@vidister surely more like 4.2

@vidister@chaos.social with love, I hate you

@vidister is this by stream, packets, or bytes?

@vidister the conversations below remind me that someone did make an ffmpegFS module. https://github.com/nschlia/ffmpegfs read-only FS in tandem with ffmoeg to dynamically transcode media.

@vidister btrfs actually does sound better than ext4

@vidister@chaos.social monsieur @skobkin@lor.sh (with a stress on the "i") might enjoy this tread as much as I did

@vidister @nixCraft They deleted it, lol.

Sure of it because it's still accessible to this server, you just can't load it.

@vidister@chaos.social @nixCraft@mastodon.social lmfao they deleted the toot now

@vidister heh the posting is gone

@vidister fucking same

@vidister aw, I wanna give this person a hug 🫂

@vidister setting this as my GitHub status now

@vidister plot twist: non of them? :P

@vidister haha guessed correctly, though I've only used one of them I think

Now you can go ahead and map the screen brightness to media keys on your keyboard, write a script to adapt it to the sunrise/sunset or even connect it to your Home Assistant.

Oh, and I'm sure that there are tools for other OSes as well. I know that I used one on MacOS years ago.

@vidister wasn't there like a handful of displays that can be bricked with it too or was that just a false rumor?

I really wish mine (LG 27GL850, not even that old) supported source switching, but it doesn't :/

@vidister Thank you for that information. It works great with my Dell monitors from around 2015. On Arch this module is available as ddcci-driver-linux-dkms in the AUR. I thought it wasn't enabled as first as I didn't think it was an out-of-tree one

@vidister @smitty /me laughs in PowerShell.

@vidister soo true!

@vidister@chaos.social adduser - busybox
useradd - system

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