Using the Internet for the 2nd time [Startups & News Websites] 

And after you pay for the low low price of "starting from" $1, they still display ads, a ton of ads.

thats why i blacklist any site that has a paywall, the sheep will eat the grass.

they are using IP to count how many articles you've read so because he's using tor and it's basically a "sophisticated VPN (for simplicity sake)" it's probably that that IP has been used to go to that site many times.

​@@ea_naseer Thanks for the explanation

Jumping off the cliff is also possible. Can definitely confirm.

My Windows computer is too old to run bloated Adobe software, so I tried to edit videos with ffmpeg, but I got unexpected results. It kind of worked for simple editing but when I tried to do something more complicated I had to use intermediate files encoded with a lossless codec. I wanted to do it without intermediate files, directly from inputs to the final output, but I couldn't make it work. Maybe I didn't understand the command line options correctly; it's a bit confusing. I was thinking I might be able to do it with an AviSynth text file with timestamps + ffmpeg, but I haven't tried it. I am planning on getting a new computer so that I can run proper (alas, bloated) editing software. For this application, you kind of need graphical UI or UX, gui/gux, or whatever the f. you call it.

As a kdenlive user I felt very attacked. I'm stitching together a rebuttal clip now but the format isn't quite right. I think I have to process one of the clips in ffmpeg first.

_Blender_

Shotcut is quite decent

Because I was even more bored I also went to the developer's website of peak to figure out what they're about. From what I understand they provide some sort of framework built upon Etherum's smart contracts, which allows people to provide services to others (they seem to be focused on car sharing, private charging stations, home sharing, this sort of things) and handle the transaction without going through a centralized hub/app, and fully autonomously. And somehow you can add machines to the network via NFTs, or create apps. That's the theory anyway. Now I still didn't understand 60% of the words I read throughout the documentation, and I have yet to determine whether or not it's a stupid fucking idea to allow our cars to spend our money without supervision to random people, but I'm open to new technologies and hope the best for this company. Not like I can test it anyways, there are like four apps available on the chain, three of which are for testing purposes, and the fourth requiring you to buy a 200$ router to... share your internet connection with people ? Maybe ? Web3 sure is exciting !

@@eldonad it's great when you realize that you can make payments from different banking apps. It also comes with the added bonus of fraud protection and not having to go through a private crypto company to buy services. Web 3 is truly on another level

It's pretty simple... Peaq is the "peak" of everything that ever existed. It's the Alpha and Omega, just like God, but better.

I assume it's basically like Matrix (decentralised chat app) but for services which use transactions.

I’m not complaining, i’ve been enjoying these videos since day one

hes's a guy who acquired skills and creates with them, simple as

He recently discovered modern web that's why he's only now popped up

he is a human programmer like the rest of us. we programmers are also human 👍

@@antictizenfour that is very true my fellow human.

oh do not worry LLM/GPT will quite soon start delivering ads themselves

text is king

We will generate text from bullet points and send them to another person who will use AI to summarize the text again with 40% of the initial intention and message being lost

This reminded me of dunkey captcha video ;)

Brother I lost it completly 😂😂 funniest shit I've ever seen

That’s Swedish charisma for you!

I don't think it's a character....

he doesn't play any character

banger comment

I watch them atleast once a month😂

they are a certified cult classic@@thelegendaryonee

Built my own browser around a webview, to have usable internet on my phone...

Disable JavaScript across the entire planet tbh

I should start a band called "Disable Javascript".

@@malusmundus-9605 I'd buy tickets

I like to think of it as more of a timeout. Javascript already has enough disabilities, no need to add any more.

What many people don’t know is that developer was Albert Einstein.

how much does your psychotherapist charge you and are they good?

I know people still using BBC Micros for serious work. Some weren't even born when they were at all relevant. Lots moved over to RasPis but some just swear by those old machines and do good work with them.

Yes, the writers of these skits are god-level, it's not just the jokes and comedic timing and editing, they also have a very deep understanding of the material they joke about AND the audience AND 30+ years of pop culture references and memes AND the ability to combine all of these! I mean, for the jump scare interrupt you need to be sure that the audience knows what's waiting, otherwise the adblock interrupt isn't as infuriating.

The Linux version of Resolve is there, but it's not as usable or feature-complete as the Windows version sadly.

Cinelerra? Because that's what I used twelve years ago. Apparently it forked itself to death. Honestly, I've been pretty satisfied with kdenlive.

@@Batwam0 I mean.. blender has video editing capability..

It exists but whether it works or not depends on your setup definitely a worse experience than its windows version.

Da Vincky?!

Burgers?

Maybe because you can't tell if a product is shit when you don't understand what the product is in the first place ?

They aren't looking for users, they are looking for investors. And investors are attracted by buzz words.

Lack of UI/UX. Everyone talks but nobody really knows what that actually means hence there’s people selling funnels/landing pages for $10k 😂😂😂

I love how many comments are here defending kdenlive. I agree, btw. Way more stable and feature-rich than when I first tried it ca 2010. OTOH, my eight year old is now editing clips in Premiere Pro (educational licenses, man), and I asked how they learned how to do a cool effect and they said, "It was just obvious." Which is not something I have ever said about kdenlive or Cinelerra. Avidemux yes, but that's not what full NLE.

It would just be "if err != nil" over and over

It's for reading on a smartphone where you have to scroll with your fingertips and have to squint the whole time

blender does

Uhm, pascal is still used. Total Commander, Cartes du Ciel and Beyond Comapre use the Lazarus/Freepascal project, to name just a few. For pet projects, Lazarus is also my goto environment, instead of the Visual Solution Centers Enterprise Community Free Edition Installshield Wizard.

@@varadinagypal Never said it wasn't used, but i mean i could list many times more projects/programs that use C/C++ or Java or C# And the peak of the popularity was in the mid 80's, and there hasn't been much intrest in it since (In functionality it's faster to compile C, without the real low level or the modules) So yeah the community is litterally dead (I wanted to try it and the first result i found for a compilator is an abandonned github)

The majority of websites are so ugly because Html and Javascript are very very hard to learn for our current generation of web developers, the industry should create a new language for websites that would work more like the Scratch or Alice code... (lol)

Nobody can be told what NLE Video Editing on Linux is like, you have to experience it for yourself… But, seriously, edit a simple 1 minute voiceover on a static image, export for RU-vid at 1080p. It should take you about 40 hours. It doesn’t have to take that long… not at all. But it will. Bonus points if you have to recompile your browser to load up modern RU-vid.

(real)

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