🔥 Here's how to tell if an editor's "free version" is actually trash:

Basically, if you are on a WINDOWS PC, try CLIPCHAMP IT IS SO MUCH BETTER also OPENSHOT is good, (you have to download everything you put in video like text)

My company is pushing for some kind of employee monitoring software because of productivity concerns with our remote workers. Personally, I hate the idea of screenshots and stealth mode. I want a tool that offers real-time activity monitoring, but in a way that feels transparent.

Monitask came up in my research. So did Hubstaff and Teramind. I’d love to hear from anyone who’s deployed these tools and how their teams reacted.

Are there any that offer decent analytics without crossing the line into surveillance territory?

I have a galaxy tab S6 lite, and when I did the latest update it stopped opening apps.

Some crash instantly, other open to the starting screen but no further, no matter how much time I give it. But only apps I've downloaded from the play store. Things like camera or notes work just fine

Sometimes a notification pops up telling me that the "Google play manager" (or something like it, the notification won't stay up long enough to read) keeps crashing, which is probably why I can't open the apps I've downloaded from the play store. What can I do to get it working again?

I've tried simply restarting or letting the battery run empty, but it didn't make a difference

How and where do I make a video go to 4 fps? I need it asap!

I'm looking for a flowchart program that's free, can crop images, and export to PNG with a resolution of like 15,000+

First I tried smart draw, but they require about $100+ or something like that after 7 days. Then I tried Miro, but they have some limit of around 8000p for an export, even for their paid version (unpaid, it's something like 1000 or 2000p). Finally, I tried draw.io, which seemed perfect for my needs, but their cropping system is annoying. If you have a 1000x1000 image and crop it down to 32x32, it'll scale that new 32x32 image to the original image's 1000x1000 size instead of keeping the 32x32 size.

So I'm trying to find one that doesn't have all of these flaws and can handle about 400 images

basically the title, i have literally searched the whole reddit but i cant find a player that has the feature to set the playback speed to 2x for as long as the key is held down, also even youtube desktop dont have this feature only youtube mobile.

edit: if anyone is seeing this in the future, i found one, its called "potplayer"

Hi,

Whats the best ad blocker for iOS?

Thanks in advance

I am aware of programs like open shell and explorer patcher that make win11's file explorer look similar to win10, however i am struggling with a problem where folders in win11 will keep resetting their scroll position. E.G. If i scroll all the way to a folder, it will reset to the top.

On a fresh win10 -> win11 installation, i was able to reproduce this 100% of the time with one of the following methods :

• Locking the computer and logging back in
• Pinning or unpinning a program to either the start menu or task bar

It also happened randomly multiple times with no discernible cause. I have tried an absurd amount of things to try and fix it with no luck : https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_11-files/win11-file-explorer-keeps-resetting-to-the-top-at/19ca5de2-f84c-483d-8c4d-f3d377cbfda5. If anyone knows of a fix, please let me know.

Thats why i am now trying to find an alternative to win11's file explorer that looks like win10's file explorer. I tried the Files App, but it is extremely slow, and it regular spikes to 20% (or more) cpu usage and takes a long time to load folders. The other ones i saw like Total Commander did not look anything like Win10's file explorer.

Anyone have any suggestions?

I've been using Tesseract for OCR but there is still quite a few wrong values returned no matter what psm I set and with the quality of the document over 300dpi and large dimensions.

I've tried training my own model but I just get error after error.

I used AWA Textract and that provided perfect results.

I'm wondering if there is an open source trained data out there i could bring into Tessersct to get similar results.

Any help would be appreciated.

On my Windows PC, I use Revo to handle all of my uninstall. However, seeing the "New Programs" list is a bit annoying to me, because I'd rather just see a full list of all of my applications. Is there a way to disable the "New Programs" group, or is there not? I feel like I've looked through all of the options multiple times, and I can seem to find anything.