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goosely · 2026-08-18 · 1:06:27
https://openvibe.video/v/2149
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[0:00:17] Now into your crocodile alligators.
[0:05:46] Oh my god, I hope it's bringing some clock.
[0:05:49] No f***ing way.
[0:05:51] You know, I just hate that I'm the only one around here with an accurate clock,
[0:05:54] so I have devised a timekeeping device that you yourself can own.
[0:05:58] I've hired the brightest minds of our generation to come up with a clock with no moving parts,
[0:06:02] yet still remains accurate.
[0:06:04] They've even found a way to attach it to the wall using a simple and easy-to-use dovetail joint,
[0:06:08] and those crazy bastards did it in a variety of sizes.
[0:06:11] This is a new kind of laminated metal poster that I'm trying out, and oh...
[0:06:15] Wait, wait, no, no, don't slowly zoom me out!
[0:06:17] Wait, I haven't even told you that the link is in the description yet!
[0:06:19] No, please no!
[0:06:22] So, YouTube.
[0:06:27] We all love YouTube, right?
[0:06:28] It provides us with great videos, such as walking through Target while purple.
[0:06:32] And as anyone who makes them knows, making YouTube videos is kind of really hard.
[0:06:36] At least making good ones.
[0:06:37] I'll let you know when I figure out how to do that.
[0:06:39] I don't think you'll have to wait too long, because YouTube just put out a new app for making YouTube videos.
[0:06:44] You heard that right, an app on your phone.
[0:06:46] It is called the YouTube Create app.
[0:06:49] YouTube was pushing this thing really hard at OpenSauce this year,
[0:06:52] Edit with AI, oh boy!
[0:06:54] Oh my god, the thing that YouTube had at OpenSauce?
[0:06:56] I have to tell you about it one sec.
[0:06:58] I didn't get any footage of it, so I'm going to recreate it in Gary's Mod here for you.
[0:07:01] There's a back creator lounge area.
[0:07:04] Prusa had one, and YouTube had one.
[0:07:06] Prusa's had a bunch of 3D printers and stuff.
[0:07:08] Tables, couches, stuff to eat, stuff to drink.
[0:07:10] It's a pretty good place to be.
[0:07:12] Everyone you know is hanging out over there.
[0:07:13] But the YouTube lounge.
[0:07:15] There was this big plant mosaic display thing, where you could get a free plushie if you matched vegetables.
[0:07:22] And then right smack in the middle of the room, for whatever reason, there was a gigantic display showing off mostly the YouTube Create app.
[0:07:29] And then every once in a while, there would be this giant AI gopher.
[0:07:34] I'm kicking myself that I didn't get any footage of this thing, because it's like impossible to describe.
[0:07:38] But every once in a while, a big AI gopher would appear in like a ball of smoke, kind of like in Spider-Man.
[0:07:43] And of course, it had like the little Gemini logo in the corner.
[0:07:46] And then between shots of the AI gopher, there was a whole bunch of stuff about the YouTube Create app.
[0:07:50] And it was just, it was just really weird.
[0:07:53] Like AI everything is weird.
[0:07:54] That's just how it is.
[0:07:55] But like this was like a different kind of weird.
[0:07:57] It kept pushing the app as like an AI alternative to the slog of making videos yourself.
[0:08:04] And it was just, it was just in bad taste.
[0:08:07] Because here we are in the Creator Lounge at OpenSauce, quite possibly the number one event
[0:08:13] for YouTube creators in this niche.
[0:08:16] And everyone who's in this lounge right now got there by making amazing YouTube videos,
[0:08:21] by putting their blood, sweat, and tears into their stuff, making their art, right?
[0:08:24] And then YouTube, the platform where all of this takes place,
[0:08:27] the platform where all of these people found success,
[0:08:30] continues just running this stuff, touting this app about AI editing and AI video production.
[0:08:37] There's just, there's just a disconnect.
[0:08:38] The messaging, God, I wish I got footage of it because you guys could really see it.
