you did well with the ‘hardest part’. good name.
those ‘extensions’ to the spec with the extra formatting are pretty much a must-have feature.
gonna give it a spin when i get back to the office.
love the placeholder on your domain (yea, i looked there too).
i have no need, so i haven’t bothered with trying… but i have seen pages by people who have gotten it to run–with some extra work involved.
in the live linux mint environment, gparted or disks should give you a clue. if it just shows zero space free for that partition or can’t mount it, it probably is–go into windows, disable device encryption and let it complete that process. while you’re waiting for that, find the rest of the power options (in control panel–via ‘windows tools’ in win11) and disable ‘fast startup’.
is your windows encrypted?
easy to use gui backup utilities (like pika and déjà dup) can also encrypt its backups
if your system uses full disk encryption (such as via LUKS) and you simply copy files off to an external or a secondary drive for a ‘backup’, no. the copy is not encrypted unless the destination has encryption set up on it, too.
the alternative would be using a backup program, instead of a simply file copy, that encrypts its backups.
that’s why they’re pushing to lock down the devices themselves… that’s outside the scope of the ruling.
Google warns of security risks
lol. if they actually kept all the bad shit out of the play store, they might have a valid argument.
that was probably the issue. drm support in browsers is usually disabled by default on linux, but enabled on windows.
the odd cases where one still didn’t work on linux, a simple useragent addon in firefox to flip it to windows has usually worked.
but then, even when it is working, linux clients often still get a lesser product as the streaming sites like to reserve higher quality video to clients with os-level drm, restricting linux to 720p or even 480p.
RARs might have been originally sourced from ‘elsewhere’, that place where the first rule is to not talk about it.
it pretty much depends on what their distribution agreements have in them–there could be something in there that requires monthly or longer terms for subscribers. if there isn’t, there sure af will be from now on for streaming services carrying ‘cable’ channels
did you just drop the full index into the config, like the ‘how to use’ image shows in the repo’s ‘readme’? take that out, it’s all 10,000+ ‘channels’. go into the repo’s ‘streams’ directory and find one or a few for your country and add those instead (load the ‘raw’ url for each in the browser, then copy the resulting address from your browser address bar into the config).
sidekicks in '09. had so many users here affected.
never again.