I'm blue (da ba dee da ba da)
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I’m the “inconclusive IQ test” type of gifted. My scores were too far apart in different subcategories for an overall score to be calculated. So my test basically says “N/A”.
I’m officially an genius-level idiot 😎
When you can do differential equations in your head, but you're not sure how to spell "cat"
it's gotta start with a K at least, right?
I get the feeling that the green part doesn't actually exist..
The green part gets further to the right the more gifted the author of the diagram is :)
The other side of the Dunning Kruger Effect.
{"code":"command-failure","msg":"ffprobe Failed with exit status: 1"}
I think ffprobe is from ffmpeg which is software for doing anything with video. Here it was probably some kind of conversation.
The ffprobe command is used to get information about video (& maybe audio?) files. For example, you could use it to check a video's container format (like mp4), video format (like AV1), audio format (like AAC) & subtitles.
I direct linked to a gif I have stored an imgbox (head smashing against wall), and it worked as a preview...
Your comment is empty?
It's meant to be a video or perhaps a gif, apparently, but I too can't see it.