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YouTube’s automated captioning falls on deaf ears
Several months ago, Google implemented captioning into their video service, YouTube. All you needed was a transcript, formatted in timed text and that was it. The most difficult thing about this process was making the special timed text file. So … Continue reading
Using Subversion for Revision History in Linux
This article will cover using Subversion on your local machine to manage your project’s revision history. It will assume you have a basic understanding of Linux and root access. If you are looking for remote access to revisions, that is … Continue reading
Facebook, Twitter, FlyingThumbs attacked!
I never thought sites so big could possibly get hacked until one day I checked my own site and saw this warning from my FF browser: Obviously the headline is a joke and the recent threats to Facebook/Twitter and Flying … Continue reading
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High-Quality (HQ) Video on YouTube
About six months ago YouTube gave their viewers the option to see videos in high-quality or as they call it, “HQ.” This is wonderful news for anyone who always liked YouTube but did not like the loss of quality of … Continue reading