

Theres a non-negligible number of computer engineers who honestly believe we went the wrong direction by going from fully analogue to fully digital in our technological advancements.


Theres a non-negligible number of computer engineers who honestly believe we went the wrong direction by going from fully analogue to fully digital in our technological advancements.


How strict is “nobody speaks”? Because pretty much every language is covered if it’s vague enough. If I drove two hours I could probably find somebody who speaks Pheonician.


Start everywhere. There are ways to split the stream to multiple platforms using one of the following:
pros: very easy, lowest computer spec and bandwidth requirements, sometimes has a consolidated chat plugin
cons: sometimes costs money, may have watermark, the service controls the bitrate and has a stream delay
pros: free, easy to set up, additionally if you set up an NDI solution over LAN then you can use a multi-PC setup which can be desirable
cons: you will be sending the same data out to multiple platforms yourself, which means you will need high computer specs and high bandwidth or else your bitrate will suffer dramatically
pros: free, lower requirements, and low delay. You control the bitrate and everything
cons: many people find this very difficult and often requires troubleshooting
That said, if you’re serious about wanting to become a streamer, then where you start doesn’t really matter as much as finding a source for views. Views may come from an algorithm, or igniting the passion of a group of people on a forum, or family members willing to watch the entire video in order to boost user engagement, but at the end of the day they do not magically appear for good content: you need to bring them in.
Whatever you do: DO NOT USE SHORT FORM VIDEOS as your primary format. Their audience comes and goes like the tide and they make pretty much no monetization.


And honestly, when they spend the last two episodes shoehorning all of those loose ends in as if it were somehow the plan all along, but in the process they create plot holes.
For example, Season 2 of Arcane having Heimerdinger being suddenly onboard for the dangerous time travel experiments just so they can have Ekko ready in time for the finale, but they also place a bunch of random restrictions on his powers such that they cannot actually alter the past but they somehow can alter the flow of fights in the present. That whole season was terrible, tbh, none of it made any sense they just wanted to rapidly take the characters from where they were in season 1 to what they are ingame with little to no explanations of how or why.


I don’t think you need permission, but if you’re considering whether or not the time investment in handling a community is worth it I say try it for a while and see.


Easy question:
AI
Net negative pushing us toward unavoidable global ecosystem collapse: it produces nothing but the unfulfilled promise of eventually replacing human workers, which it has never shown the capability to do and according to the researchers who founded the AI companies will never do due to “AI Scaling Laws”. It has increased power consumption and costs by over 30% in some US States.
Probably where the orbicularis occuli muscle overlaps the bone ridge and also the frontalis insertion point is located. Nerves exist where the muscles are, sensations come from nerves.
If the senation has changed over time its possible you accidentally hit yourself, maybe while alseep, or walked into something.