You should be able to pass multiple -ss and -to flags. Should look something like this;
ffmpeg -i "E01 - Part One [x265].mkv" -ss 00:05:50 -to 00:11:00 -c copy 1.mkv -ss 00:58:00 -to 00:68:00 -c copy 2.mkv
ffmpeg -i 1.mkv -i 2.mkv -filter_complex "[0:0][0:1][1:0][1:1]concat=n=2:v=1:a=1[outv][outa]" -map "[outv]" -map "[outa]" output.mkv
I’ve confirmed that this works fine.
Yeah. They’re doing a good job so far. Current arc moving incredibly quickly though. You can tell they want to end on Chimera ant arc.
automate installation of a list of apps
Not really. I’m sure you could set something up using fdroidcl or eget or something to grab apk’s from Github, but nothing would be “automated.”
lol not really. Not a single piracy measure I’ve ever come across was anything more than a 3-5 minute Google fix away.
(it was nvidia related)
lel we got 'im, boys. /s
While democracy burns, democrats do absolute dick.
Can’t you just vpn to another vpn ?
Won’t even have to. Just use any VPN provider outside of Italy that doesn’t have to comply with Italian law. lol.
I’ve been pirating a long time. Not once have I been inconvenienced by any anti-Piracy measure. There’s always another way around.
Email is like, the worst possible option. Check out Apprise. Super easy to setup Telegram or Discord notifications via webhooks. Takes like a minute.
Yes, but you won’t have access to most of its features other than just typing. Since you’re using Graphene and Google Play/Google Play Services are sandboxed cutting network permissions from Gboard should be enough to completely disable its phone to home.
If you need a tutorial on how to install pen-testing tools, it’s probably best you just don’t install them…
From literally the same thread: https://lemm.ee/comment/14867214
lol ok.
we stole this AI model because it’s cheap and works great and we totally “took out all the bad stuff.” Come buy API tokens. lelz.
Forgejo. ♥
Github uses its own proprietary platform which it resells, Github Enterprise.
Gitlab uses a FOSS alternative engine, but IMO it’s super heavy for 90% of use cases.
Forgejo checks all the right boxes. Lightweight. FOSS. Still not convinced? Check out Gitea.
Now to guess which ones will still be maintained in 5 years 😆
If you figure it out, lemme know. lol
That’s… Interesting. I’ve been using Ventoy professionally for like… 2-3 years now and I’ve not once had an issue with daily use. Unironically like 2500-3000 uses without issue.
Generally Ventoy is better than both. Choose a dedicated flash storage, flash Ventoy to it, then click and drag as many ISO’s as can fit on your drive and you can boot from any one of them at any time.
Much better than Etcher or Rufus, IMO.
Here ya go: https://selfh.st/apps/
Will cover about 90% of your bases there. You can even look up proprietary software and it will show you self-hostable alternatives.
My goto would be wireguard, is that still a good option?
Yes.
Private cloud/File server
https://selfh.st/apps/?tag=File+Sharing
Is a local video streaming app actually useful for a rare watcher of movies etc, or can they be streamed directly from the file server?
You can do it any number of ways. I have it setup a pretty cool way, I think. I leave my PC on all the time. I also have a home NAS with all my media files on it. I host Jellyfin server on my PC and in the Jellyfin settings link to the network location of the files (\\nas\media\tv, etc). Works great, especially for transcoding because I run the server on my Windows PC, it gets access to my GPU for transcoding. Really great setup I like to think. Only drawback being you have to leave your PC on all the time, which doesn’t bother me.
Is Docker the way to go for everything? or just install on the machine directly?
There are alternatives to docker, like LXC but they’re not as widely used as Docker. So unfortunately…
Another option for you could be Hyper-V if you don’t mind using your PC to run containers. I like it better than running docker containers.
I tried to setup Plex and it was just about the most god-awful experience I’ve ever had. It was unnecessarily complex to accommodate their cloud infrastructure setup.
Installing Jellyfin took like… 2 minutes and I’ve had no issues since.
Only thing I don’t like about Jellyfin is the metadata engine, which I have disabled and just use TinyMediaManager and save everything to .nfo which is picked up by Jellyfin immediately. Works great.