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They were profitable that year, and the stock price still dropped by up to 50% in the first few months. The business is healthy, and the stock is fine now, but don’t count on a quick buck in the first few weeks/months.

Thanks for this comment. I agree that a "quick buck" is not the play, if there is a play to make at all. I'll read the prospectus tonight. Maybe that will help me with my decision. Thanks again for commenting.

Is there a lemmy wallstreetbets, and if so, how is this not a post in it?

I didn’t come across one and I haven’t been on reddit since Apollo shut down. So this is as good as it’s gonna get, I guess?

My thought was that if I can get in on that initial upswing and out before the stock inevitably tanks, i’d like to do that. If not, I’ll just pass on the whole thing.

Correct. That very small thing is the difference between an app getting a dcma takedown order and not getting one.

Use Yattee and plug in your preferred invidious instance.

yup, that's what I'm saying.

The general consensus in the AV1 community is that the SVT encoder implementation isn't ready for HDR(10+) yet. There are some other encoders of AV1 (including Netflix's proprietary implementation) that can do it well but basic SVT offered through the public repo is not ready for HDR yet.

Edit: I should add that I compress most of my library in 1080p with av1-svt. I only leave a couple of titles in 4k format and those I'm waiting to rip until SVT becomes mature enough to handle 4K.

That is how I encode (mostly SVT but a bit with NVEenc too). There is an av1 community here on lemmy but it isn't super active. Otherwise, you're limited to the handbrake forum or reddit.

Most of the time, yes. Options are basically wildcard and regex.

If you run into any problems, pm me. Happy to help.

It just gives me flashbacks to being in high school with Chrome and having a dozen useless extensions pushing my browser to a snail’s pace.

I had the same issue. Solved it by using one extension that replaces ClearURLs, Lib redirect and a couple of others. It's called Redirector.

First, it handles my new/old reddit link redirection (which is your post topic), redirects all of my privacy frontends (eliminates the need for the Libredirect extension), Wirecutter links to products that go through tracking server first, and also the Amazon /ref= tracking (eliminates the need for the ClearURLs extension if you pair it with a special uBO list).

Thank you!!