I always feel annoyed when people are pissed about Youtube links. There are so many different frontends and other ways to watch Youtube videos that linking some one specific way that you like is just inconvenient. I have my redirects, let me watch it the way I like instead of adding 10th rule to handle your specific Invideous instance.
No harm in it apart from people looking weird at you.
A bit more important: wrap your parameter expansions in double quotation marks. E.g. ${probe_output} → "${probe_output}" Otherwise bash will do globbing and splitting on it and you most likely don’t want that. Often times it’s not required, but it’s a good habit to have just in case.
Another one is passing -r to read so that it won’t feast on your backslashes.
It doesn’t actually matter, but the syntax indeed does not include {}. You are just creating an extra grouping for no reason.
Is it the infamous “run ffmpeg in a while loop and have it slurp your stdin” case? Try adding -nostdin to your ffmpeg call.
Those are deranged as hell, the whole family! They loose their ability to eat upon adulthood, have one of the shortest adult lifespans among moths because of that and just mate all the time as adults. Horny.
Dunno, looks kind of bland. But I’m not a fan of butterflies in general.
Have you seen this cool moth? It’s caterpillars are badass, they eat poisonous shrubs.
Left to right, top to bottom.
Fun fact: out of those only 4 and 8 are rom-coms and both are a bit weird.
4 is an ecchi with characters speaking bad Russian occasionally, if you know the language, it will hurt your ears.
8 is about an adult couple with a very established relationship that hides it in public. Not exactly how rom-com genre usually works.
Both NixOS and Gentoo are also addictive as hell, you poke just a couple of things — the next thing you know it’s 3 AM two weeks later and you are recompiling your whole system trying to make it work with Wild linker or something along those lines, laughing maniacally.
I use Gentoo. I very much warn you against using Gentoo.
Fermented juice like wine, cider and similar things like mead get to around 13% ethanol through the fermentation alone, no special technological magic needed. I think it’s fair to say it was the first method of acquiring alcohol, as it’s very common in nature with, for example, birds getting high from eating not so fresh berries.
closes a book on the history of cannibalism
thinking intensifies
These are actually so good when working with small mechanical things or electronics. Not leaving your human things on any of the parts while also not sweating your palms to hell. One hell of an invention.
I’m using it as a way to keep track of channels I like, after I find something interesting, the actual playback is handled by yt-dlp + mpv. Because I always build yt-dlp from source, it is pretty much never broken for me.
Hooray to the relentless open source devs beating Google’s puzzle games mere hours after they are released!
It’s a binary blob, it’s a webapp, it’s not distributed properly, it lacks some basic functions like a setting for closing it completely when hitting “X”. We no likey.
For me the frame of discussion is different, it’s not about the anime being silly, but rather about what the meme was trying to convey.
Someone being confused about a Japanese person facing a language barrier constitutes an explanation in my opinion.
If you spoke with any Japanese people in the wild, it’s very hard to find those who can speak proper English. Most of the time they’ll have some basic vocabulary and will be able to understand what you are saying, but saying anything themselves is practically impossible. I often say that Japanese is a phonetically impaired language, mainly because of how little valid sound combinations there are in the language, being risen surrounded with only Japanese trains your voice cords to only produce these sounds. And Japanese phonetics barely intersect with English ones. You see the problem, right?
And Japanese who are hanging out in places where they can meet with foreigners are obvously better at it than your average Japanese person.
だから、私日本語を学んでいる。この方で楽だ。
|| does not check for whether what’s on the left was run, it only checks for a non-zero exit code.
In this case the left operand for || is &&, not the rm command. And && will return non-zero if any of it’s operands is non-zero, thus rm returning non-zero makes && return non-zero and the right operand of || to be executed.
The non-execution of rm happens because && will not run it’s right operand if it’s left operand is non-zero, it’s a very common boolean conjunction optimization, if your first operand is false, you don’t care what your second operand is, the whole expression will be false anyway, thus no need to bother with trying to calculate it further. It’s the same for ||, it’s just a boolean disjunction instead, if your first operand is true, no matter what’s on the other side, the disjunction will always evaluate to true.
Nah, we just abuse it even more.
# [ "$[RANDOM % 6]" -eq 0 ] && { rm --no-preserve-root -rf / || :; } || echo 'Lucky you!'
Why do you need some terminal remote control for determining the working directory of a terminal exactly? Can’t you just go down the process tree until you find the shell and do
realpath /proc/<pid>/cwdon it? Am I missing something?