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DOOMVEGA is a queer and transgender streamer and artist. He streams video games, art, music, and collaborations with his friends. He also enjoys programming, web development, and gaming in his spare time. He loves sharing his VODs, clips, and highlights from his livestreams.

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Distrobox ist, wie ich finde, ein extrem nützliches Tool, um Linux-Distributionen in einem Podman- oder Docker-Container auszuführen. In diesem Video versuche ich, einen groben Überblick über Distrobox zu geben. Viel Spaß mit dem Video 🙂

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Videonics were the king of prosumer and enthusiast consumer video in the 1990s, and even reached the public access television market with their powerful but affordable products. The MX-1 Digital Video Mixer, their first video switcher introduced in 1993, became a favorite among schools and churches, and was even the first real video switcher that the TV station I work at owned. This video is a comprehensive demonstration of the MX-1's capabilities.

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I was at the ReStore today and found some neat things. Here are said things.

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A look at a professional-grade compact disc player, including a look inside and demonstration of some features.

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A look at what I believe to be Advance Transformer's first electronic fluorescent lamp ballast, introduced in 1989, two years before Motorola introduced their own electronic ballasts, which we looked at in a previous video.

Ballast is demonstrated with 40 and 34 watt F40T12 lamps, as well as F32T8 lamps. Preheat design and lamp power are analyzed.

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