Well, it’s not as quite bad as learning English from !i_itrl@feddit.org.

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I mean if one reads his stuff it’s rather obvious he must have had a German governess.

From their early childhood the Wilde boys had a French nanny and a German governess, so that they grew up speaking German as well as French.

Beiguß: https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/mono/10.4324/9781351198714-3/oscar-wilde-germany-germany-oscar-wilde-patrick-bridgwater

For a simple distraction-free control via Linux’s command line, you can install mpg123 and add the following script files to /usr/bin/ or /usr/local/bin/:

/usr/local/bin/soma:

#! /usr/bin/bash
kill $(pgrep mpg123)
mpg123 -@ http://somafm.com/nossl/$1.pls

/usr/local/bin/somaoff:

#! /usr/bin/bash
kill $(pgrep mpg123)

Make them executable for everyone by running sudo chmod a+x /usr/local/bin/soma /usr/local/bin/somaoff.

You can now run from your console (or from KRunner on KDE, or via :sh from within helix):

# Tune into station "Lush"
soma lush 
# Turn Soma off
somaoff

Works fine from a tty as well, even with bluetooth on my OpenSUSE at least.

The specific station names to enter after soma are the ones in the URL of each station’s webpage, e.g. “folkfwd” for Folk Forward, as its URL is https://somafm.com/folkfwd/.

This (e.g. on DuckDuckGo) only excludes the results for that one search, by adding the option “-site:example.com” to the query. When one conducts an entirely new search, the domain is included again. (Also, one will probably quickly reach a limit if one were to append a growing number of domain exclusion options to the search string.)