There are GUI tools, but I use the CLI.
https://www.ytdlp.org/ will give you the full docs, but the simplest and easiest command is just to download at the highest quality with:
yt-dlp "https://whateveryouwanttodownload.com/streamingurl"
Whether it works with whatever streaming site you’re using I couldnt say, but its a great tool.
Personally I don’t bother with streaming them, I just have a sonarr instance for anime with qbittorrent with network restricted to VPN, and jellyfin for playback. Automatically grabs, so no having to do any manual setup aside from adding the series to the list, and auto-upgrade to the quality you want.
You may be able to use yt-dlp depending on the site though.
Haha sorry about that
Though considering who they are, it may end up one at some point.
From my experience, smaller creative studios (whether its gaming or media) would love for you to try out their stuff whether bought or pirated, and if youre into it and can afford it throw some money at them, otherwise talk about it with others.
Like how We’re All Gonna Die somehow ended up with a 720p release across a bunch of torrent sites just after it had its limited theatrical release (which Freddie Wong also casually mentioned it would end up shared “somehow”). Because they really wanted people to see it, and if you liked it and want to support more, they have it on patreon for $10 as a digital download.
I love smaller creative groups because they take more risks, explore more with their medium, and honestly they just make the coolest stuff. Its a shame I don’t have more time for gaming, because there are some amazing indie games out there and I wish I could try them all.
Me either… And its my go-to for ln/manga downloads.
Ive had downloads that went on for months because there was one seeder at like 15-20kbps constantly, and one that would pop on and push a few megs but really intermittently.
I’m in the “who cares as long as you seed” camp as well.
For some items, yes.
For OP’s nonsensical claim, no.
That is not what hardcoded means.
The “hard” part of “hardcoded” means you have to edit the source directly to make changes (or at runtime via memory editing).
It does not mean “written as part of the source but editable via gui”.
Unless there is some other item I’m missing here from a casual glance at common filters included as an example, then yes, you are misunderstanding the term “hardcoded”.
I don’t think you know what “hardcoded” means.
Edit: https://anarchist.nexus/modlog?suspect_user_name=bb84@mander.xyz
Everyone is wrong but you about the definition of words, got it.
They are the one’s who grabbed it and posted about it on their blog, so anna’s archive (and the blog) would be the best resource to check is their point. AFAIK, it hasn’t been put anywhere yet.
Thanks!
High res version if others want it:
Aaaand once again if anyone spies higher res version, i would love to get to see it!
My personal preference is always a torrent rather than a single site
Ah, thats annoying.
Yeah I’d probably just grab a clean version somewhere myself. Or if its not available, an extremely short-lived VM just to get that key going.
I don’t have any kindle books to try it myself, but don’t people use the DeDRM plugin for Calibre for that?
i write often and libreoffice writer is difficult to say the least, not because of lack of features but a lack of most ‘little things’ and ‘tweaks’.
I think you’re missing the fact that you are doing more ‘expert’ things than most here. The majority of the time, my wife opens a document she made once, saves as a new file (no, she’s not using templates - don’t get me started), and writes her invoice. She then PDFs it and sends it via email.
She does the same thing with Calc and a previously made blank “monthly calendar”. Opens the blank, saves for the client, enters in the days and renames the month at the top, notes what she’ll be doing for them on each day with an hour estimate, PDF and email.
That is the kind of thing most people do.
My wife is not technical and has no interest in adopting and learning anything.
The web works the same way regardless of the OS, and LibreOffice has all the same features as Word that she uses.
The “hard part” is choosing and upgrading hardware, and maybe installation (depending on distribution).
I mention this because I think we should evaluate these differently. With a preloaded desktop/laptop, I’ve had no issues with anyone that actually relates to Linux (except my BIL who was trying to build an arcade stick for gaming).
Explaining to my other BIL how to select hardware for his custom build, that took some time, as did guiding him through the installation.
More glorious because it has that PoS Seinfeld saying something he never would
Sorry but I don’t know what requirements may exist for each site, if it can work with a specific config, or even what those sites are, I just don’t do streaming.
I mainly use yt-dlp for the odd video I want to archive thats only on YouTube or a random video I come across elsewhere. For anime, the only approach I use is sonarr + qbittorrent (connected to a VPN) + bazaar (subtitles) + prowlarr (indexer management), to mention the stack. Then Jellyfin to watch it.