Tradional Usage
  tar {A|c|d|r|t|u|x}[GnSkUWOmpsMBiajJzZhPlRvwo] [ARG...]

It is invigorating.

dd if=/dev/urandom of=/dev/null  

Feel free to fork.

Im so pleased whenever I see developers hosting their own repos. It just feels like its meant to be, straight from the source and official.

Sam Altman Absolutely Hates the Idea of People Running Their Own AI Models at Home, Argues They Shouldn’t Own Computers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SELinux#History

Thought this was a joke but turns out it is a serious joke of a library for rendering ASCII art.

I rather write garage code than using slop

source : https://mastodon.social/@itsfoss/117502516332558662

Edit: I ended up piping ffmpeg into ssh to which through single quotes (or the -t switch, according to the manual) I gave the MPV command. I also needed to encode the streams, because either the layer one infrastructure couldn't handle the transmission or the receiving/playing computer couldn't decode fast enough (an old T480). Thank you @dgdft@lemmy.world ! The only thing I missed was that I had never actually ssh:ed into this particular computer, so the command got caught up in weird... "Situations" haha. Enabling public key authentication solved that. The final resulting command:

ffmpeg -f v4l2 -i [my video card] -f alsa -i [my sound card] -c:v libx264 -crf 18 -preset superfast -c:a flac -f nut pipe:1 | ssh -p [port] username@otherhost 'mpv [a buttload of options] -'  

I am watching VHS tapes with ffmpeg and piping it into MPV with ffmpeg -f v4l2 -i [my video card] -f alsa -i [my sound card] -c copy -f nut pipe:1 | mpv -. The reason I'm not just playing the video and audio stream off of my capture device is because I want to be able to adjust audio delay in real time with MPV hotkeys. This works well so far. Now, I want to grab the stream from another computer on my LAN. How do I do that? I've been thinking of sshfs, but I can't mount the capture card. Should I stream into a file on the server which I then mount on the client side with sshfs? If I did that, I'd have to delete the file that my command created every time I watched something, no?