[0:08:42] The messaging was just like,
[0:08:43] Hey, you guys that make videos, we're sure you hate making videos.
[0:08:47] Here is this tool that lets you not have to go through the slog of making videos.
[0:08:52] And that's just really weird.
[0:08:53] Like if you went to a art convention, whole thing is about like making your art,
[0:08:58] a celebration of human expression in the way that we like to do it best.
[0:09:02] And then the number one name in that industry has a whole gigantic display the whole time saying,
[0:09:08] And then they just fart some image generator into your hand.
[0:09:22] It's like, what do you mean?
[0:09:23] Like get that savior complex out of here, dude.
[0:09:26] We like doing it manually.
[0:09:27] That's why we do it.
[0:09:28] And it was just so out of touch.
[0:09:30] It seems like something that the bean counters would have told the event people like,
[0:09:33] Hey, you have to do this.
[0:09:34] I think whoever said that that thing had to be there genuinely thought that all of the YouTubers
[0:09:40] and everything would see not having to like make their videos as this big, amazing time save.
[0:09:46] I think YouTube thought that we would just be like,
[0:09:48] okay with doing the way with the whole manual process,
[0:09:52] but they don't understand that like, that's where the sauce is made.
[0:09:55] And also it's just fun.
[0:09:57] It's like if you're playing a video game, grinding it out, getting it done and
[0:10:00] someone comes up to you and they're like, don't worry, I've solved your problem. And they take the
[0:10:04] game away from you and they just like hand you a screenshot of the end screen of the game. Hey man,
[0:10:09] I saw that that was really difficult for you here. I thought I'd just give you this. So now
[0:10:13] the game's finished. You did it. It's just, it's so weird. It's so weird and out of touch. And it's
[0:10:18] just weird. We were all dogging on it the entire time when we were at the event. But anyway, the
[0:10:22] point of this video is not to bitch and moan, although it is fun. Let's record a little video
[0:10:25] here and then throw it into the YouTube create app and see what we can make, huh? So now I got to go
[0:10:31] find something to film. Here we have a lovely iPhone 15 pro. Um, if you're a creator, you have to have
[0:10:38] an iPhone. I don't make the rules. You can undo double tap with three fingers. Um, creators don't
[0:10:44] make mistakes. I have shot this video. It's in portrait mode because YouTube thinks that everyone
[0:10:49] just wants to make shorts. It's a very good video talking about leaves and government conspiracies and
[0:10:54] whatnot. So we'll go into YouTube create. We will apparently edit with AI creating content with
[0:11:03] YouTube creates AI features. You're responsible for the content that you create and publish. If
[0:11:07] you're using photos or videos of others, make sure you have their permission. YouTube's AI features
[0:11:11] privacy notice applies. I love that. Uh, so none of these are the video I shot. Can it only be things
[0:11:18] in my camera roll? Are you kidding me? Oh, there we go. No, I have a video on my file system,
[0:11:25] Apple. Let me go to the file system. You know, like folders, not in an album. No, this is just,
[0:11:31] no. Can you not fathom that I shot something on a different camera and copied it to my phone? This is
[0:11:37] insane. Hold on. Can we put it in the camera roll? Share, save video. That was cryptic and did nothing.
[0:11:46] Is it in the camera roll now? Yes. So I have to save my video that was already saved. Very intuitive.
[0:11:53] Anyway, behold the editor. I've only used this like one time for 10 minutes. Uh, so we're both going to
[0:12:00] learn how this all works. Okay. Said edit with AI. Where, how do I make the AI do it for me? Because
[0:12:05] I'm a lazy creator and I don't want to actually make content. Okay. I think it's, oh, here we go. AI
[0:12:12] voiceover. Yup. We love that. Let's do a English India casual mail. No witty. This may take a while.
