I watch quite a bit of anime and a lot of subtitles seem to be in a format that includes advanced features such as stretching/shrinking text, rotation, karaoke effects and what have you. I think the sub format is actually called .ass or .ssa, but don’t quote me on that.

Anywho, I tried watching some random anime a few years back and was using VLC at the time. VLC detected the subtitles, but couldn’t do anything outside of just displaying them. It couldn’t do the advanced effects. So, I switched to MPV which just worked and have been using it ever since. As I said, this was a few years back and VLC probably can do advanced subtitles at this point, but eh. I’m too used to MPV now.

I think it’s the recently deceased US republican senator Lindsey Graham.

No, just have nothing to show.

Until I read your comment I was wondering what was wrong with it. Didn’t notice the ring on the right hand either. Anyway, much appreciated.

I bet he was using a ouija board.

Well, you seem to have given this issue considerable thought. Here’s hoping it works out for you.

Man, that’s a whole lot of homework just to access a Microsoft account. In addition, Windows has a nasty habit of rolling back changes every time there’s a major update (like upgrading from build 24H2 to 25H2), so the tweaks listed might not even stick.

If you thought imagined the automaker’s leadership would have turned against AI over the whole episode, think again — per The Verge, it’s added more than 100,000 new AI-powered tests to identify edge cases and stress software systems.

And nothing of value was learned.

Pros: You have the freedom to do almost anything on it

Cons: …including fucking everything up

I’m running Artix Linux with dinit and worry not, Mullvad does work. It just needs an additional step. I followed the instructions from this Artix forum topic, so I can vouch for that. I later discovered I probably could have just installed this AUR package, but I never tested that. The AUR also seems to have packages for runit and openrc, if that’s more your speed. You may want to do a test run in VirtualBox or something.

Anyway, good luck!

What’s with the random kishin in there?

“When I say jump, you say how high!”

“No, not like that!”

It feels like people admitting their mistakes is a rarity these days. Good on Gitlab!

And we should listen to this snake oil salesman why?

…and independently maintained by one developer for the entire world…

This makes me uneasy. Hats off to them and best of luck to their endeavours, but I would still rather choose Void simply due to the fact that there’s a team behind the project as opposed to one individual. Something happens to them and then what?

More Chromium. Yay.

Actually, there’s still stuff like localmonero and bisq which were non-KYC when I last checked, but your point still stands.

What this basically is is signees asking Google to fix the problem that Google itself caused. I hope for other people’s sake that this goes through, but since we’re talking about Google, I am all but convinced that Google will pull something like this again in the future.

Well, for this meme specifically, because it’s a waste of water and electricity to “create” a meme that already exists.

You’re right, it doesn’t mean that. But they do all suck.