😮💨 PocketCasts will save "starred" podcasts in your device storage -- but not let you access them. I want more control over my podcasts than PocketCasts gives me, so I'm probably moving away from using this app.
Before I migrate away, I want to create an archive of saved podcast episodes. Unfortunately, unless you have PocketCasts Plus (which has
I am a heavy Konsole (KDE) user. I was glad that ghostty had a built in solarized theme.
(ins)sahal@shakuntala[~]$ cat $XDG_CONFIG_HOME/ghostty/config
font-family = "Source Code Pro ExtraLight"
theme = "Builtin Solarized Dark"
font-size = "26"
window-theme = ghostty
Why didn't you upgrade my old bucket to support the s3 api?! :cries: Instead I have to move all my files to a new bucket. :(
This amazing piece of software will let you migrate your b2 bucket
This will create a whole bunch of node-xx version docker images preloaded with the official Joplin 3.1.24 tarball. Then, we'll try to build it.
Currently, I've tested the build with node 18 19 20 21 22 and 23.
Canvas is seemingly not building on node 20+, this is to validate that theory. See: Automattic/node-canvas#2448
I'll post the results later... my laptop takes about 20 minutes per build, so see you in a few hours.
While browsing this page, How to reduce the size of your Tiddlywiki, I noticed that there were no instructions to revert back to a local copy in case of emergency. I can think of times where I might want to edit my tiddlywiki while offline but since I'm pointing to an external source, this could be a problem.
Normally, by overriding the coreURL variable inside the $:/core/save/offline-external-js
ShadowTiddler you can set the external javascript file to be a remote site.
This is great in case you boot into a non-working system after an upgrade.
This recently helped me after one of my KDE packages mirror caused sddm to never display my kde desktop after I logged in. I didn't see any useful error logs in journalctl and I gave up troubleshooting.
This is a shitty bash script to dump an ics file from a whova json agenda dump. For some reason they don't let you download a calendar file with your events. I think they might want you to download their app. Lol...
Note: This is specificially for youtube-dl as found at ytdl-org/youtube-dl
You'll want to pull the repo to a convienient location. $HOME/code/youtube-dl
$ git remote -v
I'm fond of just using youtube-dl via their repo without installing it. I just use the latest commit on their main branch, called master
$ git remote -v
origin git@github.com:ytdl-org/youtube-dl.git (fetch)
origin git@github.com:ytdl-org/youtube-dl.git (push)
$ git status
On branch master
Your branch is up to date with 'origin/master'.
| #!/bin/bash | |
| file_extension="${1:-png}" | |
| > index.html | |
| [ -d thumbs ] || mkdir thumbs | |
| echo "Generating Thumbnails..." | |
| for f in *.${file_extension}; do | |
| magick convert "${f%.*}.${file_extension}" -strip -thumbnail 200x100 "thumbs/${f%.*}.png" &> /dev/null |