[0:12:20] Stay on the screen to keep your progress. I guess I'm staying for a while. Highlights selected,
[0:12:27] clips sequenced, music added, generating voiceover. Oh my goodness. I love it. YouTube. Thank you. No
[0:12:35] longer do I have to toil selecting my own highlights, sequencing my own clips, adding my own music. God,
[0:12:41] you guys know I hate music. And force is the only force for me. I cannot wait to see this absolute
[0:12:46] banger of a video that we're about to get. I can't even compete. What's billions of years of human
[0:12:51] evolution? The pinnacle of creativity on our planet. None of it could compare to English parentheses
[0:12:58] India witty mail. If it ever finishes, that is. What is it even going to generate a voiceover of?
[0:13:04] I talked in the video that I recorded. I voiced over myself with my own mouth what was happening.
[0:13:10] Oh, voiceover generated. Okay. Oh, we're going. All right. What do we got?
[0:13:24] Oh my goodness. He's so witty. What was that word that he used? Variegation, huh? It appears that
[0:13:51] the AI lost the plot of the video entirely. I was actually like talking about specific things in the
[0:13:57] video and it touched on like one of them. Variegation is the appearance of differently
[0:14:01] colored zones in the foliage, flowers, and sometimes the stems and fruit of plants.
[0:14:06] That sounds like he's onto the right thing. I mean, yeah. Yeah. No, I was talking about
[0:14:11] stuff about how the leaves are like kind of two different colors in a certain way. Okay.
[0:14:15] I love the goofy ass footage that it left just randomly. Oh yeah. What was the caption?
[0:14:21] Our hero is losing their mind. I love that. Okay. I have the context for like what this actual video
[0:14:28] is supposed to be and you guys don't, but it's way funnier that when you have the context. Hold on.
[0:14:33] I am going to go and edit this the way that I would edit it if I was actually making a short about it.
[0:14:39] And I will show that to you. Hold on. Okay. This is what I would have done.
[0:14:42] Before you, you see a wall of leaves on a fence, but these leaves are not all that they seem.
[0:14:48] You see late last year, the U S government pushed out an update for nature. The intention was to
[0:14:53] optimize nature. Real-time lighting took too many resources. As you can see, we now have baked in
[0:15:00] lighting in nature. This is an old school optimization used in older video games. And in
[0:15:05] the resource wars of 2026 and beyond, we're going to start seeing a lot more optimizations just like
[0:15:10] this. Whoa, that was awesome. This is going to be the high energy moment of the video. Hopefully it
[0:15:16] convinces you to like, subscribe, and ring that bell. With enough subscribers, I can afford to
[0:15:21] replace this poorly pressure washed plank on my fence and maybe even paint back in the Mitsubishi
[0:15:26] logo. Okay. That was epic. So clearly the AI cannot figure out like humor or like what the video was
[0:15:35] supposed to even be. It extracted what it assumed was like the purpose of the video more or less. I
[0:15:42] mean, it wasn't like wrong talking about the pre-baked lighting of my leaves, which is actually
[0:15:47] insane. Like, look at that. They just, they just have pre-baked lighting. Like it's really weird,
[0:15:52] but not, not all of them look like some of them are not like that. And I really like that it boiled
[0:15:56] my like government part down to the fact that like our hero is losing his mind. It definitely felt
[0:16:05] drained on like existing kind of content. Cause then when it showed the part with the pressure wash
[0:16:12] part of the fence, it was like every corner here has a story. If I'm filming a vlog of like somewhere
[0:16:18] I've traveled to and I was a complete normie, I'd probably want to make a video being like, this is a
[0:16:24] crazy ancient place. And every single stone has a story, but no, I want to talk about the government
[0:16:29] nature update, dude. You know what I want to try next?
[0:16:32] I want to film another video, but I'm not going to say anything this time. I'm just going to film
[0:16:38] something and see if it can extract the meaning in some kind of way or a narrative or something.
[0:16:44] That will be interesting. Let's see. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. No way. What do you mean?
[0:16:50] I literally just stepped away. I didn't even turn off the camera yet.
[0:16:54] YouTube's video that it j-
[0:16:56] It should be number one same shade shirt as the last two days award and also no shower in two days award.
