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:rain_cloud: :thunder_cloud_and_rain: :rain_cloud: :rain_cloud: :rain_cloud: :rain_cloud: :rain_cloud: :rain_cloud: :rain_cloud: :woman-walking: š¶
Yes, I stayed dry by staying in-doors š Which is a good job as the heavens opened just before I was going to leave the house.
I am revisiting the SAML service provider code that I wrote ~2 years ago when I had just started this job. I figured it would be hard to find my way around in, but I was surprised to discover that it actually was very decoupled, very modularā¦ probably some of the best code I have ever written in a professional setting. I think itās ācause I really spent a long time getting into the nitty gritty of both how SAML and how Pedestal worked at that time. Canāt say the same thing about the other code that I spend most of my time hacking onā¦
This week I am mostly converting my music into opus encoded files... as my phone does not have a CD player š (but has an obscene amount of storage for a phone (120Gb)
Yes, Ogg Opus is a greatly improved implementation of the Ogg Vorbis audio codec. Opus is supported by https://sourceforge.net/projects/vlc/ so pretty much works everywhere as VLC is everywhere (even my android phone) I use the Asunder CD ripper and I can convert music (and probably video) files using ffmpeg too, using the libopus codec
ffmpeg -i original-file.wma -b:a 128k -c:a libopus ouptut-file.opus
where -b:a
is the audio bitrate and -c:a
is the audio codecGotta say Ray, I find a real artistry to your photos! I feel an attention to composition and balance.
@raymcdermott āthis library started by @borkdude and some other random peopleā. Man, get your shit together :)