They all do. It’s called peer review

No, they are commenting on your grammar, or the lack thereof

Sure, I could

You know you can just copy the URL and prepend it with “archive.xx/” right?

Funny, never thought about the option to just remove the accumulated metal from a stars core. But in that distant of a future it should be possible to withstand the conditions and mine the metals to make the sun live longer

yeah, that one threw me for a loop and I consider my vocabulary to be fairly decent. I just assumed it was missing the apostroph to make it “won’t”. Thanks for clearing that up

Will have to even

Can’t wait for this to arrive on my phone

First it wouldn’t be stealing then and second ou could use their former IP as well. And just because There’s no IP, doesn’t mean you wouldn’t have to give credit

That controller looks like it spend 30 years in a chain smokers apartment

Nobody says You can’t wash the thing occasionally

And I agree wholeheartedly. I’m just saying, that the idea of replacing YouTube with something federated fails due to lack of upload speeds, as cool as it would be. Still, having it even just as a small scale alternative would be cool

Even most people hosting at home, which is already an incredibly small bubble, have only the default upload of something like 40Mbit which is more than plenty for internet usage and thus the only thing most providers supply, since people favour download speeds. You usually have to specifically order increased uploads speed, which not enough people do to build something that could serve as an alternative to youtube

The usual household has nowhere near the upload capacity to meaningfully stream videos.

How about you don’t go saturating some poor sods public WiFi that he is kind enough to provide to his customers? Cheapskate

They are fictional

Don’t forget light pollution that wrecks peoples and animals biorythms

Have a look at Qualityland, it has (satirical) ads in it. The whole thing is a comment on consumerism

destroying genuine grass-roots causes and spreading astroturfing to hinder popular movements, unions,…

In my city there is a public vote planned for an ad free cityscape and all of a sudden i see adverts claiming that only adverts keep stuff like Soup kitchens or other charities in the publics focus and how good ads are in public space. It’s a goddamn disease

Sure, after you’ve waded through the swamp of Roku ads, you could get an adfree youtube experience with that