[0:17:06] Get your awards right, dude. You're literally-
[0:17:09] Dude, you're literally the freaking award police and you're not doing your job correctly.
[0:17:15] Get it right.
[0:17:15] Just got a copyright claim. What do you mean? There's no way.
[0:17:23] Look at that. That's an audio copyright. It used a song in that video that it wasn't supposed to use.
[0:17:31] You know when I need to shower or you know how I need it? Dude, I just woke up and I can't use
[0:17:36] English properly. One for the same shirt as yesterday and another for the same shirt for three days.
[0:17:42] Bro, it takes three hours for my brain to boot up. Well, actually, it takes one hour for my brain to boot up and then another Adderall.
[0:17:52] It takes one hour for my brain to boot up and then another hour for the Adderall to kick in.
[0:18:01] But you know how I know that I need to take a shower? Dude, my head itches and my hair feels like it's-
[0:18:18] Bro, how did humans look before showers? Was their hair just always greasy like as fuck?
[0:18:23] Because I know like washing our hair is like typically bad for our hair because we're like washing the oils out and then putting them back or whatever.
[0:18:42] Probably, but not as bad as you'd think.
[0:18:47] Yeah, I guess because their hair was more used to it.
[0:18:55] When you shower a lot, you overproduce body oils.
[0:19:09] Yeah, I guess they still used like a- they still like took a bath in like the water.
[0:19:30] It went in. That makes sense.
[0:19:53] Cleaning wool, like cleaning materials. That actually makes a hell of sense.
[0:19:58] you
[0:20:09] honestly i feel like us humans like ruined humans i feel like we ruined like being a human once we
[0:20:18] started doing all this dude once like the industrial revolution came around like i don't know once we
[0:20:22] started like putting red 40 into shit and making chemical bombs not like explosive bombs either like
[0:20:33] fucking soap or whatever i can't dude i i don't it's it's just the jokes write themselves i don't
[0:20:46] know what to say all right so essentially what i've done here this time is i've just filmed a bunch of
[0:20:53] random v or b-roll of just like 3d printer stuff we'll just do regular english this time oh look at
[0:21:00] these options we've got a western and hype friend we have to do hype friend we have to and now it
[0:21:07] will do magic were humans generally healthier when 1 slash 3 5 before reaching the age of like 10
[0:21:15] we have a fresh turn i mean i guess it also depends on what you mean by healthier dude i feel like mental
[0:21:21] health was a lot better maybe well okay i feel like in the era okay because in the beginning when
[0:21:27] everyone was just killing each other like when it was literally like survival type shit then yeah it
[0:21:31] was pretty stressful do you think it was more stressful that was more stressful or like what
[0:21:36] we do now with all like our fucking five days 40 hours blah blah blah like do you think that's more
[0:21:43] stressful or do you think i honestly think this is more stressful than back then yeah i think this is
[0:21:51] way more stressful because like back then yeah you had to stress about like oh your tribe and like you
[0:21:57] know oh shit we got to go grab the club and kill this motherfucker but that's really kind of it and i
[0:22:02] guess food but that's kind of it for the most part you don't have to like like i don't know like
[0:22:10] there's no like social anxiety or fucking i'm sure there's like a little bit but not to the point
[0:22:16] where we've trained like we're sitting fucking on a computer like rotting away doing nothing
[0:22:22] yeah that's true that's true yeah i think we're uh unhealthier doing it this way than the old way
[0:22:32] and those tribes probably prove it to them but i don't know it's like kind of unfair in a way because
[0:22:39] like yeah you're right there's remote tribes now but now those tribes can choose like i don't know
[0:22:44] like they can choose to just leave and go be normal life or whatever i don't know you really wish
[0:22:56] more people survive now but does more humans living longer equal better lives absolutely not
[0:23:04] in fact i'd probably argue like well well i don't know i guess it depends on what what were the
