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I’ve spent some time searching this question, but I have yet to find a satisfying answer. The majority of answers that I have seen state something along the lines of the following:\n
\n
1. “It’s just good security practice.”\n
2. “You need it if you are running a server.”\n
3. “You need it if you don’t trust the other devices on the network.”\n
4. “You need it if you are not behind a NAT.”\n
5. “You need it if you don’t trust the software running on your computer.”\n
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The only answer that makes any sense to me is #5. #1 leaves a lot to be desired, as it advocates for doing something without thinking about why you’re doing it – it is essentially a non-answer. #2 is strange – why does it matter? If one is hosting a webserver on port 80, for example, they are going to poke a hole in their router’s NAT at port 80 to open that server’s port to the public. What difference does it make to then have another firewall that needs to be port forwarded? #3 is a strange one – what sort of malicious behaviour could even be done to a device with no firewall? If you have no applications listening on any port, then there’s nothing to access. #4 feels like an extension of #3 – only, in this case, it is most likely a larger group that the device is exposed to. #5 is the only one that makes some sense; if you install a program that you do not trust (you don’t know how it works), you don’t want it to be able to readily communicate with the outside world unless you explicitly grant it permission to do so. Such an unknown program could be the door to get into your device, or a spy on your device’s actions.\n
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If anything, a firewall only seems to provide extra precautions against mistakes made by the user, rather than actively preventing bad actors from getting in. People seem to treat it as if it’s acting like the front door to a house, but this analogy doesn’t make much sense to me – without a house (a service listening on a port), what good is a door?
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> #2 is strange – why does it matter?\n
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It doesn’t. If you’re running a laptop with a local web server for development, you wouldn’t want other devices in i.e. the coffee shop WiFi to be able to connect to your (likely insecure) local web server, would you?\n
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> If one is hosting a webserver on port 80, for example, they are going to poke a hole in their router’s NAT at port 80 to open that server’s port to the public. What difference does it make to then have another firewall that needs to be port forwarded?\n
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Who is “they”? What about all the other ports?\n
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Imagine a family member visits you and wants internet access in their Windows laptop, so you give them the WiFi password. Do you want that possibly malware infected thing poking around at ports other than 80 running on your server?\n
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This is what defense in depth is about; making it less likely for something to happen or the attack less potent even if your primary protections have failed.\n
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> #3 is a strange one – what sort of malicious behaviour could even be done to a device with no firewall? If you have no applications listening on any port, then there’s nothing to access\n
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Mostly addressed by the above but also note that you likely do have applications listening on ports you didn’t know about. Take a look at `sudo ss -utpnl`.\n
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> #5 is the only one that makes some sense; if you install a program that you do not trust (you don’t know how it works), you don’t want it to be able to readily communicate with the outside world unless you explicitly grant it permission to do so. Such an unknown program could be the door to get into your device, or a spy on your device’s actions.\n
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It’s rather the other way around; you don’t want the outside world to be able to talk to untrusted software on your computer. To be a classical “door”, the application must be able to listen to connections.\n
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OTOH, smarter malware can of course be something like a door by requesting intrusion by itself, so outbound filtering is also something you should do with untrusted applications.\n
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> People seem to treat it as if it’s acting like the front door to a house, but this analogy doesn’t make much sense to me – without a house (a service listening on a port), what good is a door?\n
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I’d rather liken it to a razor fence around your house, protecting you from thieves even getting near it. Your windows are likely safe from intrusion but they’re known to be fragile. Razor fence can also be cut through but not everyone will have the skill or patience to do so.\n
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If it turned out your window could easily be opened from the outside, you’d rather have razor fence in front until you can replace the window, would you?
