I've been using the 'Open With' extension on Firefox to play video through mpv with a click
Thx, the sensible administration is appreciated 👍
Thanks.
Should probably pop back down to the bins and explain the Brexit situation.
Thanks, will pop a wee dropper bottle in my swim bag and give this a shot.
If you stumble upon an article explaining how to reverse 40yrs of brain damage from post swimming head shaking pls let us know :)
Debian had a very long and painful public debate to eventually depend exclusively on systemd, from Red Hat. I'm not so sure they choose wisely to heavily depend upon RH/IBM LGLP code.
The new release is the first ever, I think, to offer non-free software by default.
Personal opinion is that Gentoo had it right all along. They spend a lot of time & man hours ensuring pretty much anything coming from Red Hat, that isn't being filtered by Linus, is optional. They created eudev, elogind & made Gnome portable again when Red Hat tried to shut down portability. Neddy shows that you can run a bleeding edge system whilst not depending on much at all from Red Hat over the past 15yrs or so.
There are archives here: https://the-eye.eu/redarcs
And some tools here:
https://github.com/Yakabuff/redarc
I've grabbed a few archives but not spent anytime checking I can read them yet.
Hoard and post when relevant imo.
It's like my own little Fediverse
Richard Feynman explains it with perfectly clarity for the layman here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MO0r930Sn_8
Seems harsh. I bet Joe & Robert both more know a lot more about the science of 5th dimensional reptilian vaccines than Mr Fancy Pants Ph.D.
Go on then so called "vaccine expert" , disprove the NWO for the audience if you are so smart.
And now that we've heard from an expert in the field, for balance let us now give equal attention on the matter to a moron who is in no way qualified to comment.
I'm trying to be generous, whilst being largely ignorant, and consider he is responding to a hierarchy that have an 'over my dead body' approach to changing the traditional ways and perhaps he is just informing them that tradition has an option for that sort of thing.
and/or it does seem like he could well be a horrid person.
On the plus side I was both shocked and happy to learn Japan has very recently changed the age of consent from 13 to 16 whilst also recognizing consent in the context of rape which does seem like a step in the right direction. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-65887198
I think that's part of why he is being so careful with language, it's in line with him coming out to say homosexuality is not a crime earlier this year.
Hopefully this is just paving the way for further change but when the Church holds a lot of power in countries where lgbtq+ people are outlawed and heavily oppressed I can see why he's slowly introducing ideas like it's not against the law and being permissible to baptise.
I'm no fan of the RCC but if the pope quickly does a full 180 on these issues the church will likely fracture and the countries where things are pretty extreme will break away and, double down on the persecution and allow it to become an identity marker.