morgannewman

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by morgannewman 2y ago
Well, it appears nobody else has taken the lead on this since 1997 so…
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by morgannewman 2y ago
My mother passed away from lung cancer about 2 years ago. I wish I had more videos and audio recordings of her. I wish I had handwritten letters from her. I wish I had audio/video of stories and family history only she would know. Abov
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by morgannewman 3y ago
This does not match my understanding, but I am not an expert. You receiving those charges is not mandated by the government; rather, passing them through to the consumer is entirely discretionary and often done by ISPs or cell carriers. The
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by morgannewman 3y ago
You might be surprised to learn that it was not and still is not a solved problem for companies like Meta. Here is an earlier write-up about this topic from Meta: https://engineering.fb.com/2014/01/07/core-dat
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by morgannewman 3y ago
+1 the website is borderline unusable on my work laptop. I have an M1 Pro in my standard MacBook Pro 2021. I am using the latest version Chrome and this animation causes a huge performance regression on my computer when it's visible.
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by morgannewman 4y ago
Perhaps this is preferable to the user, but if you consider it from the developer's POV, almost no users will contribute meaningful "donations", so it stops making economic sense to follow the latter model you suggest unless
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by morgannewman 4y ago
Furthermore, the economics of video hosting sites like YouTube are such that you have truly incredible storage, server, and bandwidth growth, basically forever. I don’t think it’s feasible for there to be a “free” API that lets people use Y