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It was a tongue-in-cheek / silly suggestion outright. I don't think many people are actually using the tool for its off-ToS purpose though, there is also a lot of prior art across multiple sharing services. It's still interesting to think about the inner workings of it.

"Rood Luck, Have Fun!" A rood is a unit of area that is equal to about one fifth of a football field.

Upload to other video sharing sites for redundancy. RAIVS!

"Enjoying yourself?" https://youtu.be/q_A1GNx0M9M

It has an 8-bit color, a True Color and a 3dfx executable side-by-side in the installation folder.

Blasphemy!

WD-40 is now the designation of a whole bunch of products, including chain grease.

Does anyone remember a Chinese website that did something similar? IIRC it was one of the selectable rendering modes of a Google Maps equivalent.

Edit: this submission has a few links that could be what I had in mind but most of them no longer work: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2282466

Blaring Klaxons! https://youtu.be/LX2KX0OaofI

You pull out the plug, but nothing happens. A shape resembling a human face appears on the screen. It has an evil grin.

Exits: N W

A form of property tax it looks like, charged on businesses: https://www.gov.uk/introduction-to-business-rates

It's equivalent to Win + Shift + F23 so you can map it to some useful action if you have a suitable utility at hand.

Which one, the "strapped to an upright stretcher" variant, or just hold on to a handle or a metal pole like in a bus?

Presumably the opposing party is residing in non-US-or(and? depends on the order of evaluation)-EU territory, but I might be mistaken. "They" refers to both sides in the parent comment.

Do things heat up if only OBS is running but streamlink and VLC aren't? Are you using them to monitor what the output looks like for viewers?

Ryan Anderson: Are We Having Fun Yet? https://www.instagram.com/itsryandanderson/reel/DRR241Mjr_F/

Also the pause button seems to take the GIF back to its first frame, then resume from where I paused... either that or I need a good sleep.

We do what we must, because we can / For the good of all of us

I totally failed on the balancing part, was working on the thesis like a runaway diesel engine. I could sleep and step away from the word processor window but it kind of consumed my thoughts at all times. Towards the end stress started to spill over to the physical domain and it took about 4 months after the submission and thesis defense (no snakes fortunately) for symptoms to subside.

AA-lib is alive and kicking (I think): https://aa-project.sourceforge.net/

A very un-scientific screen grab and saving as a GIF gives me 604kB at 990×1000 pixels, but this does include color fringing at the edges of each letter and I'd be inclined to treat this as a 1 BPP image.

An MPEG-1-based screen sharing experiment appeared here 10 years ago:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9954870

- https://phoboslab.org/log/2015/07/play-gta-v-in-your-browser...

don't do it

I remember a GitHub repository where someone documented problems and resolutions related to their house in the issues section.

I'm also trying to gather a personal backlog of things at home patiently waiting to be resolved, but can't even get myself through the collection phase...

GNU Stow? https://systemcrafters.net/managing-your-dotfiles/using-gnu-...

Keep the alternate sets in different subdirectories.

At least you don't have to type the same letters while holding a thin tape over your screen to erase them!

Apple also had separate Return and Enter symbols on keyboards for a while, which also sounds like typewriter territory but their intended use was a bit different: https://creativepro.com/a-tale-of-two-enter-keys/

I have also dug around a bit to find out this one, and the earliest httpd I could get my hands on is 1.3.0 which is hosted on the Apache archive site: https://archive.apache.org/dist/httpd/

"src/modules/standard/mod_include.c" says:

  /*
   * http_include.c: Handles the server-parsed HTML documents
   * 
   * Original by Rob McCool; substantial fixups by David Robinson;
   * incorporated into the Apache module framework by rst.
   * 
   */

Rob McCool is the author of NCSA HTTPd so it seems there is direct lineage wrt. this feature between the two server implementations.

I meant the "include" statement of PHP which you can use even if your HTTP server is not configured for processing SSI directives.

PHP's initial release announcement mentions includes as a feature that can be used even if the server does not have SSI support: https://groups.google.com/g/comp.infosystems.www.authoring.c...