I read it as “A third of a third plus a third is a half.” Which makes sense to me. What an I missing?

No wonder they have so much covid.

I have a custom ffmpeg script to automate what Handbrake does in a few clicks. Newer versions of Handbrake are great imo. I was on the fence and spent a lot of time trying to get ffmpeg going but there’s just too many variables for me to continue down that path.

I would advise Handbrake over ffmpeg. I have spent months in both and Handbrake yields the best results with the least hassle. Crop, anamorphic pixels, quality, etc.

H265 nvenc is supported on Handbrake now and works great. Very fast.

Venera.social has 1100+ users and open registration. Sounds like as good a place to start as any.

They literally have a Join Friendica link on the guthub.

Firefox runs it all just as good!

I would have agreed with you about Edge when it was MS’s own engine. It was lightweight and fast. Even early builds on the Chromium stack were decent. Lately, Edge is more bloated than Chrome! It’s really showing MS’s true colors these days.

There is an advanced setting in NewPipe that fixes it.

Yea good point. The “study” is poorly done and the opinion fluff pieces coming out on top of it are just terrible.

So people trying to insure a new Tesla were involved in accidents higher than Ram? Doesn’t say what car they were driving when they had accidents, only that they are looking for insurance on a Tesla. Anyone who claims this is because of Tesla vehicles has an agenda to push.

Yea my bad, i edited my comment

There likely is something that could be done. You could try raising this as an issue on their GitHub project page or wherever the devs tend to hang out.

When you click more reply, the link takes an action to make a web service call, in the case of lemmy.world, to the lemmy.world server(s). If the archived link has not changed from when it was archived and today, and the content is still accessible (e.g. not deleted or not made private somehow), then the call to load the new data should work… unless the link is being prepended by the wayback machine’s servers (I’m not very familiar with how wayback machine actual works). If the former, it’s not loading due to lemmy.world not hosting it anymore; if the latter, it’s not loading because Wayback Machine doesn’t host website’s services that it archives. I hope that helped.