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How so?
How so?
advocated for banning trans women from […] sports teams.
What do people here think of this?
Ahead of his time? It is a different product working with a different (and far older) principle?
Ah okay, thank you.
What is the joke? The smiley?
I know, all good, that is just such an odd choice.
No, that is not what complicit means.
Using the same logic: You pay taxes? Complicit in everything that happens with those. From good to bad. Not stopping cars on the road? Complicit in stealing buses etc. their customers. And of course also complicit in road kills.
I think the option was single file or whole folder.
Why one at a time? Just load a folder and apply the same settings to all of them. If the settings are different per file… not sure which method would be less annoying.
Then why can we apply video filters etc. if it is only for transcoding? That is a really basic thing. Like no audio or pass through. You can also add subtitles. Why not audio?
So they might have year long projects with universities in Israel = they are complicit in genocide?
Only downside is that they do not want to add features, simple stuff like replacing the audio. But otherwise yes, go to solution
Why? I have done ~100 files in one batch with no issue?
How are they complicit in it?
as they’re robust
I would argue they are just what was used during development. After that, it never changes.
Why did they use it back then? Were there many alternatives? I do not know.
Complicity in genocide? Okay?
If the government does not, good thing they did.
It would have been a race to the bottom. The same way it happens with other products today. Some number bigger = better marketing = selling more = others need to do the same or go bankrupt = everyone does it.
I can do the same after simply letting my skin soak in water for a few minutes at some points like in the foot arch.
On a side note, does lotion actually “soak in” in meaningful amounts? Wasn’t that a myth/sales pitch?
Oh, I get it, was reading as base 2 and confused by that. Essentially Roman numerals without all the fancy shortcuts.