Works on Voyager (android client) from lemmy.world on android 15.
The question is partially answered by the other comments. I have just few details to had :
As it's the compatibility that matter you have a question of target player to answer :
- to be compatible with older player, the most widespread container is AVI. It's the lightest to decode and I never found a player without this format
- to be compatible with all the recent players, there is no alternative to mp4, but beware only the mpeg-2 and h264 compression are widespread
- to be compatible with all future players : the mkv is the way, as it can expose multiple stream with alternative codec for audio and video (mp3 + aac + av1 + h264 in the same file) allow the player to open the one it can read
Now you can choose !
You can use imageMagick to create pictures from scratch. As it's a parameters configuration, and the exemple you gave are frameworks based.
But I prefer create pictures with SVG, it has animation, interaction..., this kind of programmation is more permisive and portable 😂.
PS : to complete the author's message : Manim
Not since AI, it's been since internet. No since national school. No, since religious teaching (this one is very dangerous). No since...
You know what, screw this. Knowledge where never the issue, cause the easier the acces is, the less you make it, and if you never process what you understand, you end up a complete dumb with high knowledge. The only difference is that you can't trust any knowledge from anywhere on the internet anymore.
Wrong, the holodeck follow instructions, the AI neural simulation don't.
Unless you like to play in simulation created by a simulation, coded with an abstract language, run into a virtual machine.
At some point in time, humanity will learn.
Shit, not again.
I was planning to joke about the 450° of rotation but, you know, internet is strange so, instead I found a French pizzeria... https://www.450degres.fr/
Palworld and Thunderbolts* *new avengers.
Completely possible for this losers team to finish on the Palpagos islands, you know with sentry involved...
I can finally finish Mirror's Edge on my (MX) linux desktop, because the game disk I have has a bug at some level, running perfectly with an NVidia 1660 Ti.
Thanks a lot to the people who had made this possible !
You're right, I rewrote all the messy sentences, should be clear now, thanks !
Step one : Build an electric car with a range of more than 1Mm per charge -- done
Step two : Make it weight less than 500 kg or less than five times the payload.
And only when both of these goals have been achieved will we able to declare the dawn of the electric mobility era. Not before, not now !
Il faudrait porter le message, comme cela a été fait au Texas (si je me souviens bien), que les outils dont le code source est publique ne peut pas mettre en place de contrôle de ses utilisateurs, pour de nombreux points parmis :
- L'absence d'autorité centralisant les utilisateurs et les hébergeurs/administrateurs
- l'absence de fond pour les développement spécifique nécessaire à la mise en place de système de contrôle qui ne concerne qu'un seul pays et qui n'est pas développé dans le dit pays
- tout système de contrôle peut être retiré en copiant le code source et en le modifiant
- (avis personnel) ce genre de contrôle est inutile car ce ne sont pas sur ces réseaux qu'échangent ceux que les autorités sont censé trouvé, ni les preuves qu'ils auraient besoin
A la lecture de l'article 1er II :
« II. – Le présent article ne s’applique ni aux encyclopédies en ligne, ni aux répertoires éducatifs ou scientifiques, ni aux plateformes de développement et de partage de logiciels libres.
Sont exclu les github et autre gitlab, gitea, codeberg... Si on suit le terme "plateforme de partage de logiciel libres" selon l'interprétation, les lemmy, mastodon, piefed, Mbin et autres sont déjà exclu.
Pour moi la conclusion est que c'est parfaitement conte productif et que si des réseaux, souvent appelé, FOSS existe, c'est bien pour échapper à ce genre de contrôle abusif.