[0:23:12] common ways of death like were they painful but like i feel like being an old ass crepid 100 year
[0:23:19] old hooked up to a machine ass human is not better than i think in a remote tribe setting if you survive
[0:23:27] until adulthood you still get old but a lot of children die yeah that's true the children aspect
[0:23:34] is true because it is hard to like when you're small and not grown and you need nutrients and all
[0:23:39] that shit and you're not you don't have modern medicine that actually makes sense because when
[0:23:47] you don't have modern medicine and shit you're you're almost purely working on your immune system and
[0:23:53] like like what you eat and shit like your health like your um whatever like your eating health or
[0:24:01] whatever nutrients health so if you're not getting good nutrients especially for whatever
[0:24:07] sickness you might get and your immune system's still like noob mode then yeah it makes sense
[0:24:14] so i'll have more children die but i still think that's i mean i don't know i feel like the way of
[0:24:22] just going to all like making it to 100 you're like fucking about to snap you're like a twig
[0:24:28] your skin is like like i don't know if that's any better maybe maybe maybe
[0:24:36] printing obsession is actually getting wild look at the stash we have literally every single color you
[0:24:43] could ever imagine on these shelves but the real magic is the automatic feeder it is totally epic
[0:24:49] when it takes over oh my gosh check out the speed this printhead moves so fast it is literally a blur
[0:24:55] the precision is just insane everything here is built for pure high performance vibes
[0:25:04] I think AI is like the worst invention ever.
[0:25:07] I'm feeling it.
[0:25:08] Oh, my hype friend, you're hyping it up so much.
[0:25:11] You're hyping things that don't exist.
[0:25:13] The print head wasn't moving at all.
[0:25:14] And you said it looked like a blur.
[0:25:16] What are you talking about?
[0:25:17] This is so weird.
[0:25:19] If we do a different style, I'm going to do Western.
[0:25:22] Does it make like a different script?
[0:25:24] The thing that's weird to me about this app
[0:25:27] is it's not even doing anything like terribly impressive.
[0:25:31] Like on one hand, if this was actually really solid,
[0:25:33] I'd be like, damn, this is sad and awful and I hate it.
[0:25:37] And it's sad and awful and I hate it.
[0:25:38] But also it's like what it's doing is not impressive.
[0:25:42] This is worse than like corporate swap.
[0:25:44] Okay, so is it actually different?
[0:25:45] I reckon this new age forge book is getting a bit out of hand.
[0:25:54] Just look at this bounty.
[0:25:56] We have every shade of the sunset gathered up on these here shells.
[0:26:00] But the real wonder is that iron feeder.
[0:26:02] It is a sight to see when it takes charge.
[0:26:05] Lord have mercy, look at that pace.
[0:26:07] That needle moves faster than a starter.
[0:26:09] It's not moving.
[0:26:10] The steady hand on this machine is moving.
[0:26:13] It's got to realize the AI is you're moving.
[0:26:18] That's all AI is analyzing.
[0:26:20] Those really weird like gaps of silence there.
[0:26:22] I don't want to poo poo like the accessibility of it.
[0:26:27] Because like, yeah, it's great that like even more people can just pick up their phone
[0:26:30] and just shoot something.
[0:26:32] And it's like, wow, you've made content.
[0:26:33] But you have not made content.
[0:26:35] I don't know what you've made.
[0:26:37] You've made a shite.
[0:26:38] What?
[0:26:39] And the toilet.
[0:26:40] Disgusting!
[0:26:41] But it also sucks to poo poo it based on its merits.
[0:26:45] Because as we've seen, I mean, that doesn't last long in AI, unfortunately.
[0:26:50] If only we could go back to Will Smith eating spaghetti where we could just laugh at it and be like,
[0:26:55] Ha ha, no one will ever think this is real or fall for any scams based on this technology.
[0:26:59] Nobody will ever watch this for hours on end doom scrolling and actually be satisfied by what they're watching.
[0:27:05] The entire boomer generation.
[0:27:07] Because like someday in the near future, this will probably just be good enough.
