Videos are a terrible way to communicate small amounts of information and these comments aren't super insightful so I guess I'll just move on.

What I don't understand is why people wound even want to use this app...

What possible appeal could it have?

How about instead of worrying about making it more popular we concentrate on making it better?

Eliminate all the shitty worthless content and spammy replies that people brought over with them from the shit hole that shall not be named and focus our efforts on creating quality content that users (particularly the ones that are already here) actually enjoy and engage with.

That's my two cents on it anyway.

This article is total bullshit.

It claims at one point that vapes are being marketed as "nicotine-free" "despite containing nicotine" and then links to another article on their own site that makes the claim that vapes marketed as "nicotine-free" "most likely still contain nicotine" to support that assertion.

This definitely doesn't belong in a science community.

Colorado used to disallow collection of rainwater too because people further down the line supposedly had the rights to that water.

You're now allowed something like 2 - 30 gallon barrels to collect it here now.

That man has got to legitimately be one of the stupidest motherfuckers to ever luck his ass into a pile of money.

And the artists still don't really make shit from it.

Already legal in Colorado.

Probably still as good as it ever was... Lol

Look... All I have to say is... Support the Internet Archive!

(please)

How about if normalized not fucking linking YouTube videos for topics that seem like news?

I will read an article but I'm not going to click through and watch some random ass length video from some random ass "content creator" who probably has a worthless opinion to begin with.

Are you fucking kidding me?

That's some of the stupidest shit I've ever heard... Hell, that would even be fucking stupid in 1998.

The trick is you have to pretend that you're actually a "tech company" to avoid all the regulations that apply to companies that are honest about what business they're in.

I wish articles were still just articles.... I don't want to read an ad for a stupid podcast that I won't listen to or YouTube video I won't watch.

Verde

Hell, Aioki himself turns 46 this month... I think you're overthinking it.

/tinfoilhat

I admittedly stopped reading halfway through but I feel like these newest vulnerabilities being discovered are probably just fucking government back doors the manufacturers have been forced to include.

/tinfoilhat

I'm so close to deciding to sail the high seas again.

I've been a lifetime Plex pass subscriber for years now... Just need to get a VPN again, get back on Usenet or real-debrid, and maybe setup Sonarr and Radarr.

I'll almost certainly save money and have access to more content than I currently do.

I think basically every single top level comment has zero understanding of what a short time 20 years actually is.

I also expect almost everything that is acceptable today will also still be in 20 years, including nearly every example suggested in this discussion.

The world simply does not change that fast as a general rule.

That's some fucking garbage.

Not to sound like I'm going full r/hailcorporate for Hilton but I've not seen them pulling shit like that yet.