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I’ve spent some time searching this question, but I have yet to find a satisfying answer. The majority of answers that I have seen state something along the lines of the following:\n
\n
1. “It’s just good security practice.”\n
2. “You need it if you are running a server.”\n
3. “You need it if you don’t trust the other devices on the network.”\n
4. “You need it if you are not behind a NAT.”\n
5. “You need it if you don’t trust the software running on your computer.”\n
\n
The only answer that makes any sense to me is #5. #1 leaves a lot to be desired, as it advocates for doing something without thinking about why you’re doing it – it is essentially a non-answer. #2 is strange – why does it matter? If one is hosting a webserver on port 80, for example, they are going to poke a hole in their router’s NAT at port 80 to open that server’s port to the public. What difference does it make to then have another firewall that needs to be port forwarded? #3 is a strange one – what sort of malicious behaviour could even be done to a device with no firewall? If you have no applications listening on any port, then there’s nothing to access. #4 feels like an extension of #3 – only, in this case, it is most likely a larger group that the device is exposed to. #5 is the only one that makes some sense; if you install a program that you do not trust (you don’t know how it works), you don’t want it to be able to readily communicate with the outside world unless you explicitly grant it permission to do so. Such an unknown program could be the door to get into your device, or a spy on your device’s actions.\n
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> #2 is strange – why does it matter?\n
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It doesn’t. If you’re running a laptop with a local web server for development, you wouldn’t want other devices in i.e. the coffee shop WiFi to be able to connect to your (likely insecure) local web server, would you?\n
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> If one is hosting a webserver on port 80, for example, they are going to poke a hole in their router’s NAT at port 80 to open that server’s port to the public. What difference does it make to then have another firewall that needs to be port forwarded?\n
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Who is “they”? What about all the other ports?\n
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Imagine a family member visits you and wants internet access in their Windows laptop, so you give them the WiFi password. Do you want that possibly malware infected thing poking around at ports other than 80 running on your server?\n
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Mostly addressed by the above but also note that you likely do have applications listening on ports you didn’t know about. Take a look at `sudo ss -utpnl`.\n
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> #5 is the only one that makes some sense; if you install a program that you do not trust (you don’t know how it works), you don’t want it to be able to readily communicate with the outside world unless you explicitly grant it permission to do so. Such an unknown program could be the door to get into your device, or a spy on your device’s actions.\n
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\n
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> #2 is strange – why does it matter?\n
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It doesn’t. If you’re running a laptop with a local web server for development, you wouldn’t want other devices in i.e. the coffee shop WiFi to be able to connect to your (likely insecure) local web server, would you?\n
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> If one is hosting a webserver on port 80, for example, they are going to poke a hole in their router’s NAT at port 80 to open that server’s port to the public. What difference does it make to then have another firewall that needs to be port forwarded?\n
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Who is “they”? What about all the other ports?\n
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Imagine a family member visits you and wants internet access in their Windows laptop, so you give them the WiFi password. Do you want that possibly malware infected thing poking around at ports other than 80 running on your server?\n
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Obviously you shouldn’t have insecure things listening there in the fist place but you don’t always get to choose whether some thing you’re hosting is currently secure or not or may not care too much because it’s just on the local network and you didn’t expose it to the internet. \n
This is what defense in depth is about; making it less likely for something to happen or the attack less potent even if your primary protections have failed.\n
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> #3 is a strange one – what sort of malicious behaviour could even be done to a device with no firewall? If you have no applications listening on any port, then there’s nothing to access\n
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Mostly addressed by the above but also note that you likely do have applications listening on ports you didn’t know about. Take a look at `sudo ss -utpnl`.\n
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> #5 is the only one that makes some sense; if you install a program that you do not trust (you don’t know how it works), you don’t want it to be able to readily communicate with the outside world unless you explicitly grant it permission to do so. Such an unknown program could be the door to get into your device, or a spy on your device’s actions.\n
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It’s rather the other way around; you don’t want the outside world to be able to talk to untrusted software on your computer. To be a classical “door”, the application must be able to listen to connections.\n
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OTOH, smarter malware can of course be something like a door by requesting intrusion by itself, so outbound filtering is also something you should do with untrusted applications.\n
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> People seem to treat it as if it’s acting like the front door to a house, but this analogy doesn’t make much sense to me – without a house (a service listening on a port), what good is a door?\n
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I’d rather liken it to a razor fence around your house, protecting you from thieves even getting near it. Your windows are likely safe from intrusion but they’re known to be fragile. Razor fence can also be cut through but not everyone will have the skill or patience to do so.\n
