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Must have been an Xbox One with Kinect thing.

I believe it's WiFi with no extra configs or port forwarding.

I'm honestly just going to stick with LocalSend - that's all this is, but Googles

So there's hope to run Stable diffusion on a potato

Manz this is fantastic news, and great for the Deck. If more devs feel the deck is a valuable market, more anti cheats will be made compatible

https://lemdro.id/post/68033

Might be of interest - pocketcast increasing pricing by like 3x.

Talking about the Reddit exodus, I missed NCD the most

I used this for a while, but it's not FOSS and paywalls desktop/web apps. The paywall is also stupidly outpriced.

I switched to open instance of antennapod + nextcloud gpodder sync

Defence/military shitposting?

Femboy soldiers

Cats

Sexualizing military hardware

Making braindead predictions that somehow come true

Imma check that out. Casting support/breakage may end up being an issue, but thanks.

/u/aluminium is arguing for something like VCR companies building a way to skip ads automatically - I paid for the VCR and I don't want to see ads It's not their problem what your preference is, and they aren't incentived enough to care.

YouTube doesn't even strictly know what the sponsor conversion rate is, since they aren't involved in the deal

Louis Rossmann made a great point a long time ago - adblock my videos and donate me a dollar. That dollar is more that I'd ever get from you as an individual via Adsense or sponsor spots.

So YouTube should build a way for creators to tag sponsor content, and a system to skip it. Despite them not profiting off said content.

It would just create a new arms war of disguising sponsor content, or only including little bits throughout the video. Can the system tolerate 3 sponsor blocks? What about 15 blocks, what about the sponsor playing in the little insert with no audio, how does the blocking work then? If the sponsorblock is imperfect, their official tool either removes legitimate content, or doesn't work well enough - both piss off the viewer and have made the platform worse.

Or, YouTube accepts no responsibility for what does not cause them a lawsuit (like with DCMA/ContentID), or directly lose them money (ad blocking without premium).

If your preferred creators are putting scams or excessive sponsor spots, either report them, start financially supporting them or stop watching them. Many responsible creators have patreons or alternative services that they don't do that shit on.

I dislike most sponsor spots, I agree with you, and wish my android box supported sponsorblock properly, but I don't think it's YouTube's responsibility to help me - the creator felt it should be in the video - not YouTube.

Thank you for alerting us to NCDs non Reddit refuge.