In looking at this software, it seems like it will fit my needs, but I thought I would ask before I try it:
I listen to a wifi radio at night (ccrane model), but want to add my own stations. For example, there is a Neil Degrasse Tyson station that plays older episodes and Art Bell has one (that are obviously not live), but they are stations on the Internet that I can play from from my wifi player.
For example, I would like to download 100 podcasts of a blogger and then have station1 be a random stream of all of their shows. I can imagine that I have a few stations of my favorite bloggers. Automatic downloading of RSS would be nice, but I can download manually if needed.
Ideally if a stream has 0 listeners, it isn't using up my wifi bandwidth (I'll host a local home server) and only starts streaming once a connection connects.
I will be the only one listening.
Thoughts? Thanks!
This is what I want. Just Youtube w/o ads, but it is $14/month/USD. TY Premium includes music; Spotify costs $12/month/USD.
Premium is over priced.
Youtube really doesn't want you to buy Premium, they want the data more than the money.
Looking forward to v7 and intro docs that only use "even more" Modern Perl.
For a bigger push, we should all volunteer on those "Do X in Y" language sites and add Perl examples. Same with Amazon Lambda and other opportunities where pick your language is available.
Also a modern OO seems nice, though not sure what is in it.
Would also like to see a default async library (maybe POE, but I never used it and find the name a bit strange for a default...but then I like Tokio...) Not my area at all, but an opinionated way of async seems nice.
It allows you to move the cursor up/down w/o regards to the end of line.
If you move the cursor up to a line and you are passed the end of line and you type 'c', then a bunch of spaces are added then the 'c'.
Basically it allows you to move up/down and have the cursor stay the the same column instead of moving left/right to hug the end of line...I really like it :-)
If you normally use a search engine for programming questions, I suggest you only look back (up to) 2 years for Rust questions...I found lots of older posts that were outdated...There are tons of Rust learning materials...again, go with recent ones.