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I’ve spent some time searching this question, but I have yet to find a satisfying answer. The majority of answers that I have seen state something along the lines of the following:\n
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> #2 is strange – why does it matter?\n
\n
It doesn’t. If you’re running a laptop with a local web server for development, you wouldn’t want other devices in i.e. the coffee shop WiFi to be able to connect to your (likely insecure) local web server, would you?\n
\n
> If one is hosting a webserver on port 80, for example, they are going to poke a hole in their router’s NAT at port 80 to open that server’s port to the public. What difference does it make to then have another firewall that needs to be port forwarded?\n
\n
Who is “they”? What about all the other ports?\n
\n
Imagine a family member visits you and wants internet access in their Windows laptop, so you give them the WiFi password. Do you want that possibly malware infected thing poking around at ports other than 80 running on your server?\n
\n
Obviously you shouldn’t have insecure things listening there in the fist place but you don’t always get to choose whether some thing you’re hosting is currently secure or not or may not care too much because it’s just on the local network and you didn’t expose it to the internet. \n
This is what defense in depth is about; making it less likely for something to happen or the attack less potent even if your primary protections have failed.\n
\n
> #3 is a strange one – what sort of malicious behaviour could even be done to a device with no firewall? If you have no applications listening on any port, then there’s nothing to access\n
\n
Mostly addressed by the above but also note that you likely do have applications listening on ports you didn’t know about. Take a look at `sudo ss -utpnl`.\n
\n
> #5 is the only one that makes some sense; if you install a program that you do not trust (you don’t know how it works), you don’t want it to be able to readily communicate with the outside world unless you explicitly grant it permission to do so. Such an unknown program could be the door to get into your device, or a spy on your device’s actions.\n
\n
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> People seem to treat it as if it’s acting like the front door to a house, but this analogy doesn’t make much sense to me – without a house (a service listening on a port), what good is a door?\n
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I’d rather liken it to a razor fence around your house, protecting you from thieves even getting near it. Your windows are likely safe from intrusion but they’re known to be fragile. Razor fence can also be cut through but not everyone will have the skill or patience to do so.\n
\n
If it turned out your window could easily be opened from the outside, you’d rather have razor fence in front until you can replace the window, would you?
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> #2 is strange – why does it matter?\n
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It doesn’t. If you’re running a laptop with a local web server for development, you wouldn’t want other devices in i.e. the coffee shop WiFi to be able to connect to your (likely insecure) local web server, would you?\n
\n
> If one is hosting a webserver on port 80, for example, they are going to poke a hole in their router’s NAT at port 80 to open that server’s port to the public. What difference does it make to then have another firewall that needs to be port forwarded?\n
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Who is “they”? What about all the other ports?\n
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Imagine a family member visits you and wants internet access in their Windows laptop, so you give them the WiFi password. Do you want that possibly malware infected thing poking around at ports other than 80 running on your server?\n
\n
Obviously you shouldn’t have insecure things listening there in the fist place but you don’t always get to choose whether some thing you’re hosting is currently secure or not or may not care too much because it’s just on the local network and you didn’t expose it to the internet. \n
This is what defense in depth is about; making it less likely for something to happen or the attack less potent even if your primary protections have failed.\n
\n
> #3 is a strange one – what sort of malicious behaviour could even be done to a device with no firewall? If you have no applications listening on any port, then there’s nothing to access\n
\n
Mostly addressed by the above but also note that you likely do have applications listening on ports you didn’t know about. Take a look at `sudo ss -utpnl`.\n
\n
> #5 is the only one that makes some sense; if you install a program that you do not trust (you don’t know how it works), you don’t want it to be able to readily communicate with the outside world unless you explicitly grant it permission to do so. Such an unknown program could be the door to get into your device, or a spy on your device’s actions.\n
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OTOH, smarter malware can of course be something like a door by requesting intrusion by itself, so outbound filtering is also something you should do with untrusted applications.\n
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> People seem to treat it as if it’s acting like the front door to a house, but this analogy doesn’t make much sense to me – without a house (a service listening on a port), what good is a door?\n
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I’d rather liken it to a razor fence around your house, protecting you from thieves even getting near it. Your windows are likely safe from intrusion but they’re known to be fragile. Razor fence can also be cut through but not everyone will have the skill or patience to do so.\n
\n
If it turned out your window could easily be opened from the outside, you’d rather have razor fence in front until you can replace the window, would you?
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I’ve spent some time searching this question, but I have yet to find a satisfying answer. The majority of answers that I have seen state something along the lines of the following:\n
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\n
If anything, a firewall only seems to provide extra precautions against mistakes made by the user, rather than actively preventing bad actors from getting in. People seem to treat it as if it’s acting like the front door to a house, but this analogy doesn’t make much sense to me – without a house (a service listening on a port), what good is a door?
