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  • yeah, in the old days, yt was paying per view. now they pay for the time the viewer sticks around on the platform. therefore videos get unnecessary prolonged and such interactions get promoted.

    i have a couple of authors which i follow, so that i don't need to look up and simply filter out what might be interesting to me.

    but i would much prefer to get those videos via other channels. at some point i had a program set up, which just grabs videos from the author i choose to my local machine, but my home server is currently not up and disc space became a serious budget issue.

  • that trap he set himself

  • land of the free!

  • fish elevator

  • it's a type of entertainment, like watching tv or Netflix. that much i can understand. mainly because i mostly use it for those reasons, but i just follow particular creators. just each time you go there you get some complete bs suggestions, which are always clickbait. on top recently a lot of that "content" is so obvious to be entirely ai generated. the yt algorithm just sucks. at least for me... but somehow that is how a lot of ppl earn their livelihood.

  • i just blocked the entire front page of yt, I don't remember seeing a single suggested video which i didn't regret watching.

  • i tried all three for my personal use. so i can't say much about collaboration aspects. anyway:

    • gitlab is old, stable and solid. and it eats half of your servers resources.
    • gitea and forgeji are for me equal in experience, which is makes sense, as one being a fork of the other. i haven't had any issues with anything, from setting up, using openid as auth method, to ssh passthrough.
    • eventually i settled now on forgejo, simply for ideology reasons. it's heavily developed, so things might change. but they have this nice attitude to not release a latest tag for docker. so you can't accidentally update to a breaking change. had this issue with some other programs, which i spun up to quickly.
    • looking forward to federation feature on forgejo!
  • that would have been the icing on the joke!

  • custom OS shouldn't be effected by it. I'll probably change soon as well.

    anyway, that is rather independent on the petition. a petition is usually not for your own short term benefit, rather for the common good, or outreach of the general problem. so doing either is for different reasons, both reasonable

  • here it makes at least some sense to verify that each person voted once. the mail list stuff is of course to much and should be optional from the beginning.

  • those lines are never straight...

  • nop. it's a bit more advanced math

  • closed access publications are still the majority, but at least in my field there is practically always a preprint available and the tendency to migrate to open access journals is there. i hope it will stay

  • every time i come home, it two cats are waiting at the door.

    first they try to sneak out of the flat, afterwards they brush around and roll on the floor, demanding belly scratches.

    yeah, i think as well they got the wrong software ;)

  • i mean.. it's hard to imagine to go any further down after that, but i also don't see much potential to go up.

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  • not to long ago you were "ancient" with 40

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  • random shitting? so it's not related to the scientific research that was done in Greece and not in England?

  • so you really are

  • land of the free... you are free to think and be exactly as those morons want you to think and be