I see Mozilla is upholding their commitment to "Responsible 'AI'" by [checks release notes] allowing you to embed whatever piece of shit LLM you want directly in the browser.
Imagine if Mozilla was like... good. What if every new Firefox release had good features, instead of instilling a sense of dread as they squander their dwindling relevance chasing absolute twaddle
@ifixcoinops Oh, let me tell you about the worst mug I own (photo attached).
Many many many years ago, someone I know went to a lot of effort to make this for me. I immediately loathed it, but mumbled some kind of thanks. It got used a bit in a pinch, but I just really disliked it. Next move, it went to Goodwill with a bunch of other accumulated junk I couldn't fit.
And some months later, someone who knew me found it at the Goodwill, bought it, and gave it back to me. I mumbled some kind of thanks.
Haven't tried to give it away again, I've the feeling it might keep turning up.
If Apple, Google, and Microsoft didn't have entrenched platform monopolies, garbage like the Microsoft "AI" spyware likely wouldn't even get built. The market doesn't want what they're selling, but users have no choice but to take whatever abuse the vendors heap upon them, because they can't easily switch to a better product.
And they have monopolies because the US government won't enforce antitrust laws. All technology is political.
(Don't "Linux" me, I've been running it longer than you've probably been alive, I know what it can and cannot do.)
Based on what I was reading last night, it seems like the two options for FLAC-with-chapters is .flac file with embedded cue sheet, or FLAC stream in m4b container. The latter seems more promising.
I have some FLAC files of The Hitchhiker's Guide radio series. These are ripped directly from my CDs, which have the episodes broken into multiple tracks.
I want one FLAC per episode, *but* I also want the track splits to be chapter stops within that.
Is there a tool out there that does this already, or do I get to write one?
Concatenating *without* adding chapter stops / metadata is trivial, and I know how to do that already.