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\n
> If one is hosting a webserver on port 80, for example, they are going to poke a hole in their router’s NAT at port 80 to open that server’s port to the public. What difference does it make to then have another firewall that needs to be port forwarded?\n
\n
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\n
Imagine a family member visits you and wants internet access in their Windows laptop, so you give them the WiFi password. Do you want that possibly malware infected thing poking around at ports other than 80 running on your server?\n
\n
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This is what defense in depth is about; making it less likely for something to happen or the attack less potent even if your primary protections have failed.\n
\n
> #3 is a strange one – what sort of malicious behaviour could even be done to a device with no firewall? If you have no applications listening on any port, then there’s nothing to access\n
\n
Mostly addressed by the above but also note that you likely do have applications listening on ports you didn’t know about. Take a look at `sudo ss -utpnl`.\n
\n
> #5 is the only one that makes some sense; if you install a program that you do not trust (you don’t know how it works), you don’t want it to be able to readily communicate with the outside world unless you explicitly grant it permission to do so. Such an unknown program could be the door to get into your device, or a spy on your device’s actions.\n
\n
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\n
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\n
> People seem to treat it as if it’s acting like the front door to a house, but this analogy doesn’t make much sense to me – without a house (a service listening on a port), what good is a door?\n
\n
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\n
If it turned out your window could easily be opened from the outside, you’d rather have razor fence in front until you can replace the window, would you?
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2. Buy new and expensive hardware that supports Win11. \n
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I recently got it into my head to compare the various popular video codecs in an effort to better understand how av1 works and looks compared to x264 and x265. I also had ideas of using a intel video card to compress a home video security setup, and what levels of compression I would need to get good results.\n
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| 33 | 168,192 | 73,528 | 86,899 |\n
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| 39 | 116,096 | 31,670 | 47,161 |\n
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I recently got it into my head to compare the various popular video codecs in an effort to better understand how av1 works and looks compared to x264 and x265. I also had ideas of using a intel video card to compress a home video security setup, and what levels of compression I would need to get good results.\n
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| 18 | 419,261 | 632,079 | 685,217 – [x246 visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk4) |\n
| 21 | 352,337 | 390,358 – [x265 visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5OTAw) | 411,439 |\n
| 24 | 301,517 – [av1 VAMF visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODg4) | 250,426 | 263,524 – [x264 good enough](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk5) |\n
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\n
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| 48 | 69,044 | 9,726 | 20,823 |\n
| 51 | 58,316 | 8,586 – worst possible | 16,120 – worst possible |\n
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| 57 | 39,113 | - | - |\n
| 60 | 29,062 | - | - |\n
| 63 | 16,533 – worst possible | - | - |\n
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[Here is av1 rcf 36 vs crf 24](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk1).\n
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If you are low on space, using my 'good enough' choices will get you practically the same visual results while using less space, depending on the codec.
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I recently got it into my head to compare the various popular video codecs in an effort to better understand how av1 works and looks compared to x264 and x265. I also had ideas of using a intel video card to compress a home video security setup, and what levels of compression I would need to get good results.\n
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To compare results I used [imgsli](https://imgsli.com/), [FFMetrics](https://github.com/fifonik/FFMetrics), and my own picture viewer to try and see what the differences are.\n
\n
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| 18 | 419,261 | 632,079 | 685,217 – [x246 visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk4) |\n
| 21 | 352,337 | 390,358 – [x265 visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5OTAw) | 411,439 |\n
| 24 | 301,517 – [av1 VAMF visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODg4) | 250,426 | 263,524 – [x264 good enough](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk5) |\n
| 27 | 245,685 | 165,079 – [x265 good enough](https://imgsli.com/MjI5OTAx) | 176,919 |\n
| 30 | 205,008 | 110,062 | 122,458 |\n
| 33 | 168,192 | 73,528 | 86,899 |\n
| 36 | 139,379 – [av1 My visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODg0) | 48,516 | 63,214 |\n
| 39 | 116,096 | 31,670 | 47,161 |\n
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\n
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\n
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| 18 | 419,261 | 632,079 | 685,217 – [x246 visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk4) |\n
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\n
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I recently got it into my head to compare the various popular video codecs in an effort to better understand how av1 works and looks compared to x264 and x265. I also had ideas of using a intel video card to compress a home video security setup, and what levels of compression I would need to get good results.\n
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**The Setup** \n
