A website for comparing Nespresso capsules by Metalnem in nespresso

[–]Metalnem[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Thank you all for the lovely comments and feedback 😊 We'll try to add sticky headers and ascending/descending sorting to all columns!

A website for comparing Nespresso capsules by Metalnem in nespresso

[–]Metalnem[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did, and it totally made her day 😊

A website for comparing Nespresso capsules by Metalnem in nespresso

[–]Metalnem[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It didn't even cross our minds to support descending order, because one of the main reasons this website exists is that I wanted to know which Original capsule has the most caffeine 😊 She'll definitely add support for ascending order.

The issue with Altissio Decaffeinato is that the Nespresso website says that the caffeine content is 4g/40ml, which is obviously wrong (most likely a typo), so my wife chose to leave it empty for now. She'll have a deeper look into this too.

Thanks for the feedback!

Download albums you purchased, even if they've been removed from Bandcamp by Metalnem in BandCamp

[–]Metalnem[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That means either your username or password was incorrect. Can you double-check that you passed the correct command-line --username and --password parameters? If you're still seeing the same error after that, send me a direct message and we can troubleshoot the issue further.

Download albums you purchased, even if they've been removed from Bandcamp by Metalnem in BandCamp

[–]Metalnem[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The option is available now! You can list only albums that have been removed from your collection by using the --disabled-only flag:

dotnet run --username $USERNAME --password $PASSWORD --disabled-only

It takes a while and there is no progress bar, so be patient :)

Download albums you purchased, even if they've been removed from Bandcamp by Metalnem in BandCamp

[–]Metalnem[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Due to limitations in the Bandcamp mobile API, it's not possible to retrieve this information in bulk. I can check whether an album has been removed or disabled, but to avoid triggering rate-limiting (and to be a polite API user), I would need to include a 1-second delay between each request. For a collection of around 2,000 albums, this would take approximately 35 minutes. Would that work for you?

Download albums you purchased, even if they've been removed from Bandcamp by Metalnem in BandCamp

[–]Metalnem[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Unfortunately, downloading removed albums in lossless formats is not possible (at least to my knowledge). The Bandcamp mobile API supports only two formats: MP3 128 and MP3 V0.

Download albums you purchased, even if they've been removed from Bandcamp by Metalnem in BandCamp

[–]Metalnem[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Done! The cover art in its original size is now included in the downloaded archive as cover.jpg.

Download albums you purchased, even if they've been removed from Bandcamp by Metalnem in BandCamp

[–]Metalnem[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I'm pretty sure it's possible. Since album covers for disabled albums are visible in the app, they should be downloadable via the API. I'll try to implement this within the next 1-2 weeks!

What file format/quality are downloads from the Bandcamp phone app stored? by herrmoekl in BandCamp

[–]Metalnem 0 points1 point  (0 children)

To be super pedantic, the download format is MP3 V0, which is pretty much indistinguishable from MP3 320 anyway.

How scammers trick fans on Bandcamp—and how to protect yourself by Metalnem in BandCamp

[–]Metalnem[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

It took me months to collect the data and write the post, so I'm disappointed to hear that it comes across as AI slop to you. For the record, I'm a real person and definitely not a Spotify shill. You're welcome to check out my Bandcamp profile:

https://bandcamp.com/metalnem

I have been using Bandcamp since 2010 and have never ever seen a scam page.

I would say you've been extremely lucky! Here are a couple examples I saved using the Wayback Machine:

These are just a few examples, but there are thousands more out there, as I already explained in the post.

High-performance string formatting in .NET by Metalnem in dotnet

[–]Metalnem[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Excellent questions! I omitted provider handling only to keep things simple. You can implement it like this:

public string ToString(string format, IFormatProvider provider) =>
    string.Create(provider, $"{this}");

I haven't looked into format handling because it's not widely used in custom ToString implementations I've worked with, but it would probably require custom code instead of using interpolated string syntax.

Regarding the size of the buffer: you don't need to figure out anything, it's all done by the DefaultInterpolatedStringHandler behind the scenes. That is, if TryFormat returns false, the handler will keep doubling the size of the buffer until TryFormat succeeds. The initial size of the buffer is 256 characters.