ffmpeg -i ytd.mp4 ytd-%03d.png

for I in ytd-*.png; do zbarimg -Sdisable -Sqrcode.enable --raw $I | base64 -d > $I.out; done

ls ytd-*.out |sort | xargs cat > youtube-dl.tar.bz

#youtubedl

Finally writing another little update ^_^

Opening and closing tickets is implemented. Submitting patches / merge requests too.

Now implementing updates to MRs and merging MRs. Then updating the spec.

Huge thanks to @NGIZero for the funding!

I hope we can make a patch/MR federation demo sometime soon.

--fr33

A reminder to all creative people:

If the RIAA's recent actions have reminded us of anything, it's that you cannot guarantee you have a copy of any of your work unless you have backups of it on your own system.

The 'cloud' is someone else's computer, and there is ample evidence that the someone else who owns that computer does not care at all about the hours of passion you've poured into things you make.

Act accordingly.

I don’t understand why white people don’t make slippers and shoes and boots with removable, washable, replaceable liners.

Native Americans figured that shit out in moccasins thousands of years ago.

Why haven't "buying clubs" become more common with internet?

For example, 100 cat owners could join together, approach different cat food providers and bargain a discount through joint-purchasing.

My guess is that the venture capital model makes us only think in terms of what works as a capitalist firm.

Ventures like buying clubs make more sense as #coops or mutuals. The largest hardware store chain (Ace Hardware) and carpet flooring firm (CCA Global) in the US are both purchasing coops.

Thanks to @debian for their $10,000 contribution to the #roadmap to #PeerTube v3! <3 <3 <3
https://bits.debian.org/2020/10/debian-donation-peertube.html

With this great recognition from the Debian Project, the €60,000 to fund live in PeerTube are almost reached. To contribute: https://joinpeertube.org/roadmap/