TYB
KEK. I've seen this episode before.
So close now to being able to just ride off into the sunset and disappear off the internet. IRL interaction only going forward from that moment when that happens.
I get my month-end check in a couple days. Plan on getting 3 months of Proto. Unfortunately have to wait until then though. It'll fall within the 10 days.
Wait… $60 for the whole year?! Well… might as well get that then.
Concur
I still find it funny that they've gone from spamming the strongest division narrative in human history, to trying to provoke a choleric temper in one individual with mimicry and have spent moar time on the latter than the former in the past year. How the mighty (in their own heads) have fallen.
>Inside the containers was a dentist chair with straps and handcuffs.
Sounds Epstein-ish. I wonder what they could possibly be harvesting from someone strapped and handcuffed to a dentist's chair.
KEK. Seems he decided to post his MuhJoo rather than run his mimicry routine this bread. I see the little rat and his over 10 posts.
If you are here and are unable to detect a rhetorical question about the subject matter that's been discussed here for close to seven years now then you need to lurk moar.
There's something non-standard about the mp4 then. Noticed with those the board expects an h264 video stream and AAC audio stream. I just stick to webm's because I got the ffmpeg command and all the switches down to muscle memory now.
Nice. Having the letters stand out looks better.
What that clown really means is on a scale of 1 to filtered.
I understand that webm's aren't compatible with everyone's phones, but I'm a fan of the open source codecs and containers, and I browse the site from a laptop anyway. I mean… I'd upload MKV's if I could. I find the file size is smaller with VP9 rather than h264, and audio is half the size but comparable quality between Opus and AAC. Mainly, it's filesize thing why I upload webm's as they're smaller than mp4's but just as good of quality.
For example, this file will on a single density Atari 8bit formatted 5 1/4" floppy with a tiny bit of room to spare.
It's moar to do with the embedded player being used I would suspect. I don't follow what you mean with an audio stream first followed by video. They should be in sync.