

That link doesn’t say lemmy.world
Unless I missed it.
That link doesn’t say lemmy.world
Unless I missed it.
with a hyphen in the name? No. Stop. Go back. Do it again.
I’ve also used it in a hacky script pipeline to bulk download podcast episodes with yt-dlp, create searchable transcripts, and scrub ads by having an LLM sniff out timestamps to cut with ffmpeg.
This is genius. Could you appify this and I’ll pay you in real or pretend currency as you prefer
I’ve found it great for DMing TTRPGs — simply record your session with a conference mic, run a transcript with WhisperX, and pass the output to a long-context LLM for easy session summaries. It’s a great way to avoid slowing down the game by taking notes on minor events and NPCs.
Okay that’s just crazy. ;)
What, EFF doesn’t know any German lawyers? I’d imagine they know a few. They have been around for three and a half decades.
Look! Adults talking!
Neat!
A hosting account and whatever forum software is these days is like $10/mo and you own the whoe kit 'n kaboodle. But no, Facebook users won’t come anyway so. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
What about in a hundred billion years?
blocked
Wow a whole decade??
I don’t know that Google gets to log your access in that scenario, Plex is just using their login system.
What
All of my less tech literate friends are getting a warning to abandon their computers entirely.
So you don’t do a lot of tech support. Nice.
Theoretically mastodon can show up on Lemmy. Soooooo . . .
Hilarious and pathetic.
Like Brexit.
Block users and instances (although blocking instances just blocks the topic posts from that instance, not all the users from that instance).
No it works on desktop as well.
Right! Sorry.
Shhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Here’s an example: https://lemmy.world/post/26169987
it’s possible if you sort this community by “New” and scroll down you’ll find lots of good resources. One of the things I complain about is I can’t have two instances open of my particular app at once, so I can’t do it and come back and paste in links without some fancy footwork.
Damned if they do . . .