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I've been working for some days on a NodeJS script that helps downloading new videos and parse them for Plex. It's on a GitHub repo here : Floatplane-Downloader It's still in a early alpha release so I recommend to use it only if you know what you are doing. I'm currently looking at adding automated download into it (you have to run it every time you want to check out if there is any new videos) If anyone have some NodeJS skill here, feel free to help out through Issues/Pull requests!

I agreed about YouTube videos (even if I'm the kind of watching everything in the higher quality on YouTube), but (as I said in my edited answer) because they do some professional shootings for others companies and some video that actually would benefits of this upgrade, I think this is just an long-term investment that will pay one day. But hey, if Linus says ok, I think everything is fine (no jokes intended) and they planned everything for good reasons. (And Linus just decided to make a funny video about complaining of that huge cost)

Actually, there is some reasons. If your final render resolution is lower than your shooting resolution, you can digitally stabilize a video, for example, shooting in 8K let you zoom and use 50% of the actual image without loosing in image quality if your final render is in 4K. Another thing, image resolution (Like "4K" is 3840x2160) and image definition are two separated thing, if you play a 8K video (CGI video renders, like Big Bug Bunny, are a good source for those examples) on a 4K (or even Full HD) screen and an identical video but in 4K on the same screen, you would actu

Actually, the easiest way we found is to compare Mastodon as a Mail server, you can have your account on @gmail.com and still communicate with someone at @hotmail.com

This is the biggest launch of an alternative and open-source social network (as far as I know) so it shows that people are interested. But I keep in mind that it could be a trend for some weeks/months and then disappears as fast as it came.

Created by Eugen Rochko (@Gargron) because he was annoyed with Twitter and it's series of change, Mastodon is a "Twitter like" social network (with a TweetDeck inspired design) that anyone can host on his dedicated server but instead having separated websites with no link or only one big website, every Mastodon Server (called instances) can be linked with another simply by following another person from another instance. The initial launch was 6 months ago but this week, an important french community joined this project, creating their own instances and their accounts. This created

Hi everyone ! I had this problem too since 2 or 3 weeks and the only solution that I found was this workaround from a Reddit user which worked for me. Obviously there is a big issue with the KB3140743... I hope that Microsoft will patch it quickly !