Adventures in legacy tech:
Got "Police Squad" (in colors!) tv-series DVD as a present last year and only now finally managed to source a DVD player. Next, rip them so I could watch them on TV.
But how does one rip a DVD nowadays? I haven't done it for past 15 years or so.
Handbrake seems to have had to drop a codec so it can't rip them anymore. So solution is convert first to MKV (letters I haven't heard in a long while), and then convert into h.265.
No wonder people just torrent these.
I've posted an update to Base (v3.3) which adds Quick Look previews for SQLite databases. You can now see a summary of database contents from the Finder, without having to open the app!
Good grief, all it takes to hack a cheap router nowadays is typing $(reboot) everywhere to check if it's executed as a shell command — and it will be.

AI tools failing on things solved decades ago part n+1: "These files are in UTF16LE, the chatbot only knows UTF8 so it cant parse the csv (which is actually a tsv)"
As a comparison: Excel and Numbers and all SQL(lite)-ingestion can figure out these files.