Madness.

More red flags than in Moscow ‘45

Paperparrot is flawless. The dev is also very responsive and helpful.

They also offer a similarly flawless app called Plappa as frontend for your audiobookserver.

Running both, super happy.

What about the “sorry, my bad” while driving though?

Immediately asks for location permission in the TestFlight app. That’s putting me off right off the bat.

Can you pm me the name and company so I know who to avoid? Thank you!!

I’m confused. What are they gonna do, securing search warrants for Larry the Labradoodle and no-knock the front door off the hinges and buccal swab the cocksucker there and then?

Otherwise, the only way this makes sense if every dog is registered and must provide a sample preemptively. Maybe I’m missing something.

“Did you know you can donate one or all of your organs to the Aperture Science self-esteem fund for girls? It’s true!”

Blimey!

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I see what you did there.

Still owes me 20 bucks, just sayin

Others have given good examples for formats you were aiming for.

For bulk download, simply create a list.txt file in your target directory, bulk add all urls in separate lines. Then

Yt-dlp list.txt {your options here}

It is noteworthy that, instead of listing urls manually, you can also grab entire playlists from relevant platforms if that’s what you’re after, including preserving the playlist names as directory names. Same even goes for entire channels.

My basic understanding is that the concept of homomorphically encrypted data allows for processing of said encrypted data without the need for prior decryption.

Hence, it enables computations and processing on encrypted data (ciphertext) that yield results matching those from the original data (plaintext) without the data needing to be decrypted at any point.

YT: “Sign in to confirm you’re not a bot.”

Nah, I’m good bro. Bye!

HO LY FUCK!

Live life to the fullest and teach your mate’s cat to play the piano by carefully dripping tuna water between selected keys.