I'm a business student specializing in information systems who's quite interested in comp sci and engineering as a whole. What are some classes I could take to see what majoring in either of these would be like?
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I'm finishing up a new video that's partially (<15%) short clips from movies and TV news. How do I properly credit them in a video I will likely monetize in the future?
I'm putting the finishing touches on my first video. I have some footage I want to use over my voice that I've gotten from a source claiming it's in the public domain.
I don't want to go though the work of adding all these clips (2mins in a 17min video) if I'm going to have to remove them later due to a claim.
I've heard in the past that YouTube notifies you if you have copyrighted content in your video after uploading it but before publishing it. Then you don't get a strike, at least from automated ContentID. Is this true? If so I was going to try to upload a small clip of the content and see what happened.
EDIT #2: Some of these clips are short 5 to 10 seconds clips from TV News channe
I heard from someone last year that this was true. However I don't see anywhere in the syllabus that would indicate this. Is this the case?
I use a computer a lot but due to some bad typing habits I can't get above about 40/50 words per minute. This is because I don't use my pinkies while typing and instead use my ring or middle finger on the keys I should be using my pinkie for.
Has anyone had any similar experiences or advice on how to unlearn my old typing habits? I suspect this won't be easy considering I've been typing this way for the past 13 years.