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the thing that's holding up the "backing up physical media" section of the datahoarding page is i don't know of a program that can rip entire audio CD's at a time. ive been using WMP on win7 and winXP to do that my entire life so... like.
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i realised in a cold sweat earlier that i hadn't changed out the debug alt text on my gamelog section for actual descriptions! so if you see me messing with all my gamelogs, that's why.
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badgraph1csghost
3 months ago
jsyk "0Brename.html" got renamed to sandbox.html (not sure why the preview is broken rn but we)
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cherrycloudchiffon
3 months ago
Eff yeah, Antiques Roadshow is everything. I loved hearing the reactions of the value listings for an antique item.
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Hi! Was wondering if I could email you? I have more questions abt CDN's n such that google isn't much help with so far, I also wanted to send you the specific part of the site I use for filehosting's TOU that makes me wonder If i am breaking it and using their site as a CDN. If you're not comfy with email tho we can totally chat on here! Im gonna reply to this with a excerpt from their TOU For context Iuse htmlembeds
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krystalspalace
3 months ago
"Linking image assets on your for-profit/non-profit and private/personal website/blog as direct link to image(s) i.e. to use lensdump as a CDN (Content Delivery Network) is strictly prohibited"
badgraph1csghost
3 months ago
yeah, they're totally misusing the term. what you're doing is "hotlinking". whoever wrote the tou didnt know the difference.
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"why is the new drawing yellow?" I drew it on a 3x5 PostIt note. I hadn't planned on colouring it in but my coloured pencils were calling to me.
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fun fact: did you know that chatgpt can't understand leetspeak? 3v3n 7h3 b451c k1nd. can't do it. use that how you will. (EDIT: it actually can understand bog-standard alphanumerical leet. TBD about the advanced ASCII/Unicode stuff though)
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I personally use Music Bee, basically a modern verison of Winamp, there's just a simple button to rip audio from cds that will either A. look up online about the cds info and insert it there. or B. you can just edit it if they can't find it. You can also use it as a pretty good music player.
that's a good start, especially for people who havent jettisoned windows yet. now we need one for linux.