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by sorenjan 4y ago
Firefox recently removed support for SSB (Site Specific Browser) and PWA (Progressive Web Apps). That's the only reason I have Chrome installed, since I like to have different apps in different windows, and keep my browser tabs for web
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Thank you for your answer. I take it that's a no to the "fairly straight forward" part of the question, but I'll look into TrueNAS if I'll decide to build a NAS.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Maybe look at Klarna. This is not an endorsement, I've never worked with them, but as a consumer i like using sites that use them for payment. https://docs.klarna.com/
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by sorenjan 4y ago
> I'm considering setting up a script to automatically convert those clips to H.265 afterwards so I can still have reasonably good archival footage but at like 1/100th the file size. FFmpeg has gotten decent AV1 support with SV
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by sorenjan 4y ago
The article is written by a Youtuber for his Youtube content creation. If you're going to extend the scope to feature films and music videos because that's what you're used to, obviously my assumptions won't be valid. I&
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by sorenjan 4y ago
So lets say you release a 10 minute Youtube video. You now have 60 minutes of raw footage with multiple takes, you sitting in front of the rolling camera going over the script, ums and ahs, and maybe a take where the phone rang in the middl
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Note that I suggested reencoding footage for archiving, not processing. Although again, the final result ends up on Youtube and gets reencoded by them and viewed on all kind of devices.
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I don't have a sales strategy, I'm not selling anything. I'm questioning the need of buying needless storage for data hoarding you're never going to use. Have you seen Jeff's videos? They're mostly him talking
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I'm not familiar with NAS file systems. Is it fairly straight forward to use hard drives with SSDs as transparent cache, and make it look like a single file share?
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by sorenjan 4y ago
> Every minute of 4K ProRes LT footage (which is a very lightweight format, compared to RAW) is 3 GB of space Do you really need to save all of that footage? I would think keeping the pro res footage for the current projects on the works
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by sorenjan 4y ago
He makes a valid point though. Money is uninteresting when you have it, but very important if you don't. Those are two extremes, but the point stands for the shades of gray in between. And the idea that software engineers make a lot of
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Atmel AVR are very popular microprocessors. It's what powers the first and probably still the most common Arduino.
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Ericsson Completes Acquisition of Vonage(ericsson.com)
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by sorenjan 4y ago
You have to look out for backdooring though.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
The switch should have started years or decades ago. If 90% finds it economically beneficial to keep using fossil fuels for heat the economic incentives are faulty and needs to be updated to move to other alternatives. Heat pumps, bio fuel,
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Samsung has 23.7% market share, Apple 18%, Xiaomi 12.7%. https://www.idc.com/promo/smartphone-market-share
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Your statements about Samsung reminds me of Wear OS 3, that Google is said to have developed together with Samsung. Does anyone know how much of that is Wear OS, i.e. Android, and how much is Tizen from Samsung? Wear OS 3 seems to differ qu
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Might be true for Germany, but other countries are also dependent on natural gas. In 2018 natural gas accounted for 45% of Italy's electricity production [0], in 2021 28% of Hungary's electricity came from gas [1]. And that's
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Russia is making more money on their oil and gas exports now than last year [0], due to higher prices. Imagine what could happen when winter comes and Russia shuts off the gas deliveries until EU pulls back sanctions. Would all countries st
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Frankly, I think it's embarrassing that such a large part of Europe is still so dependent on natural gas. It's being portrayed as a problem now due to economics, but global warming and making yourself dependent on authoritarian re
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Look at Polestar, VW, Kia, and Hyundai. Hyundai released their Ioniq 6 today.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Ericsson's main point is that talent isn't as important as a lot of people, including other experts in the field, think. What matters is identifying your weaknesses and training specifically to improve those, often with the help o
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Another similar myth is the one Malcom Gladwell made up about how it takes 10 000 hours of doing something to become an expert at that thing. It was based on research that used 10 000 as an average for 20 year old violinists. The original r
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I only skimmed trough it, but the section about Polestar is wrong. It says that their racing division was renamed Lynk & Co. Lynk & Co is a different car brand focusing on a subscription sales model. Polestar's racing division
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I doubt it has anything to do with any geomagnetic storm, the issue seems to only affect Garmin devices.
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Humans and our domesticated animals really dominate the planets resources. I wonder how long it can sustain us mistreating it like we do. "Humans and their livestock represent 96% of all mammals on earth in terms of biomass, whereas al
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by sorenjan 4y ago
Can you install Firefox?
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I've had two Google Nexus phones and one Android Wear watch, and all three became e-waste before their time purely because Google stopped updating them. In the case of the watch Google actually started sending out "updates" t
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I think this is one of the problems flattr tries to solve. instead of multiple micro transactions you make one larger transaction each month to flattr, who then divides it up to all the creators you want to support. I don't know how Pa
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by sorenjan 4y ago
I think it's pretty funny when libertarians or conservatives all of a sudden start sounding like Marxists and claiming that of course workers (engineers) should be entitled to part of the value they produce, when it's their own sa

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