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I agree this is why I’m posting this the site doesn’t have a good way to post about bugs and getting support. Once you start paying for a service you expect the support to be better.
It's a bit hidden, but if you go to https://plebdevs.com/about, you can see there's a way to report bugs via Github or a Google form:
I guess the main issue was that this wasn't easy enough to find?
/cc @bitcoinplebdev
SN also really needs DMs lol, it's too easy to miss replies. I think that's what happened in #971854.
Yeah thanks. I couldn’t find this link
Not yet not sure what browser to try? Tor?
Safari, Firefox, Chrome should all work!
I'm trying to replicate your issue in Brave currently and I've for sure narrowed it down to an issue with my CDN OR how I'm embedding videos in the nostr notes but still it works every time for me on Brave?
Curious if using another browser (or clearing your cache) will allow the video to play
I’ll give one of those a shot
@bitcoinplebdev and me reproduced the issue with no video, only sound on my Linux machine.
It's caused by Apple Quicktime:
$ file course-1-lesson-3.mp4
course-1-lesson-3.mp4: ISO Media, Apple QuickTime movie, Apple QuickTime (.MOV/QT)This one works:
$ file course-1-lesson-4.mp4
course-1-lesson-4.mp4: ISO Media, MP4 Base Media v1 [ISO 14496-12:2003]You're using Linux, too, right?
Video is working in Firefox
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I also am on a, “slow painful uninspired journey learning to program,” but have to say that my experience with the plebdev course was the exact opposite. It was radically exciting and really educational! I have to admit that I haven’t done much with it recently (just because of life and stuff), but, I was AMAZED at how @bitcoinplebdev bent over backwards to make sure I got the most out of the content. I took the courses before he did the new site, but there were even kinks he was working out then, when I brought those to his attention, every time I got a HUGE in-depth lesson (sadly some of which I’ve forgotten) on what was going on (usually an update by some library that was part of the lesson), and how programmers work through that stuff.
I don’t mean to downplay your frustrations (seriously, not trying to be rude), but I would absolutely downplay your warnings. The plebdev courses are AMAZING, even with some kinks due to its progressive nature.