ONLYOFFICE allows you to connect your own local Ollama instance.

How do I become an employee of your org?

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What’s malania movie?

There’s no link.

I want a pi(e) in my hole too.

Can someone provide a TLDR?

I have a 2017 Air. I used it as a home server for about 2 years with Debian, running some docker containers. Currently, I have installed Fedora on it, and i use it for light tasks.

It has a 5th gen i5, 8gb ram. It can’t do a lot, bust still good enough for me as a secondary device.

No. It is working fine for me.

ytboob.com

It does not proxy the real video, they download and create a mirror. You do not connect to YouTube at all, directly or indirectly.

India said yes. We were kind of enslaved by the Britishers.

If that video contains some kind of nudity, it is possible to find it on a site like ytboob. Otherwise there is no way to watch it without an account.

This doesn’t work on age-restricted videos. You need to pass browser cookies where you have logged in to download such videos.

Do you remember the name of the film?

I bought a film DVD from a local shop (pirated, of course) and 2 songs and a few minutes before the interval didn’t play properly, probably due to the disc being scratched or something.

If you’re wondering, “songs?”… It was a Bollywood film. We had a lot of songs in films. Now a days, there’s like 3 or 4 songs, ~3 minutes each. Up to around 2010, especially in the 80s and 90s films used to have 8-10 songs, some even 5-6 minutes long.

Umm… If you write दिन as दीन, it is supposed to sound different. First is din (shorter e sound), second one would be spoken as deen (llonger e sound). In some cases words could mean something else if these vowel sounds are different, but would not offend anyone. Same thing in Gurmukhi. Also, Punjabi can be written in Shahmukhi script (in which Urdu is written) which is actually the standard in Pakistan. In India, it is written in Gurumukhi only.

Hindi - कृपया दिन के अंत में कुर्सियों को इक्कठा करके रख दें। (Kripya din ke ant me kursiyon ko ikkattha krke rakh dein.)

Punjabi - ਕਿਰਪਾ ਕਰਕੇ ਦਿਨ ਦੇ ਅੰਤ ਵਿੱਚ ਕੁਰਸੀਆਂ ਨੂੰ ਕਠ੍ਹਾ ਕਰ ਦਿਓ। (Kirpa krke din de ant wich kursiyan nu kattha kar deo.)

Vocally, these two sound very similar, as if one is a different dialect, but are actually considered different languages. Also, I didn’t do exact translation, I used what someone would say when they mean this. Like instead of saying stacking, I am saying collect, bringing them together or something like that.

What?

Did it work?

My father’s a Hindu priest. I have seen some people conversing in Sanskrit.