Wait yt premium has different rates in different countries? Anyway hosting a free to use service like youtube cost a ton in storage and bandwidth, contrary to nebula. I would rather support it as it doesn't do DRM and other too much user hostile stuffs (I'm using free software clients for long time, no issue. I'll continue after premium too as official client isn't that good). But ofc first I would like to know actual budget and ad money cash flow to see if it needs help really or just a marketing tactic to pump up revenue in typical corporate fashion.
Anybody has such income-expense data source for youtube?
Netflix and other streaming apps do it to prevent screen recording their 'premium' content. These use DRM too and the region of protected content shows in black in scrcpy. These apps are much hostile to users much beyond screenshot and shouldn't be used anyway. Most movies and shows can be pirated from torrent, illegal streaming sites or simply telegram in good quality and watched in say vlc for much better experience than these crappy apps provide.
Many phones can work in usb host mode. I'll see if such a rooted phone can be used to capture screen over adb with perhaps a modified scrcpy. Or run normal scrcpy in a freedesktop rootfs container.
Sounds like a fun side project.
On a bench in under construction zone of a subway station.
I had to explain security guards hard enough that I was neither homeless nor a terrorist (the security there were pretty much anti-homeless).
When I'm stuck in debugging and can't think of what can go wrong, LLM chats are quite useful. I can ask for possibilities and often I find something meaningful that didn't come to mind. These kind of things are hard to do with search engines.
(If I'm debugging something unfamiliar this becomes very counterproductive though, as I can't filter hallucinations by looking).
A smart text formatter
Simple bash one liner, boilerplate code generation.
I tried it but non trivial/bit longer code generation again gets effectively slower as I find myself fixing/working around AI mistake quite often.
Why is that a superstition? It is trivial to write a program to calculate corresponding zodiac sign of any particular date. It's just a bad captcha and I don't think most people remember/know enough to calculate in their head.
If you have a generic enough useragent string and using standard ipv4 deployment (shared by many homes and/or rotating, usual isp)/mobile internet/workspace internet it is pretty hard to fingerprint.
I've not seen google fingerprinting with canvas or other weird techniques (though these can be defeated in even standard firefox) yet.
Wait yt premium has different rates in different countries? Anyway hosting a free to use service like youtube cost a ton in storage and bandwidth, contrary to nebula. I would rather support it as it doesn't do DRM and other too much user hostile stuffs (I'm using free software clients for long time, no issue. I'll continue after premium too as official client isn't that good). But ofc first I would like to know actual budget and ad money cash flow to see if it needs help really or just a marketing tactic to pump up revenue in typical corporate fashion.
Anybody has such income-expense data source for youtube?