Derek William Scott (Dubs)
@dubs.la
Hey it’s your boy Dubs. I do iOS/macOS Development. Looking forward to sharing more dev related content here in the near future!
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Here's a bonus screenshot of what my original app looked like from 2012, oh the nostalgia!
June 7, 2025 at 1:53 AM
Here's a bonus screenshot of what my original app looked like from 2012, oh the nostalgia!
The client should run on macOS 11 and greater, stop in and say hi at my hotline server: hotline dot dubs dot la!
I'll probably make a legit page for this or GitHub or whatnot at some point but for now here's a direct link to the client!
dubs.la/decline/decl...
I'll probably make a legit page for this or GitHub or whatnot at some point but for now here's a direct link to the client!
dubs.la/decline/decl...
dubs.la
June 7, 2025 at 1:42 AM
The client should run on macOS 11 and greater, stop in and say hi at my hotline server: hotline dot dubs dot la!
I'll probably make a legit page for this or GitHub or whatnot at some point but for now here's a direct link to the client!
dubs.la/decline/decl...
I'll probably make a legit page for this or GitHub or whatnot at some point but for now here's a direct link to the client!
dubs.la/decline/decl...
But it does automatically keep a log of your chats and preload your chat window with old chats on login which is something I haven't seen on other clients which is pretty fancy! Looking into adding some more unique features as well!
June 7, 2025 at 1:42 AM
But it does automatically keep a log of your chats and preload your chat window with old chats on login which is something I haven't seen on other clients which is pretty fancy! Looking into adding some more unique features as well!
It's definitely a work of progress, it only connects to one server of a time, it doesn't have Files, Private Message or Threaded News support...
June 7, 2025 at 1:41 AM
It's definitely a work of progress, it only connects to one server of a time, it doesn't have Files, Private Message or Threaded News support...
The workflow of the command is as follows:
1. yt-dlp downloads a video using a Youtube URL
2. ffmpeg creates a clip from that video
3. ffmpeg changes aspect ratio of the clip to 1080x1920, centers video and adds letterboxing in the form of blurred versions of current video frame.
1. yt-dlp downloads a video using a Youtube URL
2. ffmpeg creates a clip from that video
3. ffmpeg changes aspect ratio of the clip to 1080x1920, centers video and adds letterboxing in the form of blurred versions of current video frame.
March 28, 2025 at 11:19 PM
The workflow of the command is as follows:
1. yt-dlp downloads a video using a Youtube URL
2. ffmpeg creates a clip from that video
3. ffmpeg changes aspect ratio of the clip to 1080x1920, centers video and adds letterboxing in the form of blurred versions of current video frame.
1. yt-dlp downloads a video using a Youtube URL
2. ffmpeg creates a clip from that video
3. ffmpeg changes aspect ratio of the clip to 1080x1920, centers video and adds letterboxing in the form of blurred versions of current video frame.