DukeMcAwesome

You gotta forward that to Spunk so your logs ain’t filling up the server generating them. Plus you can set up automated alerts for when the result stops being 2.

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You don’t have to go for the fascism, racism, and disinformation. By shear quantity alone, they’ll be in your next 2-3 videos if you let it autoplay the next recommended video.

I haven’t found a reliable way to just play my followed channels without manually making a queue of videos.

I had a similar issue on a Pi and switched USB cables, which resolved my issues.

decades

30ish years ago, software versions would have gone from 99.x to 00.x

Versioning scheme choice is arbitrary, as long as it’s consistent in that larger numbers are released after smaller numbers. My favorite example of this is TeX which just adds a digit of Pi with each release.

Semantic versioning probably has the mindshare, so it’s a common default scheme. It’s practical and can be applied to any release scenario. From the change in versions, you can intuit why there was a new release.

Date based versioning works fine for software that releases infrequently, but on a schedule, so you can intuit the age of the software and when to expect a new version.

4th is Gentoo. 5th is Debian’s logo inverted, so I’m not sure if that’s supposed to be Debian or a derivative that I don’t know off hand because there are so many.

RISC Five

Pihole will only ever be able to block so much, because it works at the domain level. When ads are served from the same domain as the desired content, which I believe is the case for youtube, Pihole is ineffective.

Adblocking plugins aren’t limited by this and can filter the actual content and HTTP requests made by the browser.