Was that a silly answer? I frequently download podcasts, videos etc and then use the record function to save the section I want.
VLC
Cheap as chips and I can still run old Windows on them as well if I need to.
The MK 2 has already overtaken it
Update - 6 weeks later it's still syncing the blockchain. It got to 72% downloaded and crashed, had to start again LOL.
Ha! I could have popped into Radio Shack and paid for some Pi bits I suppose, stuffed it with Umbrel. It would have made a nicer ornament, but I wouldn't have learned so much.
Ha! I was just thinking this.
https://iris.to/note1hp7ukkpxvck5jmep60s9rm06urtzma02ey3fxye2gcrx4lwenfwqfqkd2r
Sorry I don't resonate well with the guy. Just a personal gut feeling, nothing tangible.
Oh I know! Try getting a cup of tea at tea time - not happening!
Thx for the zap 😊
What really mystifies me is why people in Australia walk Soooo Slowly when they cross the road. I've been all over the world and Australia is the undisputed world leader in the international sport of Slow Road Crossing.
OMG beaches are covered in tiny blue crabs a lot of the time. They scurry away like a blue tied when you approach and dive down little holes. So cute. Then there are the washed-up bluebottles. And of course crocodiles.
Not as dangerous as Aussie drivers. Seriously.
This didn't age well
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Well surely it simply means mining demand currently exceeds capacity. Meaning more potential ROI for mining and for running systems that take load off miners. Have I overlooked something?
I love them, but I'll probably never get over the gut wrenching feeling whenever I encounter one.