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So many autoplaying videos on the page, and none of them are the video that the article is about.

by cibyr 1y ago

DavidSJ 1y ago
This is the original video, for those looking: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=77ubC4bcgRM https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=77ubC4bcgRM
- praptak 1y ago
  PSA: it's easy to miss on the first watch because the big action happens in the background behind the gate.
  - wizardforhire 1y ago
    Thanks, first watch all I saw was the driveway crack appear. Second pass could be mistaken for a parallax effect as the entire background shifts forward!
    - nobrains 1y ago
      So, I recommend seeing it in 3 passes. 1st pass, see the right 1/3rd area of the video. It shows the 2 sides moving. Then see the middle 1/3rd area of the video. It shows both the movement and the rupture in the ground. Then see the left 1/3rd area of the video. It shows the rupture on the ground clearly.
- frauhaus 1y ago
  And here’s the related paper: https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa/tsr/article/5/3/281/659624/Curved-Fault-Slip-Captured-by-CCTV-Video-During https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa/tsr/article/5/3/281/659...
  - dang 1y ago
    Link added to the top text. Thanks!
- dang 1y ago
  Link added to the top text. Thanks!
falseprofit 1y ago
It’s the first YouTube embed in the article.
fuenaksofu 1y ago
Interesting. I see no other video. I use brave so maybe it blocked all the ads and noise.
- brabel 1y ago
  Firefox with AdBlocker Ultimate. Also saw no other videos, thankfully.
  - throw123xz 1y ago
    OT, but the company behind that extension seems to be a bit shady. uBlock Origin is open source, very efficient, and seems to be well regarded around these parts.
    - brabel 1y ago
      Thanks for letting me know. I always confuse the two and ended up with the "wrong one" I guess.... though they haven't given me any trouble or annoyances so far (they just open a page where I can volunteer to make a payment every now and then, but it's easy enough to close the tab and ignore it).
everdrive 1y ago
javascript claims another victim. It's not good to run javascript by default.
Grimblewald 1y ago
The article is aweful as well. How could they open with a "screenshot of the movement" with a straight face?

So many autoplaying videos on the page, and none of them are the video that the article is about.

by cibyr 1y ago

So many autoplaying videos on the page, and none of them are the video that the article is about.

This is the original video, for those looking: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=77ubC4bcgRM https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=77ubC4bcgRM

praptak 1y ago
PSA: it's easy to miss on the first watch because the big action happens in the background behind the gate.
- wizardforhire 1y ago
  Thanks, first watch all I saw was the driveway crack appear. Second pass could be mistaken for a parallax effect as the entire background shifts forward!
  - nobrains 1y ago
    So, I recommend seeing it in 3 passes. 1st pass, see the right 1/3rd area of the video. It shows the 2 sides moving. Then see the middle 1/3rd area of the video. It shows both the movement and the rupture in the ground. Then see the left 1/3rd area of the video. It shows the rupture on the ground clearly.
frauhaus 1y ago
And here’s the related paper: https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa/tsr/article/5/3/281/659624/Curved-Fault-Slip-Captured-by-CCTV-Video-During https://pubs.geoscienceworld.org/ssa/tsr/article/5/3/281/659...
- dang 1y ago
  Link added to the top text. Thanks!
dang 1y ago
Link added to the top text. Thanks!

falseprofit 1y ago

It’s the first YouTube embed in the article.

fuenaksofu 1y ago

Interesting. I see no other video. I use brave so maybe it blocked all the ads and noise.

brabel 1y ago
Firefox with AdBlocker Ultimate. Also saw no other videos, thankfully.
- throw123xz 1y ago
  OT, but the company behind that extension seems to be a bit shady. uBlock Origin is open source, very efficient, and seems to be well regarded around these parts.
  - brabel 1y ago
    Thanks for letting me know. I always confuse the two and ended up with the "wrong one" I guess.... though they haven't given me any trouble or annoyances so far (they just open a page where I can volunteer to make a payment every now and then, but it's easy enough to close the tab and ignore it).

everdrive 1y ago

javascript claims another victim. It's not good to run javascript by default.

Grimblewald 1y ago

The article is aweful as well. How could they open with a "screenshot of the movement" with a straight face?