Is there a program to download flac files from Tidal? I've just downloaded some "flacs" from deezloader and they are just a bunch of mp3 converted to flac, so fuck that shit.
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Jordan Rivera
Anthony Williams
damn, if that's true that sucks
but not gonna worry about it then
Benjamin Anderson
Is there a way to save all the thumbnails of images in a folder with their original filenames as separate images?
Kayden King
The easiest solution would be to format the input to have a scientific notation and then use the exponent to determine the prefix via a dictionary (as Python doesn't offer a case/switch statment).
>I dont know much about Python
Me neither. That's why my solution feels convoluted as hell. But here you go.
import sys
from decimal import Decimal
def format_number(in_number):
unit="Ω"
prefix_list = { -9: "n",
-6: "μ",
-3: "m",
0: "",
3: "k",
6: "M",
9: "G" }
# Change input to scientific notation and split to get exponent
exponent=int("{:.2E}".format(Decimal(in_number)).split('E')[1])
# Floor exponents to multiples of 3 (e.g. 5 -> 3)
exponent=3*(exponent//3)
# Adjust numbers to the new exponent (e.g. 1*10^5 -> 100*10^3)
out_number=in_number/10**exponent
# Fixed decimal number not optimal
# Avoids ugly output though (e.g. 1000000.023 -> 1.0000000230000001 MΩ)
return "{:.3f} ".format(out_number)+prefix_list[exponent]+unit
number=float(sys.argv[1])
print(format_number(number))
Luis Gonzalez
They're all in a folder called music. Then music is broken up into Albums, Anime, Classical, Doujin, Film and Game.
Within Albums are normal bands and within their folders are their albums.
Within Anime is a list of Anime folders, within them are any relevant music released for the show/series.
Within Classical, Classical/Contemporary/Indian, then within those, the albums.
etc etc, though the sorting doesn't really matter most of the time. Use a utility like mp3tag to quickly set overarching genres for swathes of your music (Metal, Game, J-Pop, Instrumental, etc), then sort by genre in foobar or whatever program you use.
Evan Morgan
I've just built a PC with new parts and every now and then there's a sound that sounds kind of like an HDD under load, however I only have an m.2 SSD in it. What could be the source of the noise? I've got a case that's a PITA to open so figured I'd ask here.
Gavin Murphy
where are some good places to look for remote pentesting job offers? places like indeed don't really have much to offer as far as I can tell.
Do you just post your qualifications on linkedin and hope for some recruiter to find you?
Jason Nguyen
my upload doesn't work at all and refuses to upload even the tiniest image.
Whats going on?
Christopher Perry
Is spybot search and destroy still be best anti malware software.
Isaac Evans
Maybe a power supply fan.