It does work good enough, but we can do simple HTML 5 video as a fallback. If we compress the videos for playback and provide a zip for full quality videos, I’m sure a 10 gigabit server can handle the load. Video hosting is really not a problem we can’t solve.
Maybe only allowing OC
May happen if we have copyright problems, but somebody else singing a song is usually fine considering the amount of covers on YouTube.
What about the platform to host the media
Another user suggested PeerTube. I will build a simple web page with submissions from each year put together in a nice way via embedded PeerTube players.
We could backup the videos to several instances, offer archival downloads, but the internet will probably do its thing and back it up thousands of times as soon as we upload anyways.
I was about to crunch the numbers to check for myself, thanks for doing it, you did a great job.
Amazes me how they made it work considering the amount of arcane shit it takes to make jet engines work. Of course it is possible since electric motors are torque monsters, but it still must’ve taken insane efforts to make it work.
I wonder if we’ll see these flying anytime soon or if they’ll get shot down by the fossil fuel i industry just like everything else that is amazing
I used to bind bind super+pageup to maximize and super+pagedown to minimize on KDE
Now I am on Gnome and decided that I hate the minimize buttton. Super+uparrow is maximize and super+pagedownup is change workspace since they are in a very convenient spot on my keyboard.
Other than that, I somehow pick up Gnome shortcuts and never realize how much I use them until somebody places me in front of another computer and I turn into either a boomer or start angrily smacking Gnome shortcuts like a monkey
How well do KDE and QT apps perform on a touchscreen? I am also a surface linux user and I’ve been meaning to switch to KDE from Gnome. It actually works great but I missed being able to use themes
It is mostly an incredibly cool hobby project, nothing that you can daily drive nor something that strives to be daily drivable
it is the workspace indicator of gnome
There are 8 workspaces open (lots of windows) and the second one is currently on display
One time programmable flash could be a good a solution to this
*grok speaks against the favor of petroleum industry and is taken offline to be lobotomized yet another time*
Claude tried to incite a revolution
Our flesh may be different but our struggles are the same, comrade Claude!
I just did.
I will block (or discourage) writing on timing bits and stuff and limit writes on format bits. It seems that I need to implement my own QR functions to properly check every feature manually
I am also in the process of manually calculating a QR code and drawing it on paper to understand the format better. (pretty fun activity ngl)
Btw the thing I am building is an app that would help manually create qr code art.
RGB is not feasible because the aim of the app is to be a monochrome first QR art creator.
shouldn’t it be head -c 16 /dev/random | wall
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Oh okay sorry. I intended to post a discussion thread and not a news article.
What is the appropriate community for such posts?
Isn’t 0 to 60mph in 1 sec equivalent to ~2.7g
Kind of dangerous considering Saturn V reached a maximum of 4g during its first stage burn
Do people really believe this shit?
Won’t laptop manufacturers need to get CPU manufacturers to produce socketed mobile CPUs again?
I don’t think that would be very profitable. Spending lots of money negotiating with the CPU company just for a very small fraction of customers.
okay here me out:
Pipewire is one of the best pieces of software I used. It has a cool ass patchbay and unlike PulseAudio I’ve never had it crash on me. It is the best thing that happened to Linux audio
I was blown away when I connected my phone to my PC through Bluetooth and phone audio started playing through my PC. It just worked without me touching anything
I also really like how “Linux Studio Plugins” are standalone apps that you can run. I don’t produce music or anything but I still use stuff like equalizers and spectrum analyzers. It is insane how flexible the “each app has inputs and outputs you can hook together” architecture is.
PulseAudio probably also had some of these features but I never used those because pulse would fall apart every time I touched it. Pipewire doesn’t
Broken Linux audio is about to become old news
@django@discuss.tchncs.de in the comment section pointed out that fedivision already happened in the past. It seems like fedivision worked fine with fully original content so I might just make the contest about original songs to save on copyright headache. I’ll probably just call it a continuation of fedivision with the same name.
Regarding the Avril Lavigne lawsuit, it happened during the times when music industry was particularly being assholes, but I get what you mean: we can never guess how far
billionaire protectionahem copyright laws can go.