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I'm defragmenting my windows 98 VM like a Normal Person

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  • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

    ugh. I'm gonna have to make my own photomosaic software, with blackjack and hookers.

    or punt and make bad apple, I guess.

    knowing me I'll end up doing both

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    hey foone
    hey foone
    this shitpost would be much better if you added two windows 95 fonts to the death generator and then ported the death generator rendering engine to python

    <-- the devil speaking on my shoulder

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    • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

      hey foone
      hey foone
      this shitpost would be much better if you added two windows 95 fonts to the death generator and then ported the death generator rendering engine to python

      <-- the devil speaking on my shoulder

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      #8

      don't be silly, I can just call the death generator through puppeteer!

      (I need to port the death generator core to node.js for like 100 reasons, but this is another one: I'd be able to test it/run it outside the browser!)

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      • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

        don't be silly, I can just call the death generator through puppeteer!

        (I need to port the death generator core to node.js for like 100 reasons, but this is another one: I'd be able to test it/run it outside the browser!)

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        #9

        why NOT add windows 95 defrag to the death generator?
        I added Minesweeper once!

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        • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

          why NOT add windows 95 defrag to the death generator?
          I added Minesweeper once!

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          #10

          what if I just faked it and made it look like I had a defrag death generator? hmmm

          delightfully devilish foone

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          • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

            what if I just faked it and made it look like I had a defrag death generator? hmmm

            delightfully devilish foone

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            #11

            save hours of font extraction/recreation with this one weird trick:

            screenshotting notepad in a VM

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            • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

              save hours of font extraction/recreation with this one weird trick:

              screenshotting notepad in a VM

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              wait. I extracted a 30 FPS video that was 03:39 long, resulting in 6572 frames. 6572/60 is 3 with 39 left over, so that all tracks.

              I then told ffmpeg to combine those extracted images back together at 30 fps, and I got back a video that's 04:22. at 30 fps?

              something's fucky

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              • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                wait. I extracted a 30 FPS video that was 03:39 long, resulting in 6572 frames. 6572/60 is 3 with 39 left over, so that all tracks.

                I then told ffmpeg to combine those extracted images back together at 30 fps, and I got back a video that's 04:22. at 30 fps?

                something's fucky

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                #13

                wait I bet I got it... yep

                $ ffmpeg -i frames\%08d.png -r 30 out.mkv

                AND

                $ ffmpeg -r 30 -i frames\%08d.png out.mkv

                do very different things!

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                • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                  wait I bet I got it... yep

                  $ ffmpeg -i frames\%08d.png -r 30 out.mkv

                  AND

                  $ ffmpeg -r 30 -i frames\%08d.png out.mkv

                  do very different things!

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                  the former is taking in a set of PNGs at THE DEFAULT FRAMERATE OF 25 FPS and then resampling that 25 FPS video to 30 FPS

                  the later imports the PNGs at 30 FPS, which is the thing I was trying to do in the first place

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                  • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                    the former is taking in a set of PNGs at THE DEFAULT FRAMERATE OF 25 FPS and then resampling that 25 FPS video to 30 FPS

                    the later imports the PNGs at 30 FPS, which is the thing I was trying to do in the first place

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                    #15

                    well that's... something.

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                    • foone@digipres.clubF foone@digipres.club

                      well that's... something.

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                      #16

                      oh god it's even worse in motion

                      This is exactly what time is like for someone with ADHD, btw

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