FoxBJK

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by FoxBJK 5mo ago
Who would pay for it when literally every other option has been free for a lifetime?
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by FoxBJK 11mo ago
They're not, at all. It was invented by Facebook, but it's literally just a few lines of metadata that applications can choose to read if they want.
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by FoxBJK 3y ago
My guess is that the researchers don't "own" the research they're doing since it was being funded by the university. It's property of the university and if you take it and try to sell it now you're stealing IP.
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by FoxBJK 3y ago
I have a 15 Pro. AV1 playback is not working in Safari. I'm trying with this URL: https://bitmovin.com/demos/av1/
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by FoxBJK 3y ago
It's been awhile since I looked, but when I did a few years ago they had hundreds of subdomains for their videos (both regular and ads) and would rotate what they're used for all the time. That's why its basically impossible
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by FoxBJK 3y ago
Google does some stupid things, but Chromium is "too big to fail" at this point and it's too essential to products like Android which are also at that same point. But hypothetically if Google stopped contributing to Chromium
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by FoxBJK 3y ago
I think Google's answer to that is WebP.
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by FoxBJK 3y ago
I think it's going to burst regardless. Plenty of companies have fully embraced the remote model, and many more are only doing hybrid. Even if they don't completely sell off their buildings they're not going to use as much. O
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by FoxBJK 3y ago
It had just started to become profitable right before Elon bought it. Granted that’s like 1 or 2 profitable quarters out of dozens, but still counts I guess
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by FoxBJK 4y ago
Wonder how long it'll take for Blink to overtake WebKit on iOS in terms of usage.