On the plus side, I meet less people like you when using their service, so it's worth it to me.
I always use Google anonymously as I always find alternative search engines to be lacking. Even without personalized search results, Google always works better for me.
I never thought of that aspect as I've never used them. My subscription list is so long, I don't have the time to watch the videos I'm subbed to, much less any bonus content. I wonder how many people use that feature.
I don't think anything is killing the platform as the longstanding ones seem pretty durable. Reddit did just fine throughout the API exodus and Twitter has somehow managed to survive Musk's repeated and constant attempts to kill it. There will be enough viewers on youtube that will take whatever Google decides to throw at them. Don't ask me why but a large portion of the viewers( redditors and tweeters, etc) just don't care enough to make a change.
Freetube adopter as well. The experience is actually an improvement over using the yt site. I wish I had done it earlier.
I'm not saying this sarcastically but with honest confusion, is the warning from an entity or group that hasn't spent a lot of time on the internet? I'm not young by any stretch of the imagination and people have had very easy,almost accidental access to horrific imagery and media since the advent of the internet. Fake titled gore on Napster, image boards, etc.
I will say the quality/detail of the content has gotten disturbingly more clear. That part makes it more disturbing to me. The Ukraine community has a shocking amount of drone video where it's like a front row seat to the last seconds of someone's life.
Thank goodness this was properly flagged as NSFW.
It looks like they were going to give two mints but thought better of the added expenditure.
Any politics and porn servers or communities get blocked.
pops the golden parachute
"Later, bitches!"
Please pet the cat for me and tell it I said "pspspspspspspsps".
Story of Domino's Pizza 🍕 Domino’s Pizza was founded by brothers Tom Monaghan and James Monaghan in 1960 in the city of Ypsilanti, Michigan, acquiring a pizza pizzeria for just $900!! In the early 60's they wanted to deliver to students of at the university their pizzas, for which they used a very special vehicle, it was a 1959 Volkswagen.
Both brothers were very close and worked together, however for James Monaghan after more of one year, he began to think the business would not succeed and decided to leave the pizzeria to become a postman,his half of the business to his brother, making him the absolute owner, in return for the small Volkswagen.
The wherabouts of the Volkswagen is unknown, but the company claims that thanks to this Volkswagen and the affection that their customers had for it is what the company needed to thrive. There were even letters in the mailbox from their frequent customers asking what had happened with that Volkswagen, why they don't deliver in the Beetle anymore? The company's head office ordered to create a replica of it having it as a reminder of what helped make Domino's pizza what it is today.
When I was in the service, one guy booked his return flight off of a 96 and flew to Jacksonville, FL instead of Jacksonville, NC. He had all kinds of fun trying to get out of an AWOL charge.