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October 29, 2021

Nuclear-Powered Submarines for Australia? Maybe Not So Fast. - The New York Times

Australia’s plan to build the submarines with U.S. and British help faces big hurdles. Supporters say they can be overcome. Critics say they may be too much.

GitHub - crazydevman/mute-profanity: XBMC add-on used to mute profanity

XBMC add-on used to mute profanity

Create New Filter

Localy stored movies played via kodi (available on most platforms except ios) or MrMc (available on ios) have the ability to mute audio (profanity) or skip designated scenes. This is controlled via an .edl file.
Filterflix will read an uploaded subtitle file and create an .edl file to mute profanities. (Any desired skip scenes would need to be added manually later as these obviously can not be determined from a subtitle file.) The created .edl file (named exactly the same as the movie file other than the extension .edl) needs to be placed in the same folder as the movie.

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[OPEN BETA] Mute Profanity

I wrote a work around for TV Shows in October, I am going to try and write it clearer here. It is like two extra steps but we watch alot of TV Shows and it's worth it to my family!

[HOW TO] Library Node Examples

The big difference for the user between folder type custom nodes and rule type custom nodes is the drill down behaviour when you select an item. There are internal implementation differences too, the database queries are more efficient on folder type, but what can be achived is more limited than the flexible rules that can be created with the rule type.

Toggl: Time Tracking, Project Planning and Hiring Tools to Help Teams Work Better

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A Simple Piece of Steel and Wheels Is Holding Up the Global Supply Chain - WSJ

Truckers in Southern California are struggling to move containers from port terminals and rail yards because of a shortage of the chassis that carry the boxes