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I always try yt-dlp first with the website URL. If that doesn't work I either try the URL shown in the network tab in the debug menu or try to find a video source URL by inspecting the video html container.

Once I've found a URL using one of those methods I again throw it at yt-dlp

That's generally a very good rule.

Personally if there is something I want I tell myself to wait at least a week, look at alternatives, etc and then see if I still "need" it.

Aren't function pointers against the MISRA standard?

I'm not saying they are bad because they can be really useful but when it comes to writing safe code I believe their usage is heavily discouraged

I didn't know about that tool. Thanks for sharing

for me it's typically any game I play with friends

I believe there are also the acronyms hass for homeassistant or HAOS for homeassistant OS.

Hobby electronics?

Need a small part? Better buy 10 in case you break one and because it's only marginally more expensive than getting one. Now repeat for every project you do

Not sure if that's what you mean by heavy but I recently watched 1984 and while the movie is good I found it kind of hard to watch. Possibly because a lot of the story and background information was only indirectly said or hinted at and you had to actually pay attention and think about what you saw.

I guess I'm just used to modern cinema where everything is very in your face

On the Clara 2E and newer readers you don't even have to interact with the database anymore. You can plug in the reader using USB and edit a config file to enable Sideload mode which will remove the login screen and default home page and instead deposit you straight into the library menu.

Huh, today I learned

On the topic of SMB. If OP is mostly interested in accessing the music from their phone, a symfonium + SMB server setup may be even easier than setting up navidrome

Huh. Nice