understand if A allows AI generated content form upstream?
I am no dev but A seems like the best option at the moment. Debian has a solid and stable base and have been getting along just fine without AI so far. I would not like to see if fall over because of this kind of tool.
C is probably more likely as it is hard to avoid but I am not sure if this is a good decision. Debian is the base for so many distro’s that it feels like an unnecessary risk to open up so much like this. Maybe Debian could create its own LLM trained on Debian for Debian? cuts out the licensing issues and keeps the community in control?
I wonder why so many are putting their lives at risk to make this crossing. cannot think of any reason for the life of me
Thanks, will take a look a my setup
I mean… damn, the US is not a real place
slskd - auto login
I have set up slskd in a lxd container using the binary from github
Liberals rely on you never reading lol
How will they handle KDE updates? seems like a bit of work
KDE itinerary (apps.kde.org)
Just a shout to a great app. I have used this on my latest trip and want to try again on my next one.
Google confirms that Android is switching to @videolan's libdav1d decoder for AV1 video playback! (x.com)
Takem Google confirms that Android is switching to @videolan's libdav1d decoder for AV1 video playback!
Next step... The game?
Hi All,