AkBKukU

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by AkBKukU 3y ago
> Minecraft (trough mods) Modding isn't even needed, the Channeling enchantment for tridents does this: https://minecraft.fandom.com/wiki/Channeling
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by AkBKukU 3y ago
Youtube is my living, Premium pays out a LOT more than ads do per view. It might be nearly 3X for me. So a Premium subscription definitely helps out the creators, a lot more than even watching ads.
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by AkBKukU 3y ago
I'm less interested in the semantic differences between "morals" and "ethics", I like old computers, not philosophy. If you are taking something out of a system while intentionally preventing contributing back to it
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by AkBKukU 3y ago
That is different from the intentional act of installing an adblock or the Youtube specific sponsor blocker. You must decide to do that, not happen to walk out of the room while it is on. My problem is with the above post is the lack of mor
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by AkBKukU 3y ago
> So by installing adblockers and shill-skipping scripts I simply vote for my interests. By not watching the video you would be voting for your interests. By watching the video with adblock and etc. you are just "stealing" cont
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by AkBKukU 3y ago
> would not be sad to see a return to amateur folks making and uploading stuff just for fun, in their spare time. This is where it gets complicated. I could shoot an entire video with my phone, but it would be harder to see some things
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by AkBKukU 3y ago
> This strikes me as scared and somewhat defeatist. You make good points, but this stuck out the most to me. It's less scared, but somewhat defeatist. I make videos that are mostly entertainment (so less likely to be summarized) but
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by AkBKukU 3y ago
YT-Premium is the best answer to this problem so far being completely honest. Being a direct supporter is the most beneficial to the creator (and I do appreciate it!) but does have a poor value proposition to the supporter. YT-premium is, f
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by AkBKukU 3y ago
I am a person who produces videos to publish on Youtube, and I want to add a different perspective to this. Here is where we are currently at: - Everyone complains about the ads, so they install adblock. - Ads become worthless on Youtube
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by AkBKukU 4y ago
Hi, I'm the one in the video. I've had this comment a few times, with CRTs, no way. Your face would probably be 8 inches away from the front tube to fill your peripheral vision and you wouldn't be able to focus on it without
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by AkBKukU 5y ago
For apt the easy way around this is to just use apt-get since that has a traditional output. But you make an interesting point. I've lamented the current practice of hard coding escape sequences in the past for novelty reasons: https:
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by AkBKukU 5y ago
I am conflating things in my mind a bit because most of the comments on my own videos that complain about sponsors or other revenue options use the "not as passionate" argument alongside the idea of "Youtube should just be a
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by AkBKukU 5y ago
Preface: I am a Youtuber who prefers not to do sponsored segments but has done some in the past. > Advertising tends to naturally weed out, for me, the ones who are not as passionate about what they do. This is a remark I see over and ov
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by AkBKukU 5y ago
Since they voluntarily opened their chargers it's pretty obvious their business model is not exclusivity. Adding other cars doesn't not impinge access to superchargers for Tesla owners other than potentially more congestion.
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by AkBKukU 5y ago
I should have clarified that new Telsas should use CCS and existing Tesla owners would "eventually" need to use an adapter. That's the weening I was talking about. Start adding CSS to all the Superchargers. Once a significant
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by AkBKukU 5y ago
Tesla would be compensated, that's why you pay when you charge. Adding CSS to their chargers only financially benefits them by increasing their customer base. By opening the charging standard instead of licensing it they have also take
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by AkBKukU 5y ago
Just to put it on the record because so many people seem to be getting this wrong. Telsa's connector was not first, but its power delivery capabilities were better at the time. The Roadster (2008) used a different connector than the Mo
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by AkBKukU 6y ago
At first I thought this was going to be about looping a tractor fed printer's paper back into itself to print double sided. This is an interesting way to do present something if you are reading it once and don't need it for refere
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by AkBKukU 6y ago
> Using terminfo or ncurses requires an extra dependency with a clunky interface. Are there any linux distros for any platform that aren't shipping terminfo? I could see some embedded systems cutting it down for small storage soluti
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by AkBKukU 6y ago
Having been recently delving into getting a TRS-80 DT-1 emulating a Televideo 910 working with Linux, I couldn't agree more. Even now for modern devices it wouldn't be the worst idea to avoid hard coding things like color (e-ink?)
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by AkBKukU 6y ago
There are some larger 40x4 character display VFDs out there: https://www.noritake-itron.jp/eng/products/module/cu-u/ Gas plasma displays were made in larger sizes though. A common example would be the or
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Windows 98 20th Anniversary All New PC Build [video](youtube.com)
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by AkBKukU 9y ago
I've been using this recently as well. ConqueGDB is almost perfect. I want to have a tab for development that is just files and a tab for debug that is a split with gdb and one file viewer for stepping & etc. But if I set breakpoin
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by AkBKukU 11y ago
2013 MSI GE70 Apache Pro 12 17.3in,i7-4700HQ 2.4GHz,16GB RAM(Upgraded),2x1TB RAID0 SDDs(Upgraded)+2TB HDD(Upgraded), GTX 860M, Ubuntu 14.04 & Windows 10. I do a lot with this computer, software development, PCB design, photo processing,