Haha unfortunately the music on YouTube is not especially well managed. Ive been using YouTube for music for a long time so a lot of my music is uploaded by Vevo or “{Artist} - Topic” and stuff like that. Plus (IIRC) YouTube music doesn’t give things like what album a song is from or when it was released

They also have a bunch of integrations already built in! I use Cloudflare so all you gotta do is throw an API key into the config file and it does the rest. Which is nice cause DNS records can take some time to propagate

Okay, I’ll bite (even though I think this is impractical)

How would communism guarantee that illegal immigrants and citizens both are paid fairly without any impacts on the end consumer? And remember, I am asking for real world solutions here, so “everyone just owns everything and sings songs together” communism isn’t gonna work here.

And again, I’m not trying to be snarky. I am genuinely trying to come up with actual solutions that I could recommend in real life.

Yeah I am using yt-dlp to download the music, and I can set that on a cronjob no problem.

I am specifically asking for better downloading (I don’t want just the raw YouTube title most of the time), album art, and ID3 tagging. But that beets.io thing looks super cool! I might integrate that into my existing python scripting instead of trying to build it all out myself

Now, here’s something I’ve been pondering about this line of thought.

I believe that everyone should be paid a fair wage for a fair days work. Which means that I really don’t like the fact that immigrant laborers get paid pennies compared to what an American laborers would.

But obviously raising pay for immigrants would be effectively the same thing (from a business accounting perspective) as just paying the Americans higher wages, which by your own comment would raise prices.

So I’m curious to see where you stand on this. Because to me there are a few end results and none of them are particularly amazing.

1. Limit any jobs to American citizens or legal immigrants. This transition would be hugely detrimental to the current agriculture industry, and the higher salaries demanded by citizens would increase prices further.
2. Raise immigrant prices to be in line with citizens. This would also raise prices.
3. Continue with the status quo. The current status quo is horribly exploitive and needs to be changed.
4. Lower citizen pay to be in line with immigrants. This would just never fly. You’d never be able to higher a citizen at the same rates they are paying immigrants
5. Force companies to take a lower margin to absorb the higher pay. But this is just a dumb idea for lots of reasons and would never work in the “real world”™

This is a genuine comment too. Like I said, I feel like the best route is to just increase pay for immigrants. But that has the same result on the end consumer.

I thought about using the 5 year charts, but I decided against it because that would include things from the initial COVID lockdowns and I felt that skewed results. But the NASDAQ is up significantly from this time 5 years ago

I know the NASDAQ doesn’t mean much to the normal folks but to the people in charge that is “the economy”

Did you read me whole comment or just react?

It’s just a UI update, you know, like literally every other OS does periodically?

Tbh I wanna know why people keep saying this. The NASDAQ is almost back up to its YTD high.

I know the NASDAQ doesn’t mean much to the normal folks but to the people in charge that is “the economy”

Why not?

That’s basically what the Xbox UI is. “Xbox” is short for “DirectX Box”.

You can even force a Xbox into CMD haha

I would imagine so, IIRC fr*nch (🤢) warships all have bread making facilities on board

The story was really good, but the game just becomes an absolute grind fest towards the end. The survival parts of the game just completely fall apart and you have to spend so much time getting food, leveling up your armor, building defenses, and just doing the “tedious” parts of a survival game.

A buddy and I finally forced ourselves to finish our playthrough in March. I’m really glad we did because the story was genuinely good, the early survival parts were really good, and its really pretty. I just don’t think I could force myself through that again.

I am very excited for this one though.

My app ( Boost) used to have a “random subreddit” button that I really liked, but it got removed a couple years ago when reddit changed their TOS, but something like that could be really nice

there’s something actually just wrong with your work computer then. Talk to your IT, it’s probably either OS/profile corruption or some wacky registry/group policy nonsense.

Source: am IT and periodically fix issues exactly like this

Tbf throwing a lil underclock on a work machine will save power, reduce heat and noise, and on anything short of an engineers workstation will cause literally 0 impact.

“somewhat psychopathic”

That’s the whole show haha. The gang is just continuously the worst possible people

Lmfao I can tell you’ve never worked in embedded systems before. They don’t really have config files. They don’t have the space.

Honestly I had to go and look up what issues people have had with SELinux because Ive only ever had issues on the remote computer when trying to access the share, but it looks like I’ve maybe just gotten lucky!

I’ve hosted it on both a Raspberry Pi and with Ubuntu Server (maybe that’s the issue cause I use normal Ubuntu on my laptop?) and all it’s ever taken to set it up is just configuring the config file. Any permission issues has always just been because I didn’t set up file permissions correctly