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  • Streamer is CURSED to play only flushes!! | Balatro | VOD

    Welcome back to Balatro, the greatest rogue-like deckbuilder (roguebuilder, if you will). Tonight I will do my best to be the world's greatest Balatro player who ever lived, but it's going to come close a couple of times. PLEASE ignore that Ante One failure.

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    DOOMVEGA is a queer and transgender streamer and artist. He streams video games, art, music, and collaborations with his friends. He also enjoys programming, web development, and gaming in his spare time. He loves sharing his VODs, clips, and highlights from his livestreams.

    Title: Streamer is CURSED to play only flushes!! | Balatro | VOD

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  • How to load your passwords and bookmarks from Google Chrome on Windows that you saved to a USB stick into Chro

    #How to load your passwords and bookmarks from Google Chrome on Windows that you saved to a USB stick into Chromium on Linux.

    This video shows all the steps necessary to do this.

    ##Script

    How to load your passwords and bookmarks from Google Chrome on Windows that you saved to a USB stick into Chromium on Linux

    Chromium is the open source version of Chrome, and it may be more comfortable for people who prefer Chrome to Edge or other browsers. Chromium is not installed by default on Linux Mint, so you have to install it first. This video will show you how to do that, and then how to import your previously saved passwords and bookmarks from Chrome from your USB stick.

    1. In Linux Mint, insert your USB stick into your computer. A file browser window should appear, showing you the files on it.
    2. Now you need to install Chromium on your computer. Click on the Linux Mint menu button at the bottom left of your screen, then on Administration, and then ASoftware Manager.
    3. The software manager window will open, and update its indexes, which may take a minute or so.
    4. Once the featured apps appear, click on the search field at the top left of the window, and type in chromium. After a second or so, a list of matching apps appears. Click on the one that says Chromium web browser.
    5. The information page for Chromium appears. Click on the Install button at the top right of the screen.
    6. You will be prompted for your password. Once you have entered it, click on the Authenticate button. The chromium package will be downloaded and installed. This may take a few seconds.
    7. Once installation has finished, the Install button is replaced by a Launch and a Remove button. Click on the Launch button.
    8. Once Chromium has opened, you can import your passwords and bookmarks. We will start with your bookmarks.
    9. Click on the three dots menu button on the top right of the window, then click on Bookmarks and lists, and qwthen Bookark manager. You will notice how similar the menus look to Chrome on Windows.
    10. The Bookmarks manager screen opens. Click on the three dots menu to the right of the Search bookmarks field, then on Import bookmarks.
    11. The Open File selector appears. Find your USB stick on the panel on the left, and click on it.
    12. You should see your chrome bookmarks file that you exported from chrome on windows. Click on it, and then on the Select button on the bottom right.
    13. Now open up the Bookmarks bar by clicking on the little triangle just to the left of it, and then the triangle next to the Imported sub folder. Inside there, you should see another Bookmarks bar folder. Click on it, and you should see all of your bookmarks displayed.
    14. Click on one of the bookmarks, and then press control and A together on your keyboard. All the bookmarks should then be highlighted in light blue. Click and drag them to the top Bookmarks bar folder on the left.
    15. The bookmarks will then disappear from the right panel, because they have been moved to the Bookmarks bar. Click on the top Bookmarks bar folder again, and you should now see your bookmarks in there.
    16. They will also appear on the bookmarks bar at the top of the window.
    17. Now we will import your passwords. Again, click on the three dots menu at the top right of the window, then on Passwords and autofill, then Password Manager.
    18. The password Manager screen appears, now click on Settings on the left side, then find the Import passwords section on the right panel, and click the Select file button to the right of it.
    19. The Import passwords to Chromium file selector appears. Again, find your USB stick on the left panel, and click it. You should then see your Chrome passwords file that you exported from Chrome on windows. Click on it, and then on the Select button on the bottom right.
    20. A message should then display informing you that the import was successful, and how many passwords were imported. Click on the View passwords button.
    21. A list of passwords that you had saved on Chrome on Windows should then be displayed. You can click on them to see the details saved. Click on the left-facing arrow button to return to the main password list.
    22. Once you are sure you have all of your bookmarks and passwords imported into Chromium, you should probably delete the files off your USB stick.
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    23. But I am now capable of love. 🧡🛒

