Thats why I built a tool that watches my download folder and converts webp and webm to png and mp4 preserving the original. Its still missing some features but its available on my GitHub for free as OSS

It has a really good compression algorithm and can preserve more detail in a smaller filesize.

As a website owner you usually pay for outbound traffic or atleast storage, thus having a smaller file reduces your cost, appart from the benefit that more users are able to load the file.

Considering the Reddit API has a hilariously low limit, I fully understand why the AI bro's will use a scraping approach instead. I've built small discord bots that had a difficult time following the API because you had so little Requests available! I was in the process of building an event-driven system which used multiple API tokens in order to be able to keep up with multiple feeds. Its just terrible.

I‘m always surprised at how well those 2 wheel drive Fiat Panda‘s perform. We mostly use it for our farm because it can‘t really get stuck, or we haven‘t managed to get it stuck in 11 years. They also fit a decent amount of luggage!

ImageMagick and FFMpeg usually do the trick.

I've already used them for some pretty crazy things.

For some reason this 3D model reminds me of a very specific pixel art…

Thanks! If you have any issues, just open an issue and I'll have a look!

While at it, we might be able to engineer biodegradable materials that decay within a reasonable timeframe as we just reduced load and power on the tires and no longer meed to carry 2.5T extra per person!

One other catch is that is an ARM instance