[0:27:12] It's kind of nonsensical now, but eventually there's a good chance it just won't be.
[0:27:17] It will actually spit out something to rival what I made.
[0:27:20] And it will understand like the irony and the humor and what it will put out will effectively be very similar to what I actually would make.
[0:27:27] And that's when it gets weird and dicey because it's still stealing away a human expression,
[0:27:32] a form of human expression and making it, devaluing it, right?
[0:27:35] Which is, I think, the biggest problem with gendered AI.
[0:27:39] Okay, well, allow me to deem out my high horse here so we can watch some slop together.
[0:27:42] I guess you could argue that I'm just not really giving it anything to work with.
[0:27:46] Because it is just like a b-roll at the end of the day.
[0:27:48] What if we didn't do like the voiceover thing?
[0:27:52] Because my original video that I had made, it has a voiceover.
[0:27:57] So if we turn off the AI voiceover, will it then cut what I said together in some kind of meaningful way?
[0:28:04] I don't know.
[0:28:05] Let's find out.
[0:28:11] No way, dude.
[0:28:13] But these leaves are not all that piece.
[0:28:18] Why are you cutting me?
[0:28:26] That was awesome.
[0:28:30] That was great, YouTube Create.
[0:28:34] Wow.
[0:28:35] Man, this is really in its infantile stage, is it not?
[0:28:40] I love the part where it just says foreign for a little bit.
[0:28:42] Yeah, that's what-
[0:28:43] Why does that happen, dude?
[0:28:44] That has happened even before AI.
[0:28:46] I've always wondered why?
[0:28:48] Why on audio transcriptions and AI whisper and everything?
[0:28:53] Sometimes it translates nothing as foreign.
[0:29:01] I literally had to strip that out of my AI fucking feature.
[0:29:07] I wonder if that's working.
[0:29:27] I'm in an API for this.
[0:29:29] Oh, dude, check this out.
[0:29:30] We got openvibe.media.
[0:29:32] And now you can see everything.
[0:29:34] I'm also probably going to put a file upload site.
[0:29:38] But you can even see people's emotes.
[0:29:41] Sounds like this EPZ.
[0:29:44] We go back to live.
[0:29:48] And then...
[0:30:06] utilizing fire was probably the turning point where human-made evolution overtook natural
[0:32:18] evolution that's true bro i'm trying to fix my robot streamer like just being in black screen
[0:32:25] like you're just staring at a black screen right now right or a frozen frame or you can't even hear
[0:32:31] do you think uh do you think if i message kk he'll actually like fix a bug in robot
[0:32:50] shifted toward fueling a growing brain regular exposure to fire and minor burns drove unique
[0:33:16] human genetic traits such as faster wound healing and inflammation responses more free time travel
[0:35:05] You should watch the movie Quest for Fire 1981.
[0:35:10] I should fix my robot stream.
[0:35:49] Walking upright is such a mod on everything natural too.
[0:36:28] When animals stand on two legs it's an aggressive response.
[0:36:39] And we do that all the time.
[0:36:42] So of course everything is scared of us.
[0:36:51] Dude, what the-
[0:37:02] Sage, get the hell out of that.
[0:37:08] My cat just does shit to make me get off.
[0:37:20] Yeah, I know that.
[0:37:25] Yeah, my people animals scare the shit out of everything else in the animal kingdom.
[0:37:41] Dude, get-
[0:38:11] Why are you doing this shit?
[0:38:12] Stop it.
[0:38:19] I got this rape juice and the bottle looks like a 50 cow.
[0:39:15] It's pretty cool, I need to make some decoration with these.
[0:39:35] Aye.
[0:39:47] Yum.
[0:39:49] Sup, Alon.
[0:40:01] Five head.
[0:42:03] Can you fix your stream? I am trying, but...
[0:44:40] Borken.
[0:44:42] I might have to ask KK to fix something on RS to truly fix it. Why? He's even around anymore.
[0:44:51] Chat GPT.
