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Noob question. Isn't a wiki text, images and hiperlinks? Why not just use html for it?

That whole scene is so well made. The music, cinematography and plot all culminate in that beautiful but still twisted moment. Brilliant!

The latest beginner guide from LTT is really good. So good that I was somewhat baffled. Whoever did the script for that episode deserves a raise. It is information packed but beginner friendly and has plenty of infographic detailing stuff.

I did use CRT TVs and monitors, but only when very young. Man you just made me revisit a part of my brain long dormant! I loved the sweet static discharge as well, it was so f*ing rad!

Have no idea why 1917 was less commented than Dunkirk. The former is a masterpiece and the latter is just bad

• Game: The Witcher 3 (especially Hearts of Stone DLC)
• Book: The Hobbit
• TV show: The Dekalog
• Movie: Mulholland Drive

If I were your brother I would love to read this comment

Thanks for the reply! Just went through the whole list and none of the instances worked for me. I always get: "[invidious ](SyntaxError: Unexpected end of JSON input)". Googling the error led me to https://github.com/FreeTubeApp/FreeTube/issues/5506 ← There someone posted an unlisted API that works. It seems non official since it is not listed on https://api.invidious.io/ ... is that safe to use? Thanks in advance

How do I go about doing that (finding a good one and setting it up)? Its been a month that either the video loads or it doesn't and when it does work it is extremely slow to the point I can't watch on 1080p.

With displays getting cheaper and bendable, batteries and energy being more efficient, etc... For the vinyl lovers on this thread, imagine having the art displayed on color accurate screens dedicated for it (can show lyrics, and other "extras" you like as well). Having access to it globally with the best quality possible without transporting basically anything. The future is 1000% this and it is awesome!

Storage capacity will keep getting cheaper and more reliable; a lot is invested on that horse. Preserving the audio will always be the best bet for the future!