And it has been 777 for many years now so “thanks” to inflation the price has only gone down.

Or under 600 per year for 10gb/s with Wingo. Or used to be as they seemed to have jacked up the price and dropped to 1gb/s making Init7’s a better option. Thankfully I’m grandfathered into the old 49/month for 10gb/s for life.

Sounds like one of Youtube predecessors: Miro. Cool!

It’s hard to justify as it’s mostly subjective but objectively I think having music archived in a lossless format allows me to transcode to more practical lossy codecs as things evolve.

It’s kind of like in the olden times owning the CD and you could re-rip anytime and whatever format you needed/wanted.

I loved Bancamp because you could download CD-quality FLAC. Yeah, I can stream my music there but I want to load it up to my personal media server and just have it in the best reasonable quality possible (I know there’s better than CD quality).

Or in my country: most ads are in only one of the main official languages but not the one in my region so it’s wasteful for them.

But it wasn’t always that way. Creators had to survive multiple crises as Youtube made sudden changes that impacted their livelihoods.

Those that survived rely on merch, patronage platforms, paid promotions, and promoting their content on other paid platforms.

Ironic but “Fahrenheit 451” being destroyed from Kindle would have been even more perfectly on the nose.

STOP IT

GET HELP

Good web UI and great client apps for multiple OS.

Awesome, I only wish you could sort by size when viewing MQAs for a movie.

Edit: They’ve added it already, neat!

Also fixed a weird bug I had where YouTube wouldn’t load on my laptop but it worked fine on my PC.

They send the text to translate to a piece of software that resides in your computer instead of sending it to, for example, Google’s online translation services.

Would be easier if set on its own dedicated track.

Something like… a slightly slower Hyperloop! At those speeds, the “pods” wouldn’t need to run in a pressurized tube. I’ll name it “OKLoop”.

It wouldn’t be in Google’s interest to kick users out. Kicking apps out? Sure, that’s how YouTube Vanced died.

ReVanced smartly dances around the rules.

That’s refreshing.

Unless it’s a stick/yoke.

Pull is up, push is down.

NFTs aren’t always a scam… sometimes they are just tax fraud.

That was a data center, not a cloud. The sort of place they are moving to from the cloud.

With a cloud solution, you make sure to use services that are redundant. AWS and Azure build each region (geographical location) with **multiple **interconnected independent data centers (availability zones). High durability is one of the strong use cases for public clouds.

Is it piracy? He owns a license for the game.

Are Ubisoft or Rockstart Games pirates for using scene cracks themselves?