I use .tar.gz in personal backups because it’s built in, and because its the command I could get custom subdirectory exclusion to work on.
I use .tar.gz in personal backups because it’s built in, and because its the command I could get custom subdirectory exclusion to work on.
I really want to know why they implemented a piece of software that’s this complicated in assembly. Is it just speed? Then I also want to know what all the great numbers of video codecs I have just uncovered after clicking on “the input format must be .y4m” in their Readme. Since OP seem to know about the 306 options of the official AOM encoder a little, and rav1e also sounds rather CLI-heavy, this also gets my uneducated head wondering where these products are used. Do other app developers drop it in like ffmpeg? Probably. It also sounds like Disney & Co. just have some servers that they have scripted to “encode the corporate fortune”. How true is this?
Read the actual forum directly if you want to extend your daily fix of other tech people’s interesting opinions: https://www.realworldtech.com/forum/?threadid=217627&curpostid=217694
this move kinda got me to stop using youtube (for me, it also happens when my watch history is empty, and then it Specifically Nags that you need to unpause it for the feed to come back.) From personal reflection, I get how they could see people just enabling the watch history if they do this. (though right now, you don’t need to not have it paused, there just needs to be stuff in it for the feed)
delete and pause your watch history, at least that’s how it works for me.
use totally ancient linux distribution to run virtual machines!