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I prefer Imgur hosting above anything else, it has it's own interaction with a reddit plugin called RES (Reddit Enhancement Suite). The plugin lets you open the picture in the reddit page by the way of a dropdown/popout. That feature doesn't work with software/websites like the ones you're using. I know more people than me use RES, and it makes reddit way better and easier to use.

Shotcut. I'm not entirely correct in saying that it can't handle 1080p (it can handle 4k), but it crashes whenever I try to process videos with a large number of cuts and edits from a 1080p source.

Ouch, yeah that upload speed isn't going to help. If files come out too big I (and many others) usually use handbrake to compress them. It's really good and with the right settings you won't lose any quality of the source file.

Guinea Pig it is then.

[Download] > Bittorrent Sync.

This is the passcode/'secret' for .rar files of the most up to date mods in the PA repo:

ARED2TGQRLFIKW6BFYQ3HTIHC4DCJLLL5

Could you try syncing this to your computer? It's all .rar files so you'll need to extract them into your Arma 3 steam folder. I'll see if I can brew up a custom shortcut that launches with all these mods enabled in a short while, so you don't need to enable them through Arma itself.

I'll also try to keep this up to date whenever new mods get added. But getting SlickUpdater to work is obviously preferable.

Okay, make sure download all the mods, and teamspeak. Here's the quick-start guide.

If you have any questions, you can ask on the Discord.

No love for self-help books? Can't think of better genre that might "change your life". Have been reading The Power of Habit and have successfully applied it in creating some good habits and breaking some bad ones.

Other good books in my opinion are Rich Dad Poor Dad and Sun Tzu's Art of War. Both really get me thinking, and I keep the latter around for browsing through every now and then since it's a fun read both philosophically and historically.

Also, I'm offensive and I find your P.S. Swedish. :(

Tokyo Vice

ake Adelstein is the only American journalist ever to have been admitted to the insular Tokyo Metropolitan Police Press Club, where for twelve years he covered the dark side of Japan: extortion, murder, human trafficking, fiscal corruption, and of course, the yakuza. But when his final scoop exposed a scandal that reverberated all the way from the neon soaked streets of Tokyo to the polished Halls of the FBI and resulted in a death threat for him and his family, Adelstein decided to step down. Then, he fought back. In Tokyo Vice he delivers an unprecedented look at Japanese culture and searing memoir about his rise from cub reporter to seasoned journalist with a price on his head.

https://www.amazon.com/Tokyo-Vice-American-Reporter-Police/dp/0307475298

No love for self-help books? Can't think of better genre that might "change your life". Have been reading The Power of Habit and have successfully applied it in creating some good habits and breaking some bad ones.

Other good books in my opinion are Rich Dad Poor Dad and Sun Tzu's Art of War. Both really get me thinking, and I keep the latter around for browsing through every now and then since it's a fun read both philosophically and historically.

Also, I'm offensive and I find your P.S. Swedish. :(