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Okay, how did you do it?
Post first half, then edit? Just a guess.
YouTube video has its own URL in it
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I created the f7u12 subreddit, so I thought it would be funny if I put the "reddit is down" graphic over the subreddit front page with CSS. It had millions of subscribers. They all kept refreshing.
Lol, that's good. Also le f7u12, haven't thought about that in years .. I guess you brought rageguy over from 4chan then?
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This page seems to have zero text or image content unless I let SquareSpace run Javascript (and ostensibly track me).
Would your quality of life browsing the web not be infinitely better if you just span up a VM and sat behind a vpn on it?
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Excellent, this explains it. The YouTube video you shared says the trick is to create a resumable upload using YouTube API. The steps involved : 1. create a resumable session (here we specify video length in bytes) 2. YouTube returns a session URI which contains the upload ID 3. create a video with the upload ID baked in (edit video to match length from step 1) 4. upload video to the session URI https://developers.go…
I have not been doing any edits of video for a long time... What are most people editing vids with these days?
Also available for GNU/Linux: https://www.blackmagicdesign.com/products/davinciresolve/
Re: YouTube video has its own URL in it
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Excellent, this explains it. The YouTube video you shared says the trick is to create a resumable upload using YouTube API. The steps involved : 1. create a resumable session (here we specify video length in bytes) 2. YouTube returns a session URI which contains the upload ID 3. create a video with the upload ID baked in (edit video to match length from step 1) 4. upload video to the session URI https://developers.go…
I have not been doing any edits of video for a long time... What are most people editing vids with these days?
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The free version of Hit Film is really excellent: https://fxhome.com/hitfilm-express Good to put some VFX.
Aw, I was excited until I realized there's no Linux version :(
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Excellent, this explains it. The YouTube video you shared says the trick is to create a resumable upload using YouTube API. The steps involved : 1. create a resumable session (here we specify video length in bytes) 2. YouTube returns a session URI which contains the upload ID 3. create a video with the upload ID baked in (edit video to match length from step 1) 4. upload video to the session URI https://developers.go…
I have not been doing any edits of video for a long time... What are most people editing vids with these days?
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It's apparently even been done before, see here at around the three minute mark: https://youtube.com/watch?v=UMYTSJTU0Vk
Oh hi, creator of the video here! It's just a fun video of me messing around with Windows 8.1 I made a while back, trying out different "apps" and stuff. I thought it'd be a fun easter egg to download the video itself when I was trying out that strange YouTube MP3 downloader app :D I didn't do it with the API (even though I tried to at first), just the normal youtube.com/upload site. I used Fiddler (Burpsuite alterna…
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Oh hi, creator of the video here! It's just a fun video of me messing around with Windows 8.1 I made a while back, trying out different "apps" and stuff. I thought it'd be a fun easter egg to download the video itself when I was trying out that strange YouTube MP3 downloader app :D I didn't do it with the API (even though I tried to at first), just the normal youtube.com/upload site. I used Fiddler (Burpsuite alterna…
I always see creators popping up when something they made is mentioned. I find it too coincidental that you just happened to be on HN and happened to find the comment mentioning it. Do you use a service that scrapes sites and pings you of keyword mentions?
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