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Review the best video editing app of 2019
Hello everyone, today I would like to share with everyone a tool to create videos from extremely quality photos and music that are easy to use, which is the Photo Music Editor application. It must be acknowledged that for a less skilled person who loves to "live virtual" like me, this will be an effective assistant. Moreover, this type of video is considered to be a "virtual living" trend in 2019, so it should not be missed and want to share it with everyone.

The first plus of Photo Music Editor is the user-friendly interface, very suitable for those who are afraid of complicated editing operations. Next, like many other video editor apps Photo Music Editor also has rich effects and completely free editing tools. Especially I was impressed by the extremely rich music store of the music composer on this photo. It allows me to create videos according to all emotions thanks to many genres of music from rock, jazz, Blues, R&B, .. especially this application always updates many new hot songs super fast, spoiled for living right trend always. In order for people to better understand the application, I will list each feature in detail and how to use it!

Amazing features of photo music video maker:

Nice interface, easy to use music video maker with music
Professional & fast video editing tool
Various effects and music library updated regularly
Unlimited number of photos to create a slideshow
Create HD quality music video in seconds
Smart backup library helps you manage edited slideshow easily
Choose video output quality and backup location as you want
Customize the duration of your favorite videos and music
Light capacity, not take up much memory, stable operation on all devices

To install the application, please visit Google Play and type the search "Photo Music Video Maker - Photo Music Editor" or search: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gomin.slideshowmaker.videoeditor.videomaker.musicvideo
When I read these sentiments, I usually see it as people that naively believe the "badness" of the internet is limited to a selected list of players. If we could magically get rid of these players, you might as well shut down the whole internet.

The internet, sadly, still runs due to these shady platforms. Without them, businesses wouldn't sell enough, "good sites" wouldn't have a revenue model, people that falsely believe their work is ethical and good wouldn't be paid.

The solution is not to purge, but to improve and clarify.
After developing for some time, there are Lutenol Review various kinds of lens on the market, from the top to the unknown brands. Acuvue Moist brand, manufactured by Johnson & Johnson, receives great popularity among customers, and their contacts are available either at retailer or online. You can try other reputable contacts brands too. But, one point that you should remember is before you buy the UV prevention contacts, you are recommended to have a careful check on your eyes to get the prescription and know if you are suitable for contacts.

Summer is a season full of vitality, and we are sure to enjoy the lovely season. Summer is also a season full of danger, such as strong sunshine to hurt eyes and skin. But once we have the sunglasses or the new UV prevention contacts, we do not have to worry about the potential risks of sunshine. We are free to play outdoors to enjoy the beautiful world bathed in sunshine.

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Are you saying that because a native app on my system can do something, a website should be able to do it too? A native app on my system can delete all my files without asking me. I don't want a website to be able to do that.
The AHL app dev is sending notifications about money he's owed for working on it
How are they different from Adsense?
There are thousands of Portuguese nurses who emigrated to the UK, since that 'low' salary is still much higher than what they would be paid here. Now Portugal has a shortage of nurses too.

I believe the immigration wave started after austerity measures were implemented in both countries.
You still need to either move the equipment to the plant matter, or the plant matter to the equipment.
I'm unfamiliar with a convention in the updated ingredients list - what's "3 T rosewater"? I'm guessing it's probably tsp - teaspoons - but one doesn't want to overdo the rosewater! Clearly this is something I'm expected to understand, but I've never seen it before.
Introduction to Numerical Methods (OCW, with notebooks in Julia)
i love apple for these kind of things
This is a well-paying job, so it's tempting to adapt your spending to the amount you're making. However, if you do so, you will have to do this job forever (well, until you retire). It's smarter to be very wary about lifestyle inflation and just save a lot of money. The freedom of having decades' worth of living expenses in your savings account is amazing.
Imagine saying this with a straight face.
https://www.flightradar24.com/
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Site blocked by NoScript in Firefox as suspicious cross-scripting attempt.
a) (s)he did set out his principle - that (s)he'd switch if Apple did something found personally egregious. Isn't this a sufficiently reasonable principle to follow?

b) Linux seems pretty solid, no...?

c) I'd argue that a better position might be 'support Linux now, in case you need it in the future'.
This looks like something from Tron, trippy. The height of the block is the amount of BTC, there are some huge (thousands of BTC) transactions happening.
On a semi related note, I built a 3D visualization (globe) to see where these blocks are geographically mined. https://coinminingstats.com/globe
“...what if it started here and then spread elsewhere? And so we found some sort of DNA on Mars, but that’s because it spread there from Earth. Is that possible?

