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https://youtu.be/bFc-tlXT56I?si=xjOb6xqKxmWJG8Uw
Most of the ones I can find are react content re-uploads. This one has corny captions on it but at least it’s the raw video.
https://youtu.be/bFc-tlXT56I?si=xjOb6xqKxmWJG8Uw
Most of the ones I can find are react content re-uploads. This one has corny captions on it but at least it’s the raw video.
The messages were sent in 2017. They weren’t reported to Twitch until 2020, at which point they reviewed and took action - that was the whole “Doc got banned and we don’t know why” saga.
Now we know.
Someone already got Chris Hansen to do a Cameo for Doc 😂👌
See, it must have made their passwords easier to guess…
Rent seeking, theft/copyright infringement, walled garden you can’t escape (if Microsoft holds all your files good luck getting them back on Linux)
Microsoft needs to die.
Hey guys not to be a downer but like…what DO we do when a federated instance goes down and takes all its content with it?
Gitlab can be self-hosted. GitHub is a cloud-only service.
So they could do git.mozilla.com and it would be their own instance of git, on their own hardware (or, probably, from their own AWS account). They control it entirely.
Instructions unclear, I installed something called “Project Bluefin”?
Seems if the messages are sent in an inherently insecure fashion, all one would need to do is set up an instance that purposefully does not filter out all the things it’s supposed to be kind/competent enough to filter out, and boom it has everything.
The ads are not part of the stored video file, they are sent in as chunks of the stream in place of the actual video. When the ad is done, the regular video starts playing again. They are not “editing in” anything to be permanently stored as part of an uploaded video.
Imagine thinking they can’t detect when you try to skip forward during an ad.
All of that targeting data lives on Google’s servers already. Your computer isn’t trying to figure out who you are and what you like each ad play, Google already knows who you are when your browser makes a request for a video. Everything you are talking about is already server-side.
The ads won’t be baked in beforehand, they’ll be injected into the stream in real time. Videos are broken into chunks and sent over HTTP, they’ll just put ad chunks in during playback. There is no need to re-encode anything. If you deep link to a timestamp, the video just starts from that timestamp as normal. If you are a Premium user, the server just never injects the ads.
But you are correct that the client needs to be aware that ads are happening, so they can be indicated on screen, and so click-throughs are activated.
This is why Chrome went to Manifest v3 - so you can’t have any code looking for ad signals running on the page to try to counter it.
This is true, no matter what ElevethHour and their downvote brigade want you to believe.
This is not true, creators get paid for Premium user views.
ChatGPT rightly assumed you wouldn’t use a reserved word in your schema
Yeah don’t beat yourself up - when you are new to SQL it fucking let’s you know.
It’s easy to get distracted thinking about all the ways shit fits together., where you could have just gone wrong. And now, next time, you’ll know.
One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison
Yeah but the company of “wants to remain in the EU market” might
Are those posts/comments/images available on other instances?
If an instance just shuts down, we just lose all that content? Sounds like a pretty fatal flaw.