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by chrneu 11mo ago
"Enhancer For Youtube" is a firefox extension that disables much of the nonsense in Youtube's UI. I can't use youtube without it anymore. There might be a chrome version? Idk, using chrome with youtube is dumb af tho so
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by chrneu 11mo ago
There are two apps called "DeArrow" and SponsorBlock that basically everyone should be using. DeArrow replaces thumbnails and titles with crowd sourced versions. I can't use youtube without it anymore. Usually the titles get
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by chrneu 11mo ago
for what it's worth, you could divide up your youtube premium membership cost and give that to 500 creators and they would see more revenue in their pocket than your premium watches get them. Premium viewcount is grossly over valued by
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by chrneu 11mo ago
what's insane, even $1 is more than they'll get from you watching every single one of their videos. The issue is processing fees on that payment, so might as well give em a bit more. It's wild how low the payout on ads is. Se
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by chrneu 11mo ago
For me, and many people, advertising is a mental health issue. I don't enjoy those ads, they are very disturbing and jarring. It causes me anxiety and I don't like the things that those ads normalize. I don't think most peopl
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by chrneu 11mo ago
This reminds me of the quote If you owe the bank $100 that's your problem. If you owe the bank $100 million, that's the bank's problem. Kind of the same idea, sorta.
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by chrneu 11mo ago
nobody has any idea and you best bet trump is going to hold onto that money until it goes to the supreme court.
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by chrneu 11mo ago
Lol the mental gymnastics of republicans to say "Tariffs aren't taxes on citizens, they're taxes on foreign countries" and now trump is easing tariffs on foods because they're too expensive. he's also thinking
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by chrneu 11mo ago
yeah this is just a way for republicans to curry favors/influence from businesses they prefer. they make everything as hard as possible, then create loopholes for their buddies. this is what they've been claiming has been happenin
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by chrneu 11mo ago
Didn't UPS try to move away from union labor a few years ago after a strike? I wonder if this has anything to do with that.
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by chrneu 11mo ago
>America had no idea how good they had it, in the before times. The downside is the insane consumption associated with that. Americans are responsible for an insane amount of pollution, far more per capita than any other people in the hi
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by chrneu 11mo ago
I think a large part of it is the tech-illiteracy of world leaders. I'd wager that a lot of the folks implementing these policies don't know the difference between a DNS server and a VPN. They think DNS=VPN, so all the hackers are
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by chrneu 11mo ago
Cloudflare tends to default to "It's for the security of our users" when it often times isn't.
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by chrneu 11mo ago
It's wild how much stuff nowadays is people/bad actors just doing things and expecting nobody to call them out. Like, the whole patent troll "industry" is just abusing the law, hoping people don't stop them. Maybe f
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by chrneu 11mo ago
lol android/windows user here. all those bugs are so common, it's hilarious how bad teams is.
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by chrneu 1y ago
You can't do anything if you never try.
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by chrneu 1y ago
just fyi when I ran this through an AI detection tool it came up with likely ChatGPT. 60% written by non-human. So either you've started really writing like an AI or you used AI for this. It fails the sniff test and the tool test. You
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by chrneu 1y ago
Oh wow this is a very good point and not something I'd ever really considered. Good comment. Makes a lot of sense.
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by chrneu 1y ago
v7n's comment smells like a bot or they used AI to translate.
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by chrneu 1y ago
>Any big issues that would prevent adoption in the US? Lol is this sarcasm? America is back on the fossil fuel train baby! If you're a patriot, jump on board as we sink this ship! Solar panels are for soyboys and we eat beef out hur
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by chrneu 1y ago
EV powertrains also have way fewer parts. Arguably, repairs are easier.
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by chrneu 1y ago
lmao what? Is this some /r/nofap stuff leaking?
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by chrneu 1y ago
My understanding is that the main benefit of small solar like this is to get combustion out of the home, specifically kerosene or dung lamps/stoves. A lot of folks have respiratory issues because they cook indoors.
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by chrneu 1y ago
lol yeah I was gonna say that they fix everything. They can't just Amazon prime new shit. It's weird how OP just assumes they're inept at repairs when that's just not true at all.
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by chrneu 1y ago
nvidia 4080 here. I dont have any issues on Pop OS!. Drivers install and update just fine. Games just work. Bazzite is another popular gaming OS. My steam library is like 120 games with several pretty popular ones. Again, no issues outside
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by chrneu 1y ago
they have the tools they need to defeat cheaters, they just choose to go about it in very invasive and lazy ways because people still buy their product. then people complain when the product sucks and is invasive.
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by chrneu 1y ago
disagree. it depends heavily on what the user is doing. that's like saying if you daily drive windows it's a near certainty you'll have to edit the registry or use powershell/cmd. It's useful if you know what you&#x
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by chrneu 1y ago
>Steam installation with pretty much zero performance overhead, if you install it through Flatpak. In reality that isn't true. Flatpak steam runs like poo for a lot of people. Really, flatpak should be avoided if there are other ins
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by chrneu 1y ago
it's also worth mentioning that windows 10 search was a huge regression from 7 and xp.
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by chrneu 1y ago
My last 2 laptops have really struggled with win10/11 multimonitor support. Explorer would often crash, taskbars would not populate, behaviors weren't consistent, taskbars would reset themselves, settings would change randomly aft

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