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Re: on Friday September 09, 2022 @04:41PM (#32784659)
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Show HN: DevOps NIGHTMARE – not so simple CLI game that will make you go insane

I've created game for linux system administrators and DevOps. It will check your command line skills.To run the game, just enter:docker run --rm -ti unknow/devops_nightmare- there is no instruction - take a look and find out what to do...It's something like escape room, but inside a docker container.99% of CLI tools are REMOVED - try to achieve everything in DIFFERENT way. Share you thoughts...

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It's similar, but there are few differences:

1) My service is 100% free. Don't have to by my patron on patreon to unlock any features ;)

2) You can specify ANY videos (one-by-one) that You want to watch, not whole channel, or playlist

3) You can edit Your podcast later and add additional movies to it

So it's +/- same, but there are differences. You have to chose one, based on your needs (and budget sometimes).

I'm author of that tool. It allows iPhone/iPad users to convert list of YouTube URLs to RSS feed, compatible with native Podcasts application.

This feed works fine also with other podcast/videocast apps on any iOS/Android device (tested on few Android apps also).

All videos added to that feed (feeds are editable) are automatically downloaded to phone/tablet.

By default, 360p video is downloaded, but user is able to change quality to 720p (if available) on 'edit feed' page.

My future goals:

- give users ability to personalize cover+description of newly created feed, then this feed could be sent to 'Apple Podcasts Connect' as new videocast

- support Youtube playlists/channels, not only direct video links

- support other video hosting services (like vimeo etc)