I recently tried to use a program called RipperX to rip a music cd and encode in to mp3 or ogg vorbis.
The use of this software failed, as it was unable to connect to the cddb information database URL provided, and was also unable to connect to another database, which I found.
I set about looking for an alternative in the Linuxmint Repositories and found a program called Asander.
This works really well, and actually connects correctly to the database and pulls in the track information. The default file format is ogg,vorbis (.ogg) which is fine, if you want .mp3, you need to install other software.
For some reason we are going to trust our safety and privacy when it comes to AI to big tech, who clearly can't be trusted to police their own platforms properly.
Joy on Israeli offensive: Bombings are funded using our tax dollars. We should ask some questions
This article on the ReidOut is excellent, well researched, well presented and makes a good few excellent point.
If you need to re-read the Bible Reference it is here
3 Now go, attack the Amalekites and totally destroy[a] all that belongs to them. Do not spare them; put to death men and women, children and infants, cattle and sheep, camels and donkeys.’” [1]
We had a busy code club today. Lots of fixing netbooks, installing operating systems, troubleshooting and of course some coding.
We also had attendees working on their own projects, including a Pokemon related projects.
I also assisted another attendee with an electronics project.
So we now have several netbooks, that are fully working and managed to transfer keyboards over so they also had full keyboards. Replaced a missing key on some other keyboards, which is quite a delicate takes that requires a good degree of patience.
What we need now is to find STEM ambassador help us make a multi boot usb stick so all the installers can be on a single usb stick which will free up the others. I know this can be done, just not sure how to do it, or how to fix things if it doesn't work.
Next Code Club
The next code club is on 18/11/2023
Next week 11th November is the STEM group meeting.
A collaboration between Peter Jackson, Paul and Ringo, and a bit of AI has resulted in a brand new song by the Beatles. Using an old demo tape that belonged to John Lennon.