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I’m glad I’m not the only one. Their headlines are often unparseable for me.

Thanks for everything 🙌

I’ve thought about bodging something together with n8n and Tasker so I can just screenshot something or send it a voice note and have it add an event on my calendar.

That being said my server is an 8th gen i3 w/ 12GB of RAM and I’m not willing to leave my desktop running 24/7 so idk if I can run a model good enough to handle this over there. Even if it is a supposedly menial “OCR and call tool” workflow.

Had a good chuckle at the author’s annoyance, great work.

I blacklist just about anything executable from downloading in Qbit but it stills feels a little clunky, I wish the ARRs would inspect the torrents and immediately ignore the .exe ones before they even hit Qbit, I feel like it should be a default option to help the Newbies out.

Scrapping is only okay when we’re the ones doing it!

~ Every AI Company ever

A bit ridiculous, but maybe the SmartTube app via Waydroid?

Not sure if that would operate well on a 4GB Pi.
I suspect you’ll either need to keep the Android System always running in the background and sacrifice some of your RAM or go through a slow cold-boot every time you want to watch YouTube.

That being said, privacy friendly? Eh? I guess more than the official App but I don’t think they’re explicitly doing anything for Privacy since their focus is making sure the app keeps working amidst YouTube’s constant changes.

There’s some browser extensions that let you run the YouTube Smart TV UI on your browser but not really private. You get uBlock at best.

The most private option would be a front-end like Invidious, but it currently doesn’t have Keyboard Navigation, so possibly hard to navigate with a Remote Control, you’d need a mouse or similar device.
There’s a feature request for it but devs haven’t gotten around it yet.

Maybe you could try to bodge it with a userscript? Idk.

Adding on to this, if you will run your VM locally, try WinBoat.
It handles installing Windows for you, integrates the filesystem and uses RDP to show the app windows, so you can use them side-by-side your Linux apps instead of having to always look at the full Windows Desktop.

The upside of this is that your games aren’t locked to the streaming platform. When you get yourself a PC you just stop paying Nvidia’s service, log your account in and enjoy your games locally.

Who cares.
I’m only on MariaDB because I have brain worms, I have so little data on there SQLite would have been totally fine. 🪱 🪱 🪱

People commonly cite more polished clients and clients available on obscure platforms like legacy smart TVs and such