I used the 4k 6.3gb blender project, [tears of steel](https://mango.blender.org/download/) as a source. I downscaled the video to 1080p using all three codecs, and then attempted to compare the results using various crf levels.\n
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To compare results I used [imgsli](https://imgsli.com/), [FFMetrics](https://github.com/fifonik/FFMetrics), and my own picture viewer to try and see what the differences are.\n
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| 18 | 419,261 | 632,079 | 685,217 – [x246 visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk4) |\n
| 21 | 352,337 | 390,358 – [x265 visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5OTAw) | 411,439 |\n
| 24 | 301,517 – [av1 VAMF visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODg4) | 250,426 | 263,524 – [x264 good enough](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk5) |\n
| 27 | 245,685 | 165,079 – [x265 good enough](https://imgsli.com/MjI5OTAx) | 176,919 |\n
| 30 | 205,008 | 110,062 | 122,458 |\n
| 33 | 168,192 | 73,528 | 86,899 |\n
| 36 | 139,379 – [av1 My visually lossless](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODg0) | 48,516 | 63,214 |\n
| 39 | 116,096 | 31,670 | 47,161 |\n
| 42 | 97,365 – [av1 my good enough](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODg1) | 20,636 | 35,801 |\n
| 45 | 81,805 | 13,598 | 27,484 |\n
| 48 | 69,044 | 9,726 | 20,823 |\n
| 51 | 58,316 | 8,586 – worst possible | 16,120 – worst possible |\n
| 54 | 48,681 | - | - |\n
| 57 | 39,113 | - | - |\n
| 60 | 29,062 | - | - |\n
| 63 | 16,533 – worst possible | - | - |\n
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[Here is av1 rcf 36 vs crf 24](https://imgsli.com/MjI5ODk1).\n
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I go into more detail with the hows and whys of my choices, in my [journal-style blog post](https://dageek247.com/wordpress/uncategorized/my-attempts-at-comparing-compression-between-ffmpegs-x264-x265-and-av1-encoders/), as well as how i came to these conclusions, But in essence, if you want to lose practically no visual information, crf24 through 36 for av1, crf 21 for x265, and crf 18 for x264 will do the job.\n
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If you are low on space, using my 'good enough' choices will get you practically the same visual results while using less space, depending on the codec.
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> meaning every step of building the kernel, including the steps taken to build the C compiler toolchain, are produced by code that is simple enough to check for correctness and safety.\n
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> meaning every step of building the kernel, including the steps taken to build the C compiler toolchain, are produced by code that is simple enough to check for correctness and safety.\n
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Started to move off Google’s services to proton:\n
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> They’re not doing like proton and close basic stuff like IMAP and SMTP as a way to force you on the official apps\n
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All the interesting stuff (E2EE, zero access storage) happen in the clients anyways. The BE is fairly uninteresting; it’s a mail server + zero-access encryption + Proton account handling. If you really wanted to build a mail service similar to Proton, you could build that yourself and probably would have to anyways.
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Ah I think Windows does this “helpful” thing where it installs its bootloader into the ESP of any drive if it’s already present rather than the drive you explicitly told it to install onto.\n
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Ah I think Windows does this “helpful” thing where it installs its bootloader into the ESP of any drive if it’s already present rather than the drive you explicitly told it to install onto.\n
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Ah I think Windows does this “helpful” thing where it installs its bootloader into the ESP of any drive if it’s already present rather than the drive you explicitly told it to install onto.\n
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Ah I think Windows does this “helpful” thing where it installs its bootloader into the ESP of any drive if it’s already present rather than the drive you explicitly told it to install onto.\n
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If you have an Nvidia GPU, I’d recommend you to try [!pop_os@lemmy.world](https://lemmy.world/c/pop_os).
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If you have an Nvidia GPU, I’d recommend you to try [!pop_os@lemmy.world](https://lemmy.world/c/pop_os).
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> Proton Mail, the leading privacy-focused email service, is making its first foray into blockchain technology with Key Transparency, which will allow users to verify email addresses. From a report: In an interview with Fortune, CEO and founder Andy Yen made clear that although the new feature uses blockchain, the key technology behind crypto, Key Transparency isn’t “some sketchy cryptocurrency” linked to an “exit scam.” A student of cryptography, Yen added that the new feature is “blockchain in a very pure form,” and it allows the platform to solve the thorny issue of ensuring that every email address actually belongs to the person who’s claiming it.\n
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That’s nice but has nothing to do with voter fraud prevention.\n
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I will not reply to the stupid ad hominem. You have made it exceptionally clear that you have no idea what my political views are.
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Curious if anyone here would use a feature like this? It sounds neat but I don’t think I’m going to be needing a feature like this on a day-to-day basis, though I could see use cases for folks handling sensitive information.
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> Homomorphic encryption enables votes to be both public and obfuscated at the same time.\n
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That’s nice but has nothing to do with voter fraud prevention.\n
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