Thanks! Yeah that's true, it fetches the crypto balance from your exchange and calculates the USD balance using coinmarketcap.com. In a future update I'll add the option to use the USD balance from the exchange, if present. Thank you for your feedback!
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Yup, also it shouldn't use a lot of CPU resources like a miner would.
This is definitely not true! Bitdefender probably detects this because the application contains multiple references to crypto coin exchanges etc.
I know bitbar, but with all the plugins installed, it's pretty bloated. I wanted a tool that unites all exchanges and wallets in a lightweight interface.
The first few lines are drawn really slowly over here... after a couple of lines, they appear instantly. Weird behavior, is this intended?
Why do people write their libraries in ONE single unmaintainable file?! I don't get it.
Okay, good point on getting the clipboard data. But what about setting it? I don't see a big security concern there.
Also, what if the user has to give permission to read the clipboard per default, but he can also check 'Always allow for this tab'?
Yay, another hater troll with -2 karma.
Thanks! Email field has been fixed :)
thanks for the hint, gotta fix that bug
right now there is no form for submitting links, but i will add it on the weekend
(first issue is going to be delivered tomorrow)
Actually, watchlater is older than Spool...
It helps me to find out how big my Twitter range is. If there are people with lots of followers following me, the chance to reach 'important' people is higher.
Example: http://followed.io/rattazong
I like the use of the word "password". If they would at least implement a password, the whole thing would be a lot more secure.
Not until the PHP API on Github is back on. They had to remove it due to legal issues.
Actually this is not a real tool that you should use every day. I just created that to clarify and demonstrate the insecure authentication and message transmission methods of WhatsApp.
Somebody already did, it didn't get a lot of buzz though. Gotta try that later today!
Should be fixed!
Sorry, the converter was totally broken for the last few hours. Result: Totally random .gifs. Fixed that, should work now.
Something like this here? http://forgif.me/hc I'll have a closer look at it when I'm at the office, thanks for the hint!
Hey coryl, thanks for your feedback! The studio is just temporarily storing the files, they are automatically deleted after (currently) 24h. We will move this down to 60 minutes though.
As mentioned before, the server this beauty is running on is a very very small one, since we didn't expect such a huge feedback. We will move to another server later this week.
I've been running an online video converter for 5 years now, 300 TB of traffic per month (and the resulting video files are a lot bigger than the .gifs we are creating with this service), so I guess I'm quite experienced in handling huge amounts of traffic. As I see the stats on gifsoup.com, it had about 7TB traffic in total, which I think is nothing to worry about. Thanks for the hint, though :)
Totally agreeing to the points you mentioned. At first we only had like one timeframe selector, but since videos can be pretty long, we added the zoom selection (the upper one), but it's quite hard to figure out how to handle them correctly. Actually you can use it very precisely if you know how.
I guess the first thing I will do is add an instruction video or a short tutorial to make clear what the controls are there for.
The problem with Firefox is that the videos we are getting from YouTube and Vimeo are MP4. Since Firefox does not support the h264 codec right now, I had to implement a flash fallback which is not responsive at all. I wonder why people still use Firefox, though :P
I'll take some time tomorrow to have a closer look at the gif encoding code of FFmpeg to make it use another color palette. This is quite complicated though, so it might take some time. For now, we have to consider ourselves satisfied with the quality :(
Thanks for your feedback, I appreciate it!
Thank you :)
Yup, that's another thing we are planning for the future. Thanks for your feedback!
Both things will be implemented! Thanks for your feedback!
Right now we don't have that much traffic, so we wouldn't see a big difference. We will configure nginx precisely when we move to another server, though.
Yup, static text is one of the features we are planning for this tool. Currently we round the start and end time (which will be fixed tomorrow) so you won't get very precise results. Also, a "change settings" button will be implemented / we will load the given settings if you reopen the editor.
Thanks for your suggestion, I really appreciate it! The idea of greying the indicator out is nice, I'll implement it tomorrow.
Yes, we were already thinking about providing such a premium service, we'll see what we can do. Right now it's just an experiment, let's hope it'll get bigger :)
Edit: We slice the video into frames by using ffmpeg. Unfortunately, the gif encoder of ffmpeg uses a pretty bad color palette, I already dived into the encoder code but didn't manage to improve it. I'll work on it though.
Edit edit: Yup, known issue, gotta fix that today!
Yeah the server it's running on is pretty damn slow. We will move to another server in the next days. Unfortunately we don't show the progress of the video splitting right now. Try again if it takes to long. Sorry for that!