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Just started blogging. I want to write about my learnings with RISC-V and rust. However, I need to get comfortable getting words on the page so the topics I've been writing about have varied wildly.
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Just started blogging. I want to write about my learnings with RISC-V and rust. However, I need to get comfortable getting words on the page so the topics I've been writing about have varied wildly.
I find I have this problem with Chromecast and YouTube. I think I would be pretty happy if I could set up yt-dlp to grab video, assist the audio of needed and then play the video.
Even I, a tech-literate person, use work devices in a personal manner. Sometimes because I can't be bothered to keep them separated. Other times it's because I believe it's required. For example, I have some scripts that I execute from my synced (personal) Google drive. Why? Because I made them in my free time, and they are useful at work too.
To me I think that every company should be strictly managing work devices but I also know how much of a pain that is as well.
Much simpler than my glue using changedetection.io and huginn.
I also learned some new tricks with wget.
For others interested: https://explainshell.com/explain?cmd=wget+-nH+--cut-dirs%3D4...
I realize that the answer is in a way "yes." But, if you can only choose one, wouldn't someone working with RISC-V be looking at security over Wi-Fi?
Is it just that you can manage your own spam rules? Or can you do some near tricks with them?
AKLU, if you see this (even if you don't), this is some very informative content!
Anyway, sorry that happened. :(
Some more documentation on integration tests: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/core/test/integrati...
Out of the podcasts I listen to, I'm not sure a single one uses Spotify for subscriptions. Commonly it seems to be Patreon.
With all of that being said, many quality podcasts have jarring ad segments on purpose. Partly it serves as an ad for the ad-free feed but they also serve as a way to inform the listener that the following words aren't the podcasters' own and they were paid for an endorsement.