it's on the chromecast remote as well now. Is there an open source chromecast alternative?
Kraiden
I'm willing to bet canceling will be instant too
I have a kobo Clara, and I love it for the most part. I just really wish they'd release a USB C version. It's literally the last of my devices still using micro
If you're interested in the plight of those who take the Darién Gap route, and want a less politically motivated source, Bald and Bankrupt went through.
Playlist here and there's a 4th video as well which is just an interview here.
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So what does terror taste like exactly?
I'm real
Such a perfect specimen of manliness surely can't exist in our cold, imperfect reality.
Imagine watchibg let alone even having the option for shorts.
I like shorts for the most part
Report for what?
Misinformation and hatespeech mostly. They have some crazy, false pseudoscience to back their "opinions" and they express them violently. Like it or not, these videos "promote hatred against a protected group" and are expressly against youtube TOS. Reporting them is 100% appropriate.
So that looks like main long form content. I'm specifically talking about youtube shorts which is Google's version of TikTok
Youtube Shorts is the absolute worst for this. Just recently it's massively trying to push transphobic BS at me, and I cannot figure out why. I dislike, report and "do not recommend this channel" every time, and it just keeps shoving more at me. I got a fucking racist church sermon this morning. it's broken!
so I've just giving it a quick test vs google with the query "open source chromecast alternative"
the first result for both is a reddit post about NymphCast
it's the rest of the results that are interesting though.
Google has a ycombinator news article about NymphCast and then decends into the usual "17 best chromecast alternatives in 2024" rubbish
Kagi on the other hand lists the github for NymphCast, and then goes on to list others... mirrorCast, pyCaster, free Cast, an article on using a raspberry pi as a chromecast alternative.
obviously this is only anecdotal, and very unscientific, but it's got me interested for sure! Gonna bookmark it and see how it goes