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Comment on What creative projects have you been working on? in ~creative
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Comment on Steam Summer Sale 2025: Hidden gems in ~games
Pixelotes Link ParentI took a look at the Wikipedia article on the book and definitely added it to my reading list, so thanks!I took a look at the Wikipedia article on the book and definitely added it to my reading list, so thanks!
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Comment on Currently sitting in a field waiting to walk for graduation, AMA in ~talk
Pixelotes LinkNo questions from my side, just wanted to congratulate you.No questions from my side, just wanted to congratulate you.
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Comment on How you use YouTube in desktop and mobile devices. YouTube to limit usage of ad blockers soon. in ~tech
Pixelotes Link ParentIt's an open source alternative frontend for Youtube. Installation is quite straightforward if you are familiar with docker and docker-compose. Install instructions can be found here.It's an open source alternative frontend for Youtube. Installation is quite straightforward if you are familiar with docker and docker-compose.
Install instructions can be found here.
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Comment on How you use YouTube in desktop and mobile devices. YouTube to limit usage of ad blockers soon. in ~tech
Pixelotes LinkI use a self-hosted Invidius instance. No tracking or ads so far.I use a self-hosted Invidius instance. No tracking or ads so far.
This is not as cool as anything here, but...
I made an app in Python I'm calling "subtitlarr", meant to be used on my Raspberry Pi 3b and its meager 1GB of RAM. What it does is to recursively scan folders and automatically downloading subtitles for the videos contained inside, and stores them alongside the video.
It's a wrapper for subliminal that adds a web ui and a scheduler, so the process can run regularly at configured intervals. It also doesn't depend on Sonarr or Radarr, it's completely standalone.
It's not super awesome and the code is a bit messy, but it works.