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Finally, something happened. Today (if I manage to post this post on time, namely the 26th) I had an interview at a startup company and I finally saw people who are really burning with ideas and who really want to make the world a better place!
While I was surfing through different PeerTube instances in search of something interesting and thinking about the development of my server, on one of the portfolio sites of some person I noticed a large list of links to his services. This turned out to be quite convenient when the links are located not in a separate service, but right on the main page of the entire domain, so I will make a tab on my portfolio site with a list of links to my services. Otherwise, without knowing the subdomain, I don’t think anyone will be able to easily find all the links that I allow others to use.
I attempted an automatic update for the “wazuh” intrusion detection system agents. Due to the fact that, ironically, I have already updated the agents on all my devices, I now need to wait for my work colleague to start his laptop for 5-10 minutes and then I will find out whether I was able to do the automatic update or not.
On one of my streams, I noticed that when I turned on the HDR mode on the stream, the color saturation suddenly lost and the contrast deteriorated. For now I will avoid this, but I need to figure out why this happens, because none of the settings in the “Advanced” section helped get rid of the problem. Perhaps this will be fixed if you do a screen capture rather than a game capture (screen capture is the same as through a capture device). Avoid HDR in games when recording video or streaming in OBS Studio
After the second stream, I went to look at the video folder and found out that after the stream, if PeerTube does not explicitly specify transcoding to the required resolution (which overloads my server due to insufficient processor power for live transcoding), then the server simply does nothing.
To give my server a stress test, I need to find as many people as possible and preferably even more than 20 people. At least 100 people. But the question is, where can I find such a large number of people? Maybe in time I will be able to do this.
In addition to what I planned, I found a plugin that allows you to adequately add chat to the stream so that it looks beautiful.
I was given the idea that I could use my PeerTube instance to stream.
Yesterday I had a need to show a person how the game Armored Core 6 is played with the help of a stream (and I myself wanted to show this game).
Armored Core 6 is finally out. I really liked it and my expectations coincided with what I see in this game. For now, I will only play this game and no others, and I really hope to get to the network functionality of this game as soon as possible. So far, judging by the complexity of the bosses in this game, I have a strong feeling that in a multiplayer game I will really suffer and playing with all these difficulties simply prepares you to really decide for yourself exactly how you want to see your mechanoid and how exactly you it will be more convenient to play in a network game.