Popular Tech Youtuber Enderman loses his YouTube channel after AI error

AI's primary purpose is to provide an unaccountable excuse to fire people and keep wages down.

Their joke but worse

That's the joke....

Ain'telligent

You get what?

maybe it will prop up PeerTube for once…

It won't. Look at Mastodon vs Bluesky and Threads. Mastodon already existed, already worked well, had more features and was federated. People still chose Bluesky, which is just Twitter 2.0 owned by the same corporate douchebags.

People CRAVE the system.

Better start mirroring content now

I'm sure some of those creators will try to take their content other places

Same here on both counts.

First 3 replies to this post asking for a guest pass will get one from me. It's a free month of viewing anything through Nebula. (I recommend "The Prince" and "Lynchpins".)

one pane of glass

Correct me if I’m wrong, but does your day job involve working with a bunch of “microservices”?

Isn't that just Grayjay?

I'll take one, if you don't mind, I've heard everyone talk about it but never tried it

I can't, for the life of me, figure out how to send a DM using the Thunder client on my phone. Is your offer for the guest pass still available??

i'd like one

i would like to try if you still have a slot. tysm

But if you go you can make it 13.

They've released at least one screenshot, but since they mostly use it for internal testing, and they very rarely ever release those builds, there's not much to go on.

So builds they didn't intend to release provide the best insight.

Now I've only ever used the English releases, but I know before Vista that this simply wasn't a thing. Each language release was a separate build, handled separately by different teams. So there was never a mixing of languages or loading strings at runtime, they were hardcoded into the binaries that shipped on disk.

for all intents and purposes*

My guess is that because English is such a mish-mash of other languages and has a lot of contradictory rules, the double-o in loose is how most people would guess the way to spell the "o" sound in lose. To people who haven't been told otherwise, lose probably sounds similar to hose or dose in their heads and "oo" looks more correct despite being wrong.

In the wise words of Sugi: "Not why; memorize"

What premium version of YT are you using that adds a skip button on in video sponsorships?

Wadsworth Constant

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wadsworth_constant_deviation_system

check out the sponser block extension. i stopped using the app on mobile just to use the extension on firefox

Gacha games are indeed gambling. If you consider all gambling to be irredeemable, then calling them trash as a whole is reasonable I guess.

However, it is inaccurate to say that gacha games as a whole are just gambling. They have other qualities as well, with varying levels of investment and care put into them. Sometimes the effort they put into everything else is minimal and they are basically just gambling with a thin veneer of game on top. Other times, they put an absurd amount of investment into the game, story, and music.

MiHoYo, the developer of HSR (along with Genshin Impact and Zenless Zone Zero) are the later type. MiHoYo has more money than God, and it shows in their investment into their games. Their games are absurdly high-effort productions with more polish than any AAA game studio. They also have very good LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent rep, especially considering they're based in China.

Personally, I am very averse to risk and uncertainty. I dislike the gambling aspect of gacha games (not just on principle, but also in my enjoyment). However, I still play some gacha games because I enjoy other aspects of them. So they're not just gambling. But they are gambling, and it's fair if people avoid them for that reason (especially people prone to problem gambling).

Some are very easy to play without spending any sort of money, and there's several that have pity systems in which you're guaranteed to get what you're pulling for, so at least they're slightly better than gambling. But yes, I won't deny they're predatory, but I've managed to make my gacha journey without spending a penny across the 20+ gacha games I've played and dropped for a little over a decade now.

Not all of them have great stories, especially the older games which focused on collecting rather than story content, but within the past few years we've gotten great ones that have long arcs that are actually interesting, especially if the game has side lore that you can read about.

I get that a gacha isn't going to be as good as the average game, but when you've only got a few mins to play something and you're out and about, they're nice.

Isn't it saying that Enderman's channel was linked (involved with, co-run by, some other AI based bullshit, etc) to a channel that had copyright strikes, and that the Japanese channel was the one with copyright strikes?

That's even worse

Windows XP forever!

Inspired, lmfao

uBlock works just fine for librewolf BTW.

Firefox lost me after they snuck ai bullshit into the browser and suddenly went from an efficient browser to dogshit tier right next to edge. If I need to about: config AND look up how to disable some garbage a dev shoehorned in... I'll spend that time downloading a browser that doesnt forget its only job is to render the thing I clicked on as quickly and efficiently as possible. If I want something more I'll use an add-on.

I think I did, but I'll check again.

only twitch does that, but its expensive to do that for every video, thats why YT doesnt do it.

It was my Chrome mask extension. Seems to be working now.

Unless I misunderstanding, perhaps you could inform me?

But doesn't an individual have to set up an instance of their own peet tube and then host for you? So I would be looking at maybe 8 view per year?