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Chrome and Edge ship with Widevine; Helium, ungoogled-chromium, and similar builds don’t, so DRM-protected sites simply refuse to play.
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Good open-source replacements have been scarce since Typora went paid.
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podlet is enough for simple conversions.
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Cracking (patching) a Steam game comes down to three approaches: use Unsteam or uc-online2 when you want online play among patched copies, GBE Fork when single-player or LAN is enough.
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OpenViking memory paths ended up with two parallel directory trees: entities/infrastructure/ and entities/基础设施/ holding the same kind of content.
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Scenario A home server runs a bunch of services and has no public IP.
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Goroutines are the core of Go concurrency interviews, but this series already covers most of the ground in separate posts: the scheduler in Go GMP Model, channel semantics and the memory model in Go channel, locks in Go Mutex, context in Go Context, and Go
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When you back up a directory with restic or Backrest, and that directory contains live databases like PostgreSQL or SQLite, copying the data files directly can leave you with a backup that won’t start — or worse, one that starts silently with corrupt data.
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Go context interview notes.
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Interview notes on Go + Redis distributed locks.