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Alternately, unfriend everyone, remove the app from your phone, lock down your account and upload hundreds of gigs of video to take up space on their servers and regularly request archives of your account. 120 min / 4gb seems to be the per video size cap.

brb uploading the bee movie thousands of times with slightly different file names

GenderQueeries 🇨🇦

@genderqueeries.ca

Presumably you'd need to vary a few bytes in the file slightly ever time and avoid content matching.

10/1/25, 8:24 pm0 reposts9 likes

i wonder what a good way to automate this without corrupting the file would be…

mateuszzdyb.bsky.social

@mateuszzdyb.bsky.social

Why you care if it's corrupted or not. It's not like you're going to watch it

GenderQueeries 🇨🇦

@genderqueeries.ca

11 Jan 2025

They probably check file headers. 100mb in, I'd be surprised if they'd notice.

if the viewer returns an error when trying to play the file it might get internally deleted

mateuszzdyb.bsky.social

@mateuszzdyb.bsky.social

I hope I can sue them for gazillions of dollars for destroying my property : 😁

Jack M

@jack.mawer.uk

stackoverflow.comSimulating TV noiseI have googled a bit but was never able to find an answer. What should be my first approach to simulate a video and audio noise from TV on screen? I mean, when my TV antenna is removed but the TV is

if you’re somewhat computer-savvy, ffmpeg can generate random video and audio data. it should have the added side effect that it would be hard for meta’s servers to compress because all of the pixels change every frame stackoverflow.com/a/15795112

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And here I was just uploading 256gb of dashcam videos.

Tahvohck

@tahvohck.kaeva.xyz

11 Jan 2025

I've used that to make test video for streamers before (though it never got used) because if you can stream randomass noise your internet can handle anything else fine. And it tends to stress the CPU as a minor second test.