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ceocoder
6y ago
I use a USB mic, and so far I or anyone I've been on Google Meet with haven’t noticed any issues.
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ceocoder
6y ago
can you try piping that to gstreamer?
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ceocoder
6y ago
You should try another microUSB cable - my first microUSB cable did not work because it was charging-only.
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ceocoder
6y ago
Spoke too soon, v4l2loopback-utils is the missing piece on mac. Found this with a basic search[0], if anyone enterprising enough wants to take a crack at it https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/353168/how-can
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ceocoder
6y ago
This is what I found while I was trying to get GoPro to work with gphoto2[0] - would love to know if you do get it to work somehow. [0] https://sourceforge.net/p/gphoto/mailman/message/36174298/
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6y ago
I wish I can take credit for this, Ben Chapman did all the work, I just happened to google it :) And yeah, 100% agree on video quality, it is so much better than what you get from that potato sensor on MBP
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ceocoder
6y ago
Looks like both gphoto2 and ffmepg are available on homebrew, worth giving it a shot for sure. FWIW - I did end up building my own ffmpeg because debian default didn't have NVIDIA support. Want me to give it a try?
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6y ago
If you are a linux user and own a nice camera you can use gphoto2 and ffmpeg to create a virtual camera. I posted howto on HN couple of days ago[0][1], here it is for anyone who might need it. I tried it with both Sony RX100VA and Sony A7
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6y ago
Here is the livestream with Mission Control Audio/Video feed: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxCzpa07dvg
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Here is Rob Pike on 80 column limit[0], I’ve seen folks having to go through just crude gymnastics to make 80 column check for pep8/flake8 before someone inevitable disabling that chek/or add ignore check for that line. One thin
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6y ago
This is very cool! Any plans on making it work in org files?
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6y ago
I read Susan Casey’s The Wave[0] about 8-9 years ago, it is told from alternative perspectives of sailors and big wave surfers - Laird Hamilton to be specific. A fascinating read, I highly recommend it. More I read about it less likely th
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I just found this, going to try on my Sony RX100VA and Sony A7III in a bit. Will report back with results. edit: it worked! flawlessly! take that capture card price gougers!!!
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How to Use Your DSLR Camera as a Webcam in Linux
(crackedthecode.co)
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6y ago
Thanks for the tip! I won’t tell anyone either :)
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The West Wing (tv show) even had an episode around it “Take our the trash day”[0]. [0] https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0745682/
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6y ago
Ah I see, we are going with “well technically it stores something therefore it is database joke”. Now I’m fully onboard :) Back when I worked in LA my CTO used to joke that most places use Microsoft Outlook as a database and Excel as BI too
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Perhaps that’s because some other message brokers are now being touted as databases[0][1], I remember seeing a thread about it on HN couple of days ago. [0] https://www.confluent.io/blog/okay-store-data-apache-kafka
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6y ago
This might be a stupid question, but surely no one thinks of RabbigMQ as a database right? I’ve used it from 2012 to 2018 extensively, including using things like shovels to build hub spoke topologies, however not once did I think of it
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6y ago
You too! And wrt to $HYPED_TECHNOLOGY - we at $GIANT_CO originally created it to solve some challenges, as one of the primary authors I'm starting $PERCY_JACKSON_CHARACTER_CO that provides commercial support and some extra features
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Saagar - I haven't laughed this hard in months. Thank you for writing this - the bit about "Medium article we found that had something to do with multi-armed bandits" got me on the floor. Laughing during this time feels so s
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One Final Toss for the Dooze
(espn.com)
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This is very cool, over the years I've been using different apps - iSSH back in 2010/2011 and Terminus lately - to connect to servers over ssh/mosh but having a local working terminal would be great. Is there any way this ca
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You might be onto something, if this can be pitched as a bad cash grab thought up by Kramer and George that Jerry and Larry officially “disapprove” of but “can’t” shutdown
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I feel they are going to have a hard time convincing Jerry and Larry if they keep calling it “show about nothing”, show about nothing was supposed to be a joke about the show within the show - here is Jerry confirming as much in an AMA[0]
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`QuinnyPig - I love the extra mind blown platypus touch when you enter 40000 PB https://www.dropbox.com/s/eqdpkiv0ikevsm4/IMG_1937.jpg?dl=0
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It really depends on sunglasses, Doesn’t work: - Ray-Ban wayfarers Works: - Ray-Ban aviators - Maui Jim Waterways
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Amazon for Animal Crossing Goods
(nookazon.com)
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That’s amazing! Here is the setting for others who didn’t know[0] [0] https://imgur.com/a/lXXppBq
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I’ve got Pi-Hole and PiVPN with WireGuard setup as well, however not the two part like yours - I only turn on VPN on my iOS devices as needed, have you setup yours to auto connect based on name WiFi SSID? If so how?
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