Michael Frank

@bwDraco So this is my job now... it's not as exciting as it seems. :|

=_=

Oh good. I wasn't banned. :D

That works

I'm trying to display clippy

Just restart and move on.

Windows busts a valve at random stuff all the time. I plugged my USB headset in after launching a game the other night and my PC hard locked for whatever reason.

Ignore it unless it happens again?

Recently they've been surging in volume on occassion so I suspect they're on the way out.

I've had these ones for about 10 years.

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@JourneymanGeek I have Creative speakers. Love them to bits!

Kevin Bacon is like 20 years older than Carmack lmao

It's a face

If it does come with a Windows license sticker, it would be for Windows 7. Which is now out of support, so you probably won't want to use it anyway.

@WeavingBird1917 Yea, I have that all the time with the laptops here at work. It's a real pain.

I had a nosebleed in the shower once... Thought it'd be funny to rub it all over my face then shout to my girlfriend for help. She immediately crumpled into a blubbering mess and would have been no use if I was actually seriously hurt. :|

Actually, to be honest... We very rarely deal with cheques here at all.

For all the innovations that NZ banks boast, I don't think any of them do this. :|

I read that, and thought "wow, that's an awful lot of work"

I wish you could do that with cheques.

Maybe Randall is running out of anti-alias pixels.

Even the comic on the site itself is fuzzy.

weird.

Then just copy and paste that command you want into the powershell window and hit enter.

You can launch it from Run with powershell, you can launch it from the Start Menu by searching for powershell, you can launch it by pressing windows key + x and selecting Powershell from the context menu.

@MarcKelvin Powershell is just another application on your computer.

@Bob O365 has Company Portal though, which will work on any device. Knox seems unnecessary here.

@CaldeiraG I've got 2004.

@Vikas That account is definitely not a standard account. You should expand that folder in Windirstat and see what it contains, if it is nothing you need, delete it.

That's horrifying

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Just remember...

If you get adventurous... gci . -recurse is an option.

Hell, replace FILEPATH with a simple . , and it will run in your current working directory on the command line, ANYWHERE.

The best part about this though, is that you can apply that command to any folder of files you want to convert now.

This is why the GUI was invented.

Nice!

Okay, so you should be able to replace write-host with your ffmpeg command up to the last -i.

This is just a test, I want to see if it will print what output you want.

Remember to replace FILEPATH. ;)

foreach ($f in gci FILEPATH -filter *.m3u8) {write-host "$($f.DirectoryName)\$($f.baseName).mp4"}

Okay, try this one...

No, but if I didn't ask and you had been just putting FILEPATH in there...

Did you literally put filepath in there?

Yea, the second one.

You could try something like "C:\save\location\$($f.baseName).mp4"

Okay, so it's probably complaining that you're not telling it where to put the file.

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