Yeah, but that sort of places us at the center of the universe, and all the force of history is to say, “Don’t think of us as the center. We’re nothing.””

What kind of argument is that? Sounds like some kind of anti-geocentric dogma, not an actual argument.
That's a very narrow definition of art. For every Rothko here are hundreds of amateur painters who do it for its own sake
Yeah, I fully agree. This was in the back of my mind while writing the previous comment too. It's also why think it's important to acknowledge it, since that might help people become aware that we're not doing things right.

Only slightly related, but as a lead developer I've had some business people get angry, because I refused to build features that violated customer privacy (and GDPR). It's not just the business that should be responsible, it's IT too, but we tend to use business demands as an excuse (see: Facebook).
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You can certainly form a company whose line of business minimizes how many ethical questions it will face; I'd consider that to be ducking out and ultimately less moral than entering a business where there are genuinely tough ethical questions that you will need to take positions on (and inevitably sometimes get wrong).
Ask HN: Best Vim Inspired Tools
For me the Vim Key-bindings are really beautiful. If you use tools that have the same binding or follow the Vim principles in any way please show us!
You seem to be describing a (for profit) relationship between a small to medium size IT vendor and a large blue chip, and the internal decision making process of a blue chip as well.
Interesting, I have never seen that and even tried in an Incognito tab and with Safari which I don't use regularly.
In real terms, exactly what it cost in 1980.
This is petty nonsense. It's not even an interesting thing.
I've looked at a few of the digital nomad guidence sites and none I've seen do much more than say its vague. If Steven King goes to the UK and writes a few news about his book, is he working? If I visit the Uk from the US on vacation and I answer a work email using my phone am I working? Probably these countries don't care, but where is the line between answering an email and "working" while living in the uk in a hotel room for a month?

I've never worked anywhere but the us, but as a dev I could work remotely anywhere in the world if I was certain it wasn't illegal.
When I read the title, I honestly thought this was about some kind of algorithm I wasn't aware of (cf. red-black trees).
> Because they have bills and wages to pay.

That's a rationalization that works for all kinds of terrible things. It's never good enough to excuse the behavior.

It's a terrible product, a terrible experience, and nobody benefits from it except these companies and the people responsible for revenue at whatever publisher is infested with these ads.

I work at an ad supported site, we trialed these things and I'm sure that any of the journalists at places that have these things hate this crap as much as their users do but they don't have any say over its inclusion. It's some finance person, running the numbers.
There's nothing inherently wrong with Google or Facebook, and they clearly provide value to many people. It's their methods I have issue with, and you're right: if they could improve them I might not feel that they were doing wrong anymore. They haven't yet, though…
I'd say all art needs inspiration, but there are certainly plenty of screenplays (just like theater plays) that don't come from a single item. As a random example, Woody Allen came up with the title "Midnight in Paris", then wrote the whole screenplay from the title.
Yes, the block of transactions is arranged in a Merkel tree, but that Merkel tree is finalized, chained to the previous block and secured by proof of work.

Libra is changing the Merkel tree over time, it is never final, which is similar to pre-Bitcoin digital currencies.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure that Federal Reserve hasn't been really backing the dollar. The gold is there, sure, but it isn't connected in any way with the value of dollar. The Federal Reserve surely doesn't have enough goods to back all of the dollars in circulation. The fact that US industry is trading by dollars doesn't change the matter. There are quite a few businesses that trade by bitcoin.
That's because graphic designers in the late 80s and 90s slavishly copied this design language from the early 80s.

The originals were prestige high-ticket items. It's interesting how the style trickled down to mass culture.
Including poor people that cannot afford meat in this statistic make your argument seem like you're not serious.

If we take India, which is the country with more vegetarians than the rest of the world combined. It's estimated that 30-40% are vegetarians. A country with a strong cultural history of vegetarianism, religious beliefs that vegetarianism is "right", have the most developed vegetarian cuisine, and a system that makes it super simple to see if something is vegetarian or not - 60-70% still eat meat. If you move to the coast less than 5% are strictly vegetarians.

The issue is not consumption of meat - it's the amount. If you add nuts, beans, and protein heavy vegetables - a family of 4 can get by with 1-1.5kg of meat weekly and make sure all their micro nutrient needs are met without even trying. 1 day with fish, 1 day with red meat, and 1 day with white meat. It's a significantly more achievable goal than cutting meat all together, and it would probably result in a more healthy population than cutting meat all together because it covers all nutritional needs.

> They tend to live longer and have lower rates of cancer and heart disease than their meat-eating counterparts

As far as I've read it's not the meat that causes this, but the lack of vegetables, browning of meat, and addition of processed meat - so while a vegetarian diet solves the problem, you can retain meat in the diet and get the benefit anyway. If you have some peer reviewed scientific papers that show otherwise, I would like to see them because I have papers showing the opposite in abundance.
It seems that unticking this checkbox causes those updates to be disabled completely (and not just converted into visible updates in the Software Updater that you have the option of installing, like I thought it would). I had that option unticked and my last "MRTConfigData" update was a year out of date.

The option is called "Automatically: Install system data files and security updates" in the Software Update advanced settings.
I hope you installed uBlock Origin and not Adblock/Adblock Plus/uBlock (not Origin), because these people bought into the protection racket euphemistically referred to as ""Acceptable" Ads" back in late 2014

https://adblockplus.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=25991

There's even a FAQ entry on the Adblock/Adblock Plus/uBlock (not Origin) website (they're almost certainly the same company)

> "I want to support websites I love. I just don't want to see ads from Taboola!"

which is answered with

> We hear you. [...] We agree that Taboola (and to a somewhat lesser extent, Outbrain) ads aren't "acceptable." We're hopeful that now that the Acceptable Ads list is under the control of that third-party board, Taboola and Outbrain will be removed from it. We encourage you to voice your opinion of Taboola ads on the Acceptable Ads forum.

The Wayback machine only has it since 2018 but I think it's been there since ""acceptable" ads" was transferred to the completely-independent-and-objective-no-hidden-agenda "third-party board" in 2017. Guess what one of the oldest and the most viewed threads on the forum is about?

https://help.getadblock.com/support/solutions/articles/60000...

Very crafty.
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Tell that to McDonalds' customers who will refuse to "eat" their milkshakes without a straw.
I do agree we should stop using these single use plastics, especially for junk from McDonald's, but in this instance you can't just tell people to stop using them in all circumstances.
Capital T probably referring to tablespoon, not teaspoon.
I think you're expecting too much of the government regulator in this case if you consider them to be the main culprit. They are a culprit but not the main one. They would need to have engineers and managers from the FAA in every meeting at Boeing from the beginning of the project to be considered a main culprit. In theory they should be overseeing and understanding every detail but if you work in any place where any sort of system is designed you know that a third party never knows as much as the makers do.
> But imho they didn't break the correct behavior any more than Microsoft "broke the correct behavior" of privilege escalation by adding a dialogue box with UAC in Windows 7 .

well, it did a shitton didn't it ? to this day, most people I know disable UAC because of how annyoing it is.
> What benefit would someone have to not pass on cost savings to consumers if they had a super effective robot to do something?

Literal monetary benefit.
Value certainly isn't something you can objetively tie to a fixed number. But water is a good example. It definitely has a value and this value nicely shows the basic mechanisms of economy. First of all, water supply differs strongly by region. Lots of water around the great lakes, little in Arizona. Ocean water is plentifull, but of little value due to the salt, which can be removed only very expensively. So the value of water depends on the distance from the next large water source. This is the reason, Arizona isn't the largest farm state - there is enough sun, but not enough cheap water.

Water for washing your car or watering your garden is relatively cheap, drinking water is not. Because for drinking water you need to get a cleaner source or spending effort to clean it. In many regions, tap water is perfect drinking water (and usually relatively expensive) in other regions not. Bottled water is yet more expensive because of the effort of bottling and transporting the bottled water. Of course you have effects like expensive French bottled water in the US, but that nonwithstanding bottled water is more expensive than tap water which is more expensive than river water.
On the back of this article, I thought the "influencer-incubator" model may be worth a look, however I vaguely disagree with the entire "industry" on a macro-moral level, so let the thought pass.

On the back of all of the comments here, I'd be wary of instagram's power over your business model.

http://www.bbc.com/capital/story/20190621-chinas-influencer-...
> There are an infinite number of primes and of weak primes (and
possibly of strong primes too, though that's still only conjectured)

Given that a strong prime is < (p[n-1] + p[n+1])/2, and that an infinite number of prime pairs with prime gap < 400 exist (twin prime conjecture and derivatives), and that the average prime gap is ln(p[n]), does it then not also follow that there is an infinite number of strong primes?
I don't know, I use an old browser with javascript disabled, and I seem to read techcrunch articles just fine.
Exorbitantly expensive SSDs now only rather expensive!
I am not able to signup for beta with an organization email address. is this intended?
I directly found a completely wrong description of the Heisenberg uncertainty relation and stopped reading after that. But yes, the underlying research probably has some interesting stuff!
In other words, the confidence level is 100%? As in, we can predict that certain catastrophic events will happen as a matter of fact, and reducing carbon emissions would prevent those events as a matter of fact?
No, it prioritizes thinking about clear boundaries ahead of time, while you're able to think clearly about the issues. "Hard cases make bad law" as the lawyers say. Ethicists do this sort of thing all the time.

There's a line between the OS and third-party software. There's a line between malicious software and accidentally vulnerable. Apple has just shown that it is willing to cross both those lines. Where is the line at which Apple will stop?
As someone who is concerned about climate change and enjoys cycling, I'm still going to have to strongly disagree with this one. There are plenty of reasons why one might choose to drive over bike; calling one strictly morally superior to the other is extreme. Morality isn't that simple.
Apparently Zuck disagrees.
I generally agree with you. Having a grocery store within walking distance and safe walking has been one of the joys of moving to Norway from the states. Not having a car is very freeing and puts some room in finances. The closest I've come to this sort of safe walk was living in a small town, and even it paled to the town of 180k I'm living in now: I didn't have house-to-job sidewalks in the small town and couldn't have done this living just a little out of town.

I also think that getting jobs and places close to residential areas is a separate issue as we still need the bike lanes on the most unsafe areas. The two main things I think of are:

1. The folks working at major employers need bike access as well. Factories, call centers, distribution centers and large offices. Some of these places just aren't suited for neighborhoods, though they can be close by. It is much easier to get proper use of bike lanes if some or many of the big places have such access.

2. It actually takes more work to get the places closer, at least in the states. This is in no small part because of zoning and red tape. I don't really want to downplay that it'd take a slight difference in society as well - along with the likely need to subsidise som of the places.
Reminds me of this article that was here a while back: https://supchina.com/2019/04/05/chinese-parents-want-student...
If attacker.com makes a request trying to read bank.com/my-bank-account-number should attacker.com be able to do that and read the response? The same origin policy blocks the response from being read.

Now that we've established that by default a.com cannot read a response from b.com , CORS allows b.com to relax this restriction so that a.com can read from b.com . This allows one website to communicate back and forth to the server of a different website, making certain APIs easier. I don't consider that useless.
No, it's more like the relationship between a small store that adds value to a community in ways that don't appear in GAAP calculations, and a corporation that extracts value from communities in ways that ditto.

It's going to take a while for it to become clear if this new venture is the first or the second type.

Obviously everyone is hoping for the former.
And usually the exact same unrelated tech company stickers...
That was my point. What we see today in conventional farming is just what your grandfathers did "on steroids". We've become really good at farming, so the depletion happens significantly faster.

For every product that leaves the farm, it takes something from the ground. Some can be amended with legume plants, but minerals will deplete at some point - adding them yearly is responsible farming.
Can’t be a color issue since most gophers are colorblind.
Developers understand CORS, it's just like any security measure, it goes against the infinite list of features devs are pressured to implement.
During the development of Perl 6, Haskell and similar languages weren't ignored. If I recall correctly, the first actual interpreter was written in Haskell (by Audrey Tang).

The way I see it, Perl initially (up to version 4) was mostly about compositing various Unix tools and sub-languages (sed, awk, (k|c)*sh) -- and believe me, back in those days that was really needed, as every Unix version out there did it another way.

With Perl 5, some "programming in the large" concepts were added, although it was decided that no definite OO style was needed due to the malleability of the language (if you haven't had a look at Perl5 since CGI days, take a look at the Moose ecosystem these days).

And Perl6 branched out into more "esoteric" topics, which included functional programming. I really need to take a better look at it and it's great that it's now stable enough that writing interesting articles about it doesn't mean that you can't run the code a week later (or that it's horribly slow).

And Damian Conway is always worth a look. Can't wait for 'Perl6 Best Practices'…
This car wrap vinyl material is the same stuff that Zagg Invisible Shield (https://www.zagg.com/eu/en_eu/invisibleshield) and others use for mobile scratch protection wrapping.
I'd settle for blasting something loud directly at people who came up with, approved, and implemented the idea. "but one that only teenagers and young adults can hear" is a lie of averages. High pitched sounds in my mid-30s are more annoying than any teenagers.
There are only 7 colors at best: red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet. That's pretty much it.
It's a bit like if a C programmer looks at a Schwartzian transform.
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> Do you think anyone would have installed Zoom if they knew that it would allow any random website to activate your camera?

Yes, I'm quite confident that millions of "normal users" would still have installed Zoom knowing that.
Off topic, but I also went to Junction! What year were you there? I'm guessing you're with MLH?
Our human race is generallyso cruel to animals when farming them that animal privacy is too small a problem to care about.

Now if privacy would be location of animals given to hunters, that I would see as a big problem.
It's possible to track using TLS session resumption techniques but who knows whether they're doing this