      ABOUT ROBERTA FIDORA

      Falling somewhere between Bet Lynch, David Lynch, Laurie Anderson and Gerry Anderson, with polite nods to Toyah, Amanda Lear, Siouxsie, Alison Moyet and Sparks, Roberta Fidora is a musician, amateur biography writer and person of disinterest based at the bottom of the UK (previously releasing music under the moniker CURXES) whose output has incorporated everything from broadcasts in dark forests and giant dancing bear puppets to depressed budgerigars, abandoned rocket testing sites and human taxidermy displays, getting shout-outs from the likes of MOJO magazine, The Independent, The Guardian and BBC6Music along the way. She has also contributed to the field recording project Cities & Memory, with the track Huygens appearing on the accompanying CD to Electronic Sound’s special field recording issue, as well as numerous other electronic/electroclash/synthpop releases which can be found on her website: https://www.robertafidora.com.

      Mailing list: https://robertafidora.com/mailing-list 📬

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      Mirlo: https://mirlo.space/robertafidora/releases
      Tip Jar: https://robertafidora.com/tip-jars/824
      Apple Music: https://music.apple.com/gb/song/here-come-the-lucky-ones/1815715889
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      TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@robertafidora

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    25. Offroading My Budget Lifted XC70 In Moab | COMPLETE TRIP | Weekly 109

      Most of the Music I use is by https://www.youtube.com/@LeonellCassio

      Intro Music is (usually) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sg_248rA_1A

      00:00 Intro

      00:29 On the Road
      01:12 Night 1 - Memalouse State Park
      02:29 Day 2 - Watchtower Adventures!
      03:01 XC70 Engine Light
      04:05 Watchtower 1 - Glass Hill
      06:19 Watchtower 2 - Big Tower
      07:27 Watchtower 3 - Shafer Butte
      08:31 Night 2 - Shafer Butte Campground
      11:18 Day 3 - Road to Salt Lake City
      12:29 Day 4 - Salt Lake City & Sum 41
      14:00 Sum 41 & Getting to Camp
      15:54 Night 4 - Camp Cowpasture
      16:36 Day 5 - Road to Zion
      17:53 Zion - Emerald Pools
      18:14 Night 5 - Watchman Campground
      19:19 Day 6 - The Narrows
      22:31 Road to Arches/Moab
      23:14 OFFROADING to Camp
      24:21 Night 6 - BML Designated Campsite
      29:13 Day 7 - Offroading in Moab
      29:57 Gemini Bridges Trail
      33:28 Gemini Bridges
      34:36 Shafer Trail
      38:45 Fiery Furnace Permit
      39:25 Onion Creek Trail
      41:21 Road Back to Camp
      41:42 Offroad Back to Camp
      42:22 Night 7 - BML Designated Campsite
      44:57 Day 8 - Offroading and Arches
      45:18 Offroading Down the Mountain
      45:42 Willow Springs Trail
      48:44 Fiery Furnace
      50:01 Double & Landscape Arches
      50:18 Salt Valley Trail
      51:26 Airing Up
      51:39 First Utah Geocache
      52:21 Night 8 - Driving Home
      53:41 Outro
      54:09 Endcards

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    27. How a Wheatstone bridge works

      Exploring a type 1608-A impedance bridge from General Radio Company

      Marcel figures out how the use an old Wheatstone bridge to measure a resistor.

      Mees is pronounced: maze

      More information and all the documentation:

      https://www.meezenest.nl/mees

      My English channel:

      On PeerTube
      On Odysee

      My Dutch channel:

      On PeerTube
      On Odysee

      Newer videos can also be downloaded via BitTorrent and The Internet Archive

      Support my work:

      https://ko-fi.com/meeselectronics
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      Chapters:

      0:00 Intro
      0:29 Oh my word!
      0:40 The Wheatstone bridge explained
      2:20 Let's build one
      3:02 Measuring a low value resistor
      4:22 How to make it better?
      8:06 Let me recap
      8:42 Testing my new skills
      16:50 Outro
      17:07 Credits

      Gear:

      BlackMagic cameras with vintage Takumar and Pentax lenses.

      Animations:

      Manim

      Editing and colour grading:

      Kdenlive

      Music:

      George Street Shuffle by Kevin MacLeod (www.chosic.com/free-music/all/) CC BY 3.0

      (C)2025 Marcel Konstapel

      This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

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    Welcome to this PeerTube instance! Mostly we are here to view stuff, but if you want to post videos, we can provide you with some space. I'm not certain how long we'll be around.