Correct me if im wrong, but if you play a 1080p video on a 4k screen, that would be upscaled. If you put a 1080p video in a 4K stream, then play that 4k stream on the 4k screen, no post-processing would be applied to the video on the screen. All the upscaling happens during encoding, where you have far more control over the upscaler quality.

Mp4 is a video container. Do you mean mp3?

Just use yt-dlp instead of relying on websites that shove ads in your face and may do what ever they want to the files you’re downloading?

The settlement addresses any and all people who were ever involved in any fashion with the production or distribution of yuzu. Quoting the Settlement:

against Defendant enjoining it and its members, agents, servants, employees, independent contractors, successors, assigns, and all those acting in privity or under its control

So yeah, the devs are all individually targeted, not just the LLC as its own entity. And if any of the devs is ever caught doing anything like this again, they’re gonna face charges much more serious than this i fear.

Are you too young to know the Bernie Sanders meme, or too old to know the Bernie Sanders meme?

Yeah, I completely forgot to acknowledge the fact that it’s been screenshotted and posted to yet another social media site after instagram … :D

a tweet, screenshotted and reposted on tumblr, then screenshotted and reposted on instagram. the lifecycle of memes…

Neither is it “your problem” if you steal apples from an old lady who grows them in her garden and sells them for dirt cheap in front of her house. Yet it is disrespectful and sort of inhumane (though the latter doesn’t totally carry over to an appname).

Just because you can doesn’t mean you should, and if you wanted to run the new project under the exact same name, you should at least get a green light of the original dev, the person who had the idea. Respecting intellectual property (not sure if the legal term applies here) is always good behaviour.

I am very much in favor of this version instead of the long one! The information which network the app is for doesn’t need to be communicated in the appname. That info is obvious from supplied app description, screenshots and context. Rather keep the name short and sweet!

I’ve seen this mentality in other threads and I’ll repeat it here - the smaller userbase makes me feel like my comments, thoughts and opinions are actually seen, that I don’t type them out for nothing. I never interacted on reddit, but do a lot more so here.

I was just about to ask if the OPs image was the original image that the meme originated from. Guess not (?)

Eh, kinda. It’s comparatively easy to set up an instance, as in “renting a VPS, figuring out how to use docker, installing docker, installing and configuring a reverse proxy, getting an SSL certificate, getting a domain, linking it all together, figuring out docker compose, and finally getting the instance connected to the open web”.

But the upkeep of an instance is a whole other story. Constantly keeping an eye on user numbers, server and client performance, storage usage, needing to scale the machine up with a growing userbase while also managing the cost and somehow finding the cash to run it, plus the dread of being responsible for the data of users on that instance, requires a strong mind and a lot of time.

While the technicalities are somewhat “easy”, expecting anyone to spin up an instance and manage the influx of hundreds to thousands of users in a short time seems unrealistic.

gulp well, I’d rather learn about this now than later. Thanks for pointing it out.

Karma on reddit is the sum of upvotes an account has received on all it’s posts and comments combined. Lemmy only has the voting per individual post and comment, but doesn’t accumulate this as a sidewide score.

100 GB ? that’s cute. I work in a film production company for advertisements, where the recent trend has been for the crew to return after 3-5 days of shooting, with RAIDs filled with somewhere between 15 and 25 TB of raw data. no fun to store all this.