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Cake day: February 19th, 2024

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  • I’ve got an older laptop running Debian with Kodi. I affixed it to the wall behind my main TV. It was definitely a chore to setup Kodi how I like it, but now I love it.

    • Ads blocked on YouTube.
    • IPTV included - I have Pluto channels plus 100-200 random channels found online. It can get complicated with EPGs, but I wrote some scripts for cron to update.
    • I use Qbittorrent for downloading. It’s a separate program but it’s great and the downloads are included in Kodi automatically.
    • I never used PlexJellyFin. I don’t know why that would be one addon. I’ve used the Plex addon and it works fine… Ultimately I just moved my files to Kodi laptop so I don’t use Plex anymore. Similarly I’m not sure why anybody would use JellyFin and Kodi at the same time.
    • I’m pretty sure there are addons for Netflix and Prime but I haven’t used them. It seems like the Netflix addon is pretty legit at least.
    • Weather - Kodi as a cool weather setup.
    • Music - Kodi is great for personal library as well as many addons.
    • Remore - I use a FLIRC with a GE universal remote. It works great.





















  • As a “mathematician”… Yeah this is phony AF. Typical “AI” bullshit.

    The field of application of Grothendieck’s toposes goes beyond the strictly mathematical framework. It makes it possible to connect literary works, which seem at first glance to have nothing in common, as evidenced by the connection between Homer’s The Iliad, Kurāʿ’s al-Muntakhab and Dostoyevsky’s The Idiot. This connection could in turn enrich research on topos, if it is taken seriously as an archeology [20], which invites to deepen the knowledge of things beyond binary oppositions to explore how things are formed

    lmao. fraud. Foucault is cool and all, but dude was not writing about categories and sheaves. Not even close.

    With Poincaré, we discover that building a bridge between things –a topos– can arise from an intuition

    lol no. They can’t just call anything a “topos”. That’s not how math works. This paper is entertaining but that’s about it.