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Kalroth

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    Comment #24867079

    Plex uses FFmpeg for transcoding video and audio. See https://support.plex.tv/articles/200250377-transcoding-media...

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    Comment #18031770

    The changes that Satya implemented were only possible because the majority of employees agreed with his vision. Anecdotally speaking, the culture enforced by Ballmer was not that p…

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    Comment #17916955

    Yup, the Danish Working Environment Authority is pretty clear about it. There has to be a source of natural daylight and there must be clear windows that you can see through. Of co…

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    Comment #17505901

    It's not just the title, I'm guessing people are more reluctant to click an unknown URL. Your submission points at cht.sh while the current submission points at github.com.

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    Comment #17069182

    You can use rclone while you wait: https://rclone.org/

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    Comment #16114218

    Ultra HD (4k) Blu-rays use HEVC as well, so we will definitely not get rid of that standard any time soon.

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    Comment #14049885

    But we are going to need good spaceships for when the planet is no longer inhabitable.

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    Comment #12192881

    The editor is necessary to the Chrome Developer Tools, since you can edit existing pages and debug the changes. The Code Snippet functionality is however not necessary (in my opini…

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    Comment #11355603

    Thank you for this link, this extension really makes the site a lot more enjoyable.

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    Comment #10944326

    Thanks for the reference to the original article. The article at WSJ is walled so there isn't much to see there.

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    Comment #10320831

    It's a sad state when we have to lie to get out of a bad relationship.

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    Comment #10208291

    I have a FreeNAS server set up at home for most of those services. It's a FreeBSD based distribution focused on file services, but you can really run any service from the BSD jail …