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It's a Youtube feature, you can choose multiple titles and thumbnails and Youtube will automatically choose the best performing ones.

Seriously? Yuck.

 

[Sam Losco]

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[Curry Teafag]

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Once Linux gets full NVidia and HDMI 2.1+ support, there will be no stopping it from becoming the next big gaming OS, even if it may boil down to just one distro — SteamOS — taking a major share.
It is obvious that one wealthy, specialized company needs to make the necessary steps because the fragmented community will never manage to do so. They will implement Valve's solutions, though, so there will be not fewer but more great choices going forward.

 

[George Lucas]

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I saw that. Quickbooks is cancer but it’s also really the only software in its price range that actually works. I wish him luck in using his mishmash of free software.

 

[hog cranking frog]

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Went thru that exact same process organizing my books. Hope he keeps at it.

 

[dame dudi jench]

Honestly, I can't see it lasting past 2027, the problem, as you said, is that the whole US economy has become a war economy in the sense that they decided to divert the whole power and water supplies to feeding the AI frenzy, and when shit becomes unsustainable in a war economy because the war isn't won, the whole country's economy goes under instantaneously, and we'll probably have an even worse 2007 global crisis if that happens, since the whole world's economy is based on whatever happens in the US.

You know, we may have rolling blackouts at home, but the water rationing isn't too bad - i get to shower and drink every other day which really isn't bad once you get used to it. and yeah, all of our automotive plants and other manufacturing have been taken offline to send power to the national River Rouge Data Plant where the us federal government is iterating its latest warminds and tokamak reactor models, but we're building an economy for the future.

 

[BPD Gunt Rider]

I just realized I haven't watched Steve in at least a year, as new tech products are irrelevant and I have no interest in his investigative stuff.

I really miss his autistic super nerdy reviews.

 

[hog cranking frog]

I really miss his autistic super nerdy reviews.

His old content reminded me of 2000s SportsCenter but for GPUs.

 

[HootersMcBoobies]

I saw that. Quickbooks is cancer but it’s also really the only software in its price range that actually works. I wish him luck in using his mishmash of free software.

I had a client I contracted for in finance who created a bunch of customization for GNU Cash in python, and he had a whole setup with multiple versions customized per client. He was not a developer and dear god the deployment looked insane. But it did what he needed to do, he saved them a lot of money and kept them compliant.

My first job out of university, I was writing import/export scripts for Quickbooks back when it just ran off of a Windows 2003 server share. The company had to reconcile hundreds of thousands of checks per month, but I bet I could have written extensions for Quickbooks today.

The biggest problem for Steve/GN is going to be video. I'm sure they have tight timelines and pretty beefy workflows. Divinci Resolve has honestly gotten worse with their UI in the past two years and, last time I checked, the Linux release was missing a lot of transcoders (like x264/x265) ... and I'm not sure if you can even just pay for them on Linux. Their custom Qt UI also had trouble with Highdpi on anything but windows/mac.

kdenlive has gotten a lot better (no longer corrupts your entire project file rendering them useless) and would be great for someone starting out, but I doubt it could handle their workflows.

Their best bet might just be Resolve, assuming their Linux port has gotten less garbage. But their staff would need to work double time to learn it while keeping their current schedule, and I have a feeling they're probably already working way over 40 hours a week for most of the year.

 

[AltisticRight]

What filament did they use for those ESD trays?
Man, that print quality looked horrible.

 

[Celebrate Nite]

The biggest problem for Steve/GN is going to be video. I'm sure they have tight timelines and pretty beefy workflows. Divinci Resolve has honestly gotten worse with their UI in the past two years and, last time I checked, the Linux release was missing a lot of transcoders (like x264/x265) ... and I'm not sure if you can even just pay for them on Linux. Their custom Qt UI also had trouble with Highdpi on anything but windows/mac.

kdenlive has gotten a lot better (no longer corrupts your entire project file rendering them useless) and would be great for someone starting out, but I doubt it could handle their workflows.

Their best bet might just be Resolve, assuming their Linux port has gotten less garbage. But their staff would need to work double time to learn it while keeping their current schedule, and I have a feeling they're probably already working way over 40 hours a week for most of the year.

There's also Shotcut, but they might have to play around with it to get a better feel of it.

Only issue I've had with it was that I had to downgrade from one of their recent releases because it was spiking the ram up so high so quickly that it kept freezing my computer anytime I tried editing a video longer than 2 hours, even on proxy mode. I'm currently using version 25.10.31 but their latest version is 26.6.25. Haven't check on whether or not they fixed that ram issue.