On a Mac, I frequently use Spotlight- simple math, finding files, launching apps. (Yes, I’m familiar with Alfred…but I’m frequently switching computers and having something already installed is great).
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On a Mac, I frequently use Spotlight- simple math, finding files, launching apps. (Yes, I’m familiar with Alfred…but I’m frequently switching computers and having something already installed is great).
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A comment on the video, not the app: in the first 30 seconds, give me a fast demo of the best part! Hi, I’m X. You can edit audio incredibly fast with Studio Cinematic. Take this: <audio playing in app> “When I, uh, saw the other people and uh, I didn’t know how I would find my friend...” And make this: <audio playing in app> “When I saw the other people, I didn’t know how I would find my friend.”
Etc.
Also, the audio playing in the background was pretty loud- when you began speaking in the ducking example, the background music didn’t seem to duck quickly enough. Good luck!
Simple example: A consignment store owns no products and allows people to offer their items for sale. They charge 20% of the sale price. Option 1: The store accepts the customer's payment of $100, then gives the product owner $80. Pro: simple Con: the store needs to prove how the money was handled and also prove it was given to the seller.
Option 2 with escrow: Customer pays Stripe/escrow service. The escrow service splits the payment and gives 20% to the store and 80% to the customer. Con: more complicated. Pro: the store does not need to disclose the money they did not touch on their taxes (correct?) and liability is decreased because they never held the seller's money.
Stripe Connect [1] offers this (not the standard Stripe account). In my research, PayPal was integrated into more services (I was interested in integrating with WooCommerce), had been around longer and offered several options under their adaptive payments option. PayPal requires a pre-approval process, and talking to a WooCommerce developer, they noted that companies who are very new may have trouble getting approved. WePay was another option I looked into, and they noted an approval in "minutes", but their API seemed to be very manual and did not integrate with WooCommerce for escrow/ marketplace payments.
If you like to tinker and your website doesn't require massive uptime and you have a very small amount of traffic, you might look into LowEndCat[2]
[1] www.buyvm.com [2] www.lowendcat.com or search for low end Spirit, which are budget-focused tiny VPS servers for $3/year. I found one that is 16 cents a month. Great uptime and I don't need anything more than 64 MB. ;)
I'd like the ability to join many others who are learning the same thing. I think we need a method of referring to sub-topics so others can join in on the conversation. So many answers and information is stuck in forums with a generic thread title. Information will only grow- how can we better self-categorize the content we create so others can find it?