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The Story of Jim, the Creator of OBS
48:15 - 49:49 (01:33)
Twitch paid Jim, the creator of OBS, several thousand dollars a month to maintain the software, rather than utilizing a team of engineers to rebuild it. Despite his unassuming appearance, Jim's contributions to open source software are impressive.
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