Imagine working with the IRS, voting with the party that has said for years they want to defund the IRS, and then being surprised when that party attacks the IRS. I don’t fucking understand these people at all. They truly live a life devoid of reality. They are incapable of considering real world consequences.
Truly to be a conservative is to lack imagination.
I think this guide is fantastic but I find very few guides out there really drill down into the risks you take on when it comes to what is shared and hosted on your server. I don’t think people understand that when you host an instance, you are immediately held liable for any number of potential scenarios and you need to head them off out the gate or you will be facing potential legal repercussions. I like your section on blocklists but it’s so much bigger than that.
The feds and my having a family are the biggest reasons I don’t host an instance.
Damn that is annoying then
Make sure you update freetube frequently
Promises made, promises broken
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The last two didn’t bomb. Oxenfree 2 is estimated to have made a modest profit despite being available for “free” on Netflix and it was critically very well received.
Netflix is just freaking out over nothing. They chop things way too early. They need to decide if they actually want to get into the game world or not. Decisions like this will fast track them to “not.”
Edit: ehhh I’ll dial back “modest profit” the info I see is very incomplete and I can’t get a read on the budget, switch sales, etc. Just too much missing info to say one way or another. Regardless it can’t have cost them that much and it was an excellent game. Netflix needs to let people cook for once. Especially if they aren’t risking hundreds of millions on a AAA game. Oxenfree 2 played great on my tablet, I actually preferred it with touch controls tbh. It was an excellent experience and they’re foolish to not keep moving down that road.
Totally! It’s just shocking how long he’s held on lol
Once you’ve been doxxed you tend to put more effort into covering your tracks lol
Man I’d love to host a TF2 server
Every now and then I meet someone who uses Vegas still and it’s just utterly baffling to me lol one of my colleagues is an excellent editor and somehow makes his stuff in Vegas. I truly don’t know how he does it. He must be handrolling so many of his own effects.
Oooo is this automatic process something that’s easy to replicate?
Nope lol
I edit over and then delete all my comments every few days. I’ve never encountered a site that truly purges your account so as annoying it is it just feels necessary at this point
edit: interesting some of us are getting downvotes for this.
It’s a perfectly serviceable NLE but it’s very, very far from feature parity with the big 3. So if you’re not a professional I’d say rock and roll. If you are a professional, you can’t produce the deliverables expected of you with this software.
I’ve been a resolve (and premier and FCPX in past l lives lol) user for quite some time now and I just don’t think that’s in their interest. Resolve is not BMD’s main business, it’s and anchor point to get you into their ecosystem. They make their money with switchers, encoders, and cameras to an extent. They then make all their devices talk to resolve and go through their pipeline seamlessly.
Always be skeptical but as it stands I think the $300 price tag for studio is here to stay for some time. Especially since their cloud system already has license rentals for post houses so they already get some of that subscription-like money from folks willing to pay it. Plus their server/cloud storage is all subscription based and it prints.
It’s needless friction that depends on people having an outdated cable laying around to access what they paid for so yeah, it’s “pretty bad” lmao
All these companies have spent roughly 2 decades making everything wireless where possible and then Amazon turns around and goes “oh wait let’s go back to cables now that no one has them so people re-purchase out of frustration”
NAS (42tb RAID5), 2x 18tb spinning drives, 5tb SSD as daily driver, proton drive for critical stuff (2tb).
Not exactly 3-2-1 but it covers the same roughly
And young cinematographers can’t use a light meter. Who cares? If the result is good the result is good.
The reality is “knowing how to code” isn’t a perfectly defined, singular thing. It’s ever evolving.
Very cool. Thanks for sharing!