so ytube ui become worse again

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idiotic

 

great honey scam continue

wonder how little court would punish them after a decade long lawsuit

RLM DS9 videos. I didn't realize how much I needed this right now.

 

 

4 hours ago, ShadySands said:

RLM DS9 videos. I didn't realize how much I needed this right now.

 

ok, am knowing this is trivial, but am nevertheless gonna point out that even as a guy who grew up as a white sox fan, the first thing we think o' when we recall wgn in the 80s and 90s is that they carried cubs games... am s'posing MASH reruns is what we recall second from that time period... and then yeah, bozo.

ds:9 is our favorite trek series for the same reasons which annoy @Amentep, although we did recent watch strange new worlds season 1 for the first time and we enjoyed it.

HA! Good Fun!

 

While I don't enjoy the more modern language in Strange New Worlds, I still enjoy it, new Gorn aside. To me it's easily the second best NuTrek after Prodigy, which was better than it had any right to be. It was aspirational and they were fighting against their immaturity instead of leaning into it, which they could have since the crew was actual kids/young adults.

previous to strange new worlds, which we saw less than a month ago, the most recent trek property am having watched were a bit o' discovery.

based on most feedback we received from trek fans we know in rl, we saw no need to end our sabbatical.

will give prodigy a chance.

HA! Good Fun! 

On 1/27/2026 at 9:32 PM, Gromnir said:

ok, am knowing this is trivial, but am nevertheless gonna point out that even as a guy who grew up as a white sox fan, the first thing we think o' when we recall wgn in the 80s and 90s is that they carried cubs games... am s'posing MASH reruns is what we recall second from that time period... and then yeah, bozo.

ds:9 is our favorite trek series for the same reasons which annoy @Amentep, although we did recent watch strange new worlds season 1 for the first time and we enjoyed it.

HA! Good Fun!

 

I'll be watching DS9 in a few months for the first time since it aired. Be interested to see if I like it better.

Why is there an anime movie song in RLM's Revenge of the Sith video?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bYWAHuFbLoc&t=1319s

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GIyrnk9hy7M&t=26

...Has Mike been a secret weeb all along?

finally

Spoiler alert for the latest episode of A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms

Edited February 20Feb 20 by JadedWolf

I'm sure that guy knows what he's doing, but that looks so sketchy.

20 minutes ago, JadedWolf said:

but that looks so sketchy.

To say the least. All of his videos are like that, except some are even more scary.

I've reported more than 100 videos as 'ai slop' over the last month, and the algorithm is starting to give me VHS rips like these instead. Not sure what the hillbilly vibe is about, I'm definitely a city slicker.

I don't hate it, especially compared to the slop. Behold, It's whole seminar.

are ytube pushing fascist propaganda with ridiculously low view for anyone else

the home page always have a few

Not that I noticed, but then again I'm very strict with what I feed to the algorithm.

It always gives you 10 of whatever you watched last, to find out if it's something you care about or not. You have to condition yourself to refuse the follow ups unless it's something you want.

Also avoid clickbaity things like "We have to talk about X", or "Do this now to avoid Y", "most people don't know this secret trick to get Z"

so ad block doesn't block the weird new product icon floating on short

any extension block that too

Getting nothing on firefox/ublock. I found firefox to be the best browser regarding blocking adds.

I approve of the moustache, it seems to suit him. he looks like a character from a Wes Anderson movie.

aaaaand. yes, he put a Wes Anderson movie in the bag.

Alternate title: "Refrigerator Blindness."
I chuckled a lot. There's some seriousness/info cited/talked over too, but mostly I chuckled. Some of the YT comments made were also hilarious.

EDIT:
Hubby: "I can't find (item), I've looked and looked they must be out."
Me: (marches over to store aisle/shelf) "It's right there." (points)
Hubby: "Where? I don't see it."
Me: (grabs item, holds it up) "Right here."
Hubby: " .... "

Edited yesterday at 08:00 PM1 day by LadyCrimson

My impression has always been such things are an issue of "whose space is this?". Who's the one deciding where stuff goes at a moment's notice, who's the one most familiar with all the different objects inside, who's making instant decisions on where stuff needs to go or how stuff gets re-organized when space gets tight? I know where all the tools inside my toolbox are, but just because you also have a toolbox that you know the ins and outs of wouldn't suddenly make you an expert at finding whatever it is you're looking for inside mine, especially if a lot of its contents are different and unfamiliar compared to what's in yours. Faster compared to someone who's never seen the inside of one and familiar with any of it though, sure.

...But it wouldn't surprise me if some other factors also figure in, like men's mental visualization and pattern-finding skills being better suited for certain things and women's being better for others.

Edited yesterday at 09:50 PM1 day by Bartimaeus

@Bartimaeus Yes, he does go over many of those theories. Including motion (hunting) vs. color and pattern (gathering).

I think outside of the house (store/shopping), of which I/other have no personal control, it's more that stores move and re-order things around constantly - even within the same aisle, and maybe men (average) have a harder time noticing/figuring out how things have moved. "One sees but does not observe."

Based on only hubby/a few others, I also wonder if men just devote less brain/memory to remembering anything that isn't immediate survival/future plan/survival, and/or their absolute favorite thing/s plus already long-term auto-habit established. Like beer label vs. label of condensed milk, or a tupperware of meatloaf.

Or despite being told/reminded 100 times, it'll take hubby 6-12 months to recall and actually remember/USE something like "if you don't want to go outside re: cans/bottles, just put it in this big plastic bin I've put on the kitchen counter." (eg, they remain put everywhere all over the kitchen, still). Where at some point much later, hubby will say something like "when did you put that there? That's a good idea." 😄

Edited yesterday at 10:37 PM1 day by LadyCrimson