I'm curious, what would happen if I, as a creator, had been contacted by a sponsor and then if the sponsor was shady, decided to not only say no to the contract, but also rag on them in the video where the sponsor would have been shilled?
At least consider it. It will make shady sponsors less valuable and more genuine sponsors more valuable.
They absolutely deserve to be blasted in the comments for a bad sponsor. It will make people reconsider their viewing decisions. If the video itself also wasn't great, don't be afraid to give it a big fat dislike, especially if you have the return YouTube dislike extension.
Additionally, if there are too many ads and sponsors, make your voice heard in the comments, and the creator might be sympathetic. I certainly am when I'm on the receiving end of a comment like that on my channel.
Surprised no one has mentioned System76 yet. They're expensive but quality laptops, with repairability as a priority.
70 years for... Generating AI CSAM? So that's apparently worse than actually raping multiple children?
Couldn't she just copy the text to a text file or .odt file and perhaps email it (or better yet, physically copy it with a USB drive) if she can't direct share it?
English = green
Math = red
Science = blue
Social studies = yellow
More UI customizations? A few simple settings could go a long way.
I don't necessarily believe ACAB, but I do believe there is systemic corruption among the police at large, such that a majority (but not all) of the apples in the barrel are bad.
Oof, this sounds like my kind of car
My games: superspruce.org, https://superspruce.github.io/Elemental-Incremental/, https://superspruce.github.io/TheUnscaledIncremental/.
Arguably my YouTube channel, but I am of the belief I don't truly own it because Google is behind YouTube, and they call all the shots on the platform.
0 is not a natural number. 0 is a whole number.
The set of whole numbers is the union of the set of natural numbers and 0.
Does it support custom playlists where you can "weight" each track and pitchshifting/time stretching? If so, this is enormous. Of all software, it's Musicbee that's keeping me tied to Windows more than anything else.
You said you love a system with lots of useful processes running in the background. My comment questions if these useful background processes are really bloat, at least in your system.
If you frequently use the software and there's no easy alternative, is it really bloat?
Didn't Audacity already have pitch shifting? Or did they improve the algorithm? If the latter is true, this is very exciting to me
I still think Arizona is just about the worst spot in the US to put a water intensive chip fab. It should be in the Rust Belt to revive the area and to not use up valuable water in the desert.
If that holds true, then it really is no better than China's social credit system. Somebody needs to regulate this monster before it eats us all.
But does the corporate data collection factor into your FICO score? Unless there's some new scary development I'm not aware of, the FICO score is only based on the following: length and number of accounts, revolving utilization, if payments are on time, and the loans you have made (based on the size and frequency of them).
It boils down to two broad categories for me: