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Excellent PBS Nature episode on the subject too: http://www.pbs.org/wnet/nature/episodes/a-murder-of-crows/fu...

And while we're at it:

https://github.com/salomvary/soundcleod

and

https://kbhomes.github.io/radiant-player-mac/

I disagree very strongly with the principle that services should be purchased with a photo. I will share a personal experience.

Traveling from Luxembourg to Brussels by train I made an arrangement for a room via AirBnB. It being the first time, they asked me for ID, and Credit Card information. I provided that. By the time I got off the train I received a response from AirBnB that my reservation had been canceled due to the fact that I hadn't provided a photo of myself for AirBnb. I believe the reason was because they wanted to know that I was a "real person", but the exact phrasing escapes me. This was not the case since I provided a photo of my driver's license as my ID. As a result I had to scramble to find a room in one of the most expensive cities in the world for this at the last moment (which was expensive).

I strongly disagree with the idea that "your face" should be integrated with a purchase. I strongly agree that your identity which includes but should not be limited to a subset of "your face" should.

If you are proceeding down this path I recommend having a user select a photo, rather than taking a self portrait.

Good Luck.

My argument for tipping: Make somebody who is working feel special if they are making you feel special.

Disclosures:

I worked in the service industry for years while also holding an engineering internship and getting a EE degree. There were many people who were not my regulars that made me feel special on days where there wasn't much else to.

I have an command line alias called screencast that starts this applescript on on my mac.

tell application "QuickTime Player" --activate new screen recording start document 1 delay 600 stop document 1 quit end tell

I then save it to a cloud service provider and set the privacy settings to whatever I want.

Are there any advantages to using this service versus the workflow that I mentioned above?

No hot fire? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9lg6HqJeY0

When performing searches for chef resources, it's best to use "opscode chef".

So I occupied an elite circle in Hell when our services failed to deliver.

Revrend!!!

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