rmellow
Joined 11 years ago
Joined 11 years ago
However, the video quality in the browser is worse, so depending on the use case I might have to use the app (via sandbox).
It's been years since I've had to though.
A few years back, there was something about gaining root on MacOS via Zoom due to shady execution on their end.
They've lost my trust since then, and I'll only run it sandboxed: https://gist.github.com/cielavenir/02f322e322a2a3555dbf2b38f...
I always ask (1) why does an app require installation and (2) why would it require root?
There are valid answers for both, but realistically, all a videoconferencing app should need (apart from audio and video and maybe screen sharing) is to store a config file.
There's no legitimate use for it accessing privileged or private paths.
[ ] Yes
[ ] Ask me again later
Labeling each sentence (J)ab and (T)hrust, and using colon ":" to indicate arguments, one gets:
```
J: J. J. T.
J: "J. J. T".
T: T.
T: J. J. T.
```
I've tried making similar functionality in Python to add visual effects to the screen, but the only way I found is to use one of the packages which leverage the Screenshot functionality.
But this causes recursion since my app's window will be in the screenshot (unless I put my app on a different monitor or a different area of the monitor). How do they avoid that?
https://www.folhadelondrina.com.br/geral/pf-multa-e-da-oito-...
That creates distrust in me, so I swapped to BitWarden and haven't looked back.
I've always been good at conjuring images in my mind, but I also skip the drawn out visual descriptions.
I could never enjoy Lord of the Rings due to Tolkien's love of describing trees (of the wooden and familial kinds)