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This video on how to self-host your own media library with a Raspberry Pi was deemed too 'dangerous or harmful' for YouTube. So here it is on X, instead:

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Jeff Geerlingvor 1 Jahr

Context:

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Axelvor 1 Jahr

YouTube keeps trying to saw its own feet off for some reason. Seems like they want content creators to go elsewhere like X or Rumble.

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Tim Millervor