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- Adjust the ffmpeg options according to your local platform and video capture devices.
- Use ticket from sender side

## Share a shell for pair- or ensemble programming with [tty-share](https://github.com/elisescu/tty-share):

Sharing a terminal session over the internet is useful for collaboration between programmers, but the public [tty-share](https://github.com/elisescu/tty-share) server isn't very reliable and, more importantly, [it is not end-to-end encrypted](https://tty-share.com/how-it-works/#end-to-end-encryption).

On the server:

```
$ dumbpipe listen-tcp --host localhost:8000 &
$ tty-share
```

On the client(s):

```
$ dumbpipe connect-tcp --addr localhost:8000 <ticket> &
$ tty-share http://localhost:8000/s/local/
```

## Forward development web server

You have a development webserver running on port 3000, and want to share it with
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