YouTube might slow down your videos if you block ads
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Youtube acting like it has anything to offer aside slop and people who think they're philosopher kings because they play video games.
Stop using it completely then, and we’ll see if that’s the case
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I read somewhere that nebula was paying a good bit more per view, and paid per minute watched
If it forces you to pay and have an account, how is it better than YT?
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Never used Plex, but as a proprietary software aren't they just requesting money for functionality and usage of servers/traffic? Isn't it just normal business practice?
If you reach the frequent limitations like X codec is premium only, then yes. Else, no, you’re free to go
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It’s the people that make blocking lists that we should thank. I don’t think uBO makes anything themselves
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where do you get your YT Revanced from?
https://revanced.app/ is the only official source (along with the GitHub, of course.)
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"Might"... it's introducing an artificial delay when loading videos.
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That explains the "are you experiencing interruptions" message I keep getting these days, though I kinda expected this.
If you press on the "learn more" button, it brings you to a page that ends with "try disabling extensions, such as adblockers".
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I would prefer an ad
if it doesn’t last a stupid amount of timeThat's what they're banking on, but we know that eventually they will f*** it up and lose everyone.
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In the ultimate, you'd need to do something like run a headless browser in a virtual machine, have it play out and record the entire video, then use something like AI to splice out the ad segments and distracting elements (a souped-up sponsorblock will work for a while, but eventually ads will be injected into the raw video stream at random intervals), and present the pristine finished content to you. Basically we are going to re-invent TiVo all over again xD.
In worst case, you can't start watching until the pre-roll ad timers expire. This is how adblocking works on Twitch streams currently - you can only see a purple screen even if you block the ads.
And yes, the headless browser will need to use AI for human-like mouse movement and to solve captchas - basically whatever state-of-the-art technologies spammers and scrapers are already currently using.
Google is anticipating this future and is trying to implement and force hardware-based DRM for web video before then.
AI might be overkill? I recall back in the day people working out which images where manipulated by the way the underlying flow of colour and pixel layout didn't line up, each image ends up with a kind of grain of different size and direction. You could spot ads by detecting which image data doesn't line up with the majority and cutting it out that way.
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That's what they're banking on, but we know that eventually they will f*** it up and lose everyone.
Unless we have some serious alternatives, that won't happen anytime soon
Video hosting is really expensive. Every service running for free will eventually enshitify and turn out similar, because there's no such thing as free massive servers
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Ads on youtube are getting even more stupid. Does anyone get those ads about "procastinations" and "ADHD"? It starts off with some songs like "Procastination isnt your fault....." and some dolls dancing? So annoying
Haven't seen ads in 10 years, people actually use the internet without ublock?
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Please support peertube sites - here's a list of instances to find something matching your interests: https://joinpeertube.org/instances
Relevant as well:
They've added two more days to the current donation request
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That’s great! I spend too much time on yt, it’ll break me of my addiction and I’ll do something else besides passive consumption.
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Techlore, futurism, jeff geerling
Reminder Techlore is an Apple shill
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If it forces you to pay and have an account, how is it better than YT?
It's basically netflix not youtube.
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Nebula is an invite basis
Wait what ?? Damn
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we live in a neoliberal gorgon dystopia
You said it hombre
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Not only that but the bit-rate as of late seems horrendous, 1080 looks more like 720 or lower with artifacts all over the place.
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Holy crap that’s cheap! Honestly, I’d pay that.
Yeah. Spotify also has similar pricing. I bought YT Premium as it includes both YouTube and YouTube Music.
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Not only that but the bit-rate as of late seems horrendous, 1080 looks more like 720 or lower with artifacts all over the place.
Oh, did you not pay for YouTube Extra Premium Plus for the enhanced bit rate?
Bloody peasant...
