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by pgrote 8y ago
The most useful comments I've found on youtube are for home improvement or repair. People chime in with other ideas or better ways of doing things.
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by pgrote 8y ago
> If they disallowed the videos, it'd be different. How so? It is a private service. These are the video types not allowed on Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/yt/about/policies/#community-guideli...
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by pgrote 8y ago
>I believe YouTube is a private company who can do what they want with their company. This is what it always comes down to with me. It is a free service that can change anything they want at anytime. If there is concern they will stifle
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by pgrote 8y ago
> copyright because of background music I feel you. Many of my videos have been flagged for copyright violations due to background music, but since they are unlisted and only for sharing among family, I'm ok with it. There have been
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by pgrote 8y ago
>You're displeased that their algorithm is too sensitive and flagged your content as a false positive, right? No. As I said, their rules. I have no idea if it is a false positive since I cannot get an answer as to what guideline was
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by pgrote 8y ago
I upload unlisted videos to share with family. I batch and upload them on a monthly basis. Never had an issue with Youtube and my family videos. Last month one video was my daughter fully clothed in the bathroom dumping a cup of water on my
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by pgrote 8y ago
The site appears to be down. Here is an archive.org copy: https://web.archive.org/web/20190219080209/http://www.courtn...
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by pgrote 8y ago
To pay the fees associated with selling.
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JibJab, one of the first silly selfie video makers acquired(techcrunch.com)
1 points by pgrote 8y ago|0 comments
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by pgrote 8y ago
This is from March of 2017. I couldn't find any follow-up articles talking about results almost 2 years in.
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by pgrote 8y ago
Odd. Under the "After the shutdown date:" section: "Your UltraViolet Library will automatically close and, in the majority of cases, your movies and TV shows will remain accessible at previously-linked retailers." I wond
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by pgrote 8y ago
>I can't think of seeing a single one of their shows advertised on my newsfeed. It is quite remarkable to think about it. I miss the whole encompassing chronological feed. Understand why they got rid of it. Yet, when I watched a few
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by pgrote 8y ago
I would watch more video on facebook if they brought back the facebook live map feature; it made content easy to find. It is one of the few times I can recall where a major feature/product simply disappeared and no one has a reason as
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by pgrote 8y ago
My mind is blown by how the US Federal Government can claim someone is essential and force them to work without pay. I've read a pretty good explanation of it here: https://www.washingtonpost.com/outlook/2019/
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by pgrote 8y ago
>Seeing as how the author was indeed born in Israel And Google notes this in the knowledge box. Above where it says he is born it states: Israeli computer scientist I would say in most cases you could make the leap that someone born some
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by pgrote 8y ago
>I went on Ebay, found decent UK sellers in less than 5 minutes, and ordered my tea. I've found myself buying more and more from eBay in the past 12 months. Prices are decent and no whack a mole with sellers. You buy from one seller
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NYT's plan to make money from voice(axios.com)
1 points by pgrote 8y ago|0 comments
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by pgrote 8y ago
Skip to 8:15 if you want to hear the interview.
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Amazon’s IMDb Launches Free Ad-Supported Movie, TV Service in U.S(variety.com)
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I Was Asked for a Tip From a Flight Attendant(thepointsguy.com)
19 points by pgrote 8y ago|21 comments
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Ask HN: Facebook Live Map Discontinued?
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Google Drive Has a Serious Spam Problem, but Google Says a Fix Is Coming(howtogeek.com)
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by pgrote 8y ago
>Will they be penalized? Was Equifax ever penalized? No and no. Our Federal government is beholden to special interests, so no real legislation or regulation addressing this issue will ever occur. If Equifax (a brace of our economy) didn
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by pgrote 8y ago
As like most people, I go to wikipedia to learn more about things I am ignorant of. Never heard of Nancy Grace Roman, so I was interested to learn more about her exciting life. Her wikipedia entry is a good read, so I popped over the the Hu
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by pgrote 8y ago
>No game developer or otherwise is including an athlete's Tattoo as a selling or differentiation point for a game. Said another way, nobody is buying a game in order to see Lebron's Crown tattoo. There seems to be an appreciati
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YouTube's $100M Upload Filter Failures Demonstrate a Disaster Article 13(techdirt.com)
19 points by pgrote 8y ago|1 comments
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by pgrote 8y ago
They were LG phones, you can see the logo in the video. He mentions a wide lens and I think that started with the LG V30. $249 on ebay, so that is close.
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by pgrote 8y ago
It is funny how the thing that is breaking the cable stronghold is the same thing that will bring it back. By 2020 there will be at least 15 competing streaming services backed by large entertainment companies. How many subscriptions will p
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Slate's Newly Unionized Writers and Editors Give OK to Strike(bloomberg.com)
49 points by pgrote 8y ago|69 comments
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L.A. approves new rules for Airbnb-type rentals after years of debate(latimes.com)
3 points by pgrote 8y ago|0 comments

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