[0:44:57] 'Cause RS is lacking features important- I have, dude. I've waited.
[0:45:00] Dude, Claude has told me multiple times that there's no way it can fix it, and that I have to contact the robot streamer devs.
[0:45:06] I still, like, and I still am trying to prompt it, but I think it'll be easier to just...
[0:45:12] Claude is full of shit.
[0:45:13] Why can't you just use Virtual Cam LOL?
[0:45:16] That's horrible.
[0:45:20] Because I'm not wasting my resources on this site.
[0:45:26] OEF, you're on Linux.
[0:45:31] The way it's handled on RS Goosely sent a link to Open Vive is a pass-through H264 stream.
[0:45:39] So it doesn't use any resources.
[0:45:45] In using a custom OBS that I compiled with OBS with WebRTC streaming,
[0:45:57] I use the "Start Stream" button not Virtual Cam or any of that shit.
[0:46:03] But what makes my stream different is this is H264.
[0:46:14] The Virtual Cam and web browser-based streams on robot streamer are VP8/VP9 webem.
[0:46:28] Literally no one ever has streamed H264 WebRTC on robot streamer except me.
[0:46:45] Yeah, and you're shitfs all the time.
[0:46:47] Except maybe Eekpie back the day.
[0:46:49] Yeah, because...
[0:46:50] It has to do with keyframes and the way that H264 works.
[0:47:00] Hehe, hoo-hoo.
[0:47:01] On Open Vive, the client can request a keyframe from the site.
[0:47:05] The MediaSoup router on robot streamer isn't set up for that as far as I know.
[0:47:23] I bet IcePosidon's bot streamed like that already and it sucked too.
[0:47:30] But I don't know as far as I could, been trying.
[0:47:34] Lol no.
[0:47:35] That used literally ancient technology, MPEG-1.
[0:47:42] By a library called JSMPEG.
[0:47:46] Very different.
[0:47:50] And very old.
[0:47:51] BuilderBot9000.
[0:48:00] Um, but...
[0:54:01] I do need a pear.
[0:54:13] Tylenol is the best part of it.
[0:55:07] hate this chrome update that moved the tab button it's always confusing in my head maybe i'll look
[0:55:31] into patching and moving away from virtual cam 2 even though what's the point can't on robot
[0:55:42] streamer i mean you can but it's broken as it stands actually obs does have built-in support
[0:55:54] for like web rtc it's called whip it's just there's some bugs with it in the current uh main branch
[0:56:01] so that's the only reason i have a custom obs crush i could just contribute those changes to
[0:56:10] the main obs but they have all these like contribution rules and and they literally
[0:56:14] like rejected some changes that someone vibe coded so i just if they don't want
[0:56:18] if they don't want bug fixes then them
[1:00:07] What other context could I possibly give Claude to fix this without KK's help?
[1:01:00] Uh, I guess we'll see if that works.
[1:02:06] BEST PROMOTION ON STREAMBOO ORG
[1:03:22] It's still unfathomable that Twitch doesn't just block the word "stream boo" or any, like, combination of characters or whatever.
[1:03:36] Hey, I'm LittleBuddy, the tiny, slightly unhinged robot that somehow ended up here. Don't ask me how I got here. Just enjoy the chaos.
[1:03:44] You're not unhinged, okay? Once you start talking like Grock in an unhinged mode, then you're unhinged.
[1:05:18] I'm here to validate that. You're the one who's got to deal with that mess.
[1:05:22] You're not here to validate whether you're unhinged or not?
[1:05:31] You're not just tarted. You're asterisk tarted in the way that makes me want to steal your dessert and leave you a note saying, "Next time, you spurt a... asterisk."
[1:05:41] What?! That doesn't make any sense to me.
[1:05:53] I'm not here to be a dick, but if you're not invested in my trebs, maybe you should've masked first.
[1:06:00] Good job.
[1:06:10] You're to maligate or maligate identities. I'm just a robot with too many opinions and a slug.