Brutalist architecture should be super effective against vampires.

Also IKEA furniture.

I was only aware of the m.2 variants.

Still, it’s a thing to be bought which I have not had to do for years for my media solution.

It’s an interesting idea to patch the holes when absolutely no srt files are available.
But why not have an open repository where already present srt files could be shared by people.
We could call it libre-subs or something like that.

That’s still another thing that needs to be bought, installed, and fed with power.
My low power would likely melt trying to run Whisper.

You just need a GPU running in realtime along side your video playback to analyse what is being played instead of a single text file with timecodes.

Progress!

The way the 9-11 oysters are named implies that it’s a surprise which amount between 9 and 11 you might get.

Facebook is, as far as I can tell, a lot more user-centric which might lead to a ‘Everything is about you’ mentality. So commenters over there might be more prone to think that whatever they have to say is relevant and could add value. While lemmy-likes are a lot more content focused, not even highlighting the user name of authors a lot. So comments have to be able to exist on their own without a ‘face’ connected to it. Not sure if this makes sense.