For command line you won't go wrong with abcde ("A Better CD Encoder") or cdparanoia if you don't need all the bells and whistles. For GUI take a look at asunder.
Do they think so-called AI is capable of self-awareness or abstract thought, that it's not a human-programmed mountain of if statements and strict logic?
I don't remember him calling Linus a terrorist, though there were others that associated anything with a copyleft licence to be the loony left (or the commie left).
He certainly referred to both him and Linux as cancers though, that I do remember. He later changed his mind on that, and IIRC may even have publicly apologised for those statements.
He said Linux is a cancer, which was a stupid thing to say, but not the same as calling Linus a cancer. I say plenty of bad things about software that I would not say about the people who create it. I think Next.js is awful to use but that doesn't mean I think everyone at Vercel is an awful person, for example.
He may not have used the word cancer with respect to individuals, I can't find any such reference in a quick search, but he certainly had harsh words to say about proponents of Linux/OSS/similar.
The best way to monitor the DLQ is by setting up CloudWatch alarms on the ApproximateNumberOfMessagesVisible metric. Set an alarm to trigger when the message count exceeds 0, paired with an SNS notification to alert developers via email, Slack, teams, Pager Duty, or whatever your preferred mode of being alerted is.
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