Depending on the answer given to the quiz on the bottom of the Chemistry Experiments page, visitors are directed to one of Thomas The Tank Engine, Disney, or the actual safety page.
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Depending on the answer given to the quiz on the bottom of the Chemistry Experiments page, visitors are directed to one of Thomas The Tank Engine, Disney, or the actual safety page.
Location: Spokane, WA, USA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: Yes
Technologies: Ansible, Node, Lua, Vue, Docker, SQL
Résumé/CV: https://grimtech.net/about
Email: chris@grimtech.netAn error occurred during a connection to www.narrativesproject.com. PR_END_OF_FILE_ERROR"
I'm not just poking fun... I actually sympathize because I'm in a similar situation with one of my projects. I've had to reconsider being a 100% ideals-based person and actually set up methods for people to give me money.
I've always appreciated sites offering free content, but now I'm in the unique situation where I'm the one publishing content. It takes a lot of time and energy to put together and my other sources of income can only cover the bills for so long. The harsh reality is that free services require money to operate.
bummer, I was hoping for some examples
Menu > Help > Troubleshooting Mode (it asked me if I wanted to refresh)
On OBS github, contributors asked SLOBS to stop doing that, and Streamlabs declined.
Streamer community outrage ensued via Twitter. Large exodus of SLOBS users to OBS. Streamlabs publicly apologized a few days later, and renamed Streamlabs OBS to Streamlabs Studio.
(NSFW) https://futureporn.neocities.org/ (NSFW)
I'm also automating as much of it as possible. Currently writing an extensive test suite for my node library which handles transcoding, thumbnail generation, and uploading.
(NSFW) https://github.com/insanity54/futureporn (NSFW)
My home internet sucks, so I also have an ansible playbook which handles spin-up of a VPS which is better suited for capturing full HD livestreams and uploading them to web3.storage and B2.
It's a passion project that doesn't make me any money, so during the day I sell anime trading cards on eBay. I make enough to pay rent so I'm living large.
I believe I found Aerocameras youtube channel, which also contains links to website, Instagram, Facebook, and Linkedin
I'm curious as to why this is offered as a cloud machine and not something that runs locally. Wouldn't the encoding performance on a free or cheap cloud instance be poor?
I create a lot of video compilations using twitch and youtube videos as source. My internet is 5Mbps down, 3Mbps up, so it can take hours to download long video streams and extract just the parts I want.
Because of my network limitation, I found a way to combine ffmpeg and youtube-dl to grab sections of video from a twitch or yt video. The following is an example which replicates the videodownloadtool.io example.
ffmpeg -ss 00:15:34 -to 00:16:09 -i $(youtube-dl -f best -g https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qf2tplcb6eE) -vf "crop=(iw*0.75):(ih*0.80):(iw*0.20):(ih*0.08)" ./output.mp4https://www.google.com/maps/@47.6787458,-117.2733456,3a,49.5...