u/ruuutherford

I'm streaming roller derby to YouTube. I have anywhere between 1-4 camera angles and operators and I'd like to be able to choose from which ever camera angle is the best at the moment.

Also it would be cool to be able to throw up some other generated stat pages in a web browser.

What's gotten me close to this is Studio Mode where the live stream is on the right. Then on left I create a scene with 1/4 sized camera angles. But: I haven't been able to get the layout of those 1/4 sized layers to work right. They keep getting all wonky and un-selectable or gone or buried.

I'm trying to setup a backup for my mom's files on my self-hosted Seafile13 docker. I'll install SeaDrive, and manage to get the target juuuust a little wrong, and end up creating an entire duplicate folder structure in an oddball subfolder I didn't mean to to.

Any pointers on choosing the target correctly so her existing files will get merged with the seafile (almost) identical files and tree?

How do you keep track of volunteers, filling spots, and make sure nothing is missed for event production?

Sadly I couldn't find this video outside of facebook. Ooo I wonder if we can watch it on insta w/out an account... no such luck. Anyhow: this video: Hilarious, totally worth watching!!!

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1JSZoCoGUq/

I get this error: "no video with supported format and MIME type found"

There are a few other posts with things about it below, I didn't make any progress with those powershell commands. Then when it was "manually downloading and installing" I felt like it was too far down the rabbit hole.

Maybe there's a server setting to NOT encode videos with that specific codec that firefox has such a hard time with?

https://www.reddit.com/r/immich/comments/1pon8hd/i_just_learnt_that_firefox_cannot_play_hevc/

https://preview.redd.it/yfuti8sl3kyg1.png?width=417&format=png&auto=webp&s=94acc65394c1e50a51f78ed882f715480966a4c1

The boot itself rubbed through the outer soft shell of the lace. It shredded - I could still tie it but one side was small while the other wise still had its sheathing on it. Kinda sucked.

What a good opportunity for new laces!

theshoelacefactory.com

This place is SO COOL. They're located inside the City Museum in St Louis. Amazing place if you haven't been there before. They have a super old shoelace machine that's still working and they make and sell shoelaces there.

I've purchased from them before, they'll ship them no problem. These boots need a 36in lace. I chose the Round Autumn Shoelaces - Sorrel, Copper and Toast for $6.50 + $5 shipping. I think they won't look like much on first blush, but with a closer peek they'll be special.

I've had a pair of orange laces on my running shoes for years and never a hiccup. Here's a video

https://youtube.com/shorts/nxozi7nCHwA?si=AqOE9z2k6dqxxUK5

I figure folks that appreciate Birks will you also appreciate show laces! Made in USA