Coincidentally, FFM peg is also something you can find on the hub
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Thank god someone scratched out a letter in that mysterious word. Otherwise I may have seen something obscene. Now I have no idea what is meant to be written on that block
I take it you're not a big fan of censorship, so can you kindly tell me what the word is? (I've heard something fun happens if a .ml user writes "porn")
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They usually don't but some do. I'm only cherry picking this because I don't know much about Big Tech and FOSS. Bootstrap was developed in Twitter, React is maintained by Facebook/Meta, AngularJS was maintained by Google in the past but it's now discontinued. Google also has Summer of Code. I'm not a Big Tech shill but the larger ones do make some contributions.
Yeah, they do, but it's still pennies to the dollar, and usually they only do because it benefits them to do so.
Companies using open source must be forced to contribute back fairly
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. But Gemini really didn't like the p**nhub logo so like half the prompts attempted wouldn't generate.This would have taken two minutes in Photoshop or even MSPaint.
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What about just using GIMP?
Another thing you can find on the hub
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Seggs, unalive, grape
I've also seen people use peach for porn. Why are advertisers such puritans?
Whatever happened to prawns?
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FFmpeg doesn't deserve to be such a tiny block. Nothing else comes close to matching its stability and simplicity. There's a reason it's practically part of the foundation for all media software out there.
But ffmpeg is a small binary (compared to the others there) and still performs well
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Another thing you can find on the hub
It took me a second to realize you didn't mean github.
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Seggs, unalive, grape
I've also seen people use peach for porn. Why are advertisers such puritans?
Don't forget Ouide
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But ffmpeg is a small binary (compared to the others there) and still performs well
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Well eh, the binary seems to be about 130MB while the ffmpeg source repository is only 80MB (and the version with separate .so files (all part of the project as far as I can see) is even larger)
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This would have taken two minutes in Photoshop or even MSPaint.
Peak efficiency
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Wouldn't be surprised if YouTube and Netflix don't use FFmpeg. I am pretty sure they use custom built hardware encoders. Pretty sure Netflix has a lot of blog posts about building their own encoding methods
ffmpeg codec
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It took me a second to realize you didn't mean github.
I didn't. But now that I see both answers work: I meant both
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I take it you're not a big fan of censorship, so can you kindly tell me what the word is? (I've heard something fun happens if a .ml user writes "porn")
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Pornhub? I don't think .ml censors "porn" (I can see your comment just fine), just some slurs/offensive words afaik.
Edit: And I can see my own comment just fine.
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FFmpeg doesn't deserve to be such a tiny block. Nothing else comes close to matching its stability and simplicity. There's a reason it's practically part of the foundation for all media software out there.
Absolutely - very powerful and capable, even just from the Linux command line.
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Wow, I'd love to Kyll myself on a hot, summer's day!
You might even use that opportunity and go on a Kylling spree.
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Just don’t wank too much, or you are going to have health issues.
Pray tell, which health issues would those be?
A sore dick.
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It's f*cked
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FFmpeg doesn't deserve to be such a tiny block. Nothing else comes close to matching its stability and simplicity. There's a reason it's practically part of the foundation for all media software out there.
Tiny block in the grand scheme of things.
This picture doesnt work if you replace the stick with the huge boulder.Maybe if you visualize it as the foundation of a building.
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ffmpeg codec
Ffmpeg aint a codec dude.
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Wouldn't be surprised if YouTube and Netflix don't use FFmpeg. I am pretty sure they use custom built hardware encoders. Pretty sure Netflix has a lot of blog posts about building their own encoding methods
They either do use it or a heavily modified fork to fit their usecase.
But I am pretty certain I read about their usage on it.
