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I haven’t tried it, but it’s cool there are more alternatives.
(Reddit refugee)
FOSS lover.
I haven’t tried it, but it’s cool there are more alternatives.
I tried it and I still prefer Newpipe, but it’s cool to have a lot of alternatives for everyone!
Yes, Newpipe works great, I use both because I want to interact with my favorite creators and share my history and lists with the PC so I’m forced to log in, so the best option for that is a patched YouTube app like revanced (I used to use vanced until a few months ago when they definitely killed it).
Try revancedapp.
For Android:
Newpipe or Tubular (Newpipe X Sponsorblock fork)
VueTube (still under development, the team is working slow because it’s pretty small, they have a few time to spend on it and they need devs, it’s a complete FOSS alternative to Vanced, and will have most of its features including optional Google log in with interactions)
If you need to login and have a full YouTube experience: Revancedapp
That’s the way, it’s important to not go back there, communities will appear because people like you and me will create an alternative to that communities.
That’s what I was thinking, do someone know if Reddit keeps logs or something?
What about editing the comments? Do they keep any log of the original message and the subsequent edits or something? Maybe this would be a workaround to effectively delete them.
Knowing that any information you share publicly can be stolen, I think the way Lemmy’s instances have the original comment after you deleted it could help counteract people manipulating what you said after you deleted it, such as making a quote and editing “your” original post after it was deleted. But this could give a lot of power to the admins as well, as they could be the ones manipulating.
For YouTube is extremely difficult, people are very used to it, and they are not moving to other platforms when there are decisions clearly against the users as they depend entirely on the creator’s decision (and they will not earn as much money on other platforms… They are still “workers”), it is not as easy as leaving Twitter and Reddit for Mastodon and Lemmy since in this case their creators are the community of users themselves.
There is also the problem of needing a huge storage to save the videos, unfeasible for an open source/FOSS community project unless the rates of adoption are enormous enough and everyone contribute/donate, or at least until we start using more efficient codecs and video compression.
I checked the torrent from the official site and it linked to the same files as the scammy site ones I have seeding. I guess I missed the bullet this time.
Thank you very much, I just checked the torrent from there and it links to the torrent I downloaded from the scammy site. I am relieved XD
It was a Mario kart 8 deluxe with latest update which included a copy of yuzu early, I’ll check later if it was from 1377 or 1337, now I’m a bit confused.
Edit: I just checked it was in fact 1377x.to…
Wait, I got a torrent from www.1377x.to, it’s https, the other gets blocked by the browser. 🤔
I hope it wasn’t a virus, the torrent had many seeds…
This is so cool XD
I hope that all the major subs will also take this decision.
Users will pay as always.
I mean most of the mods used third party applications as tools to do their job. With the API changes, almost all third party apps will die, so all mods will lose their tools.
I’m not a mod and can’t exactly understand the situation, but I guess third party apps had easier to use and better/more tools than what official Reddit gives them, so that’s it.
I’m sorry I can’t help you as I haven’t tried it before, but workshop items are saved in this path for the original games: steamlibrary/steamapps/workshop/content/[gameID]/[itemID]
They aren’t the same, you’ll see many communities with the same name in different instances. I’m still a newbie here, but what I do is to follow only the most popular one.
Remember that most instances are federated and some users or mods from any of the communities in different instances will make reposts from that communities on other instances, so there’s a possibility you’ll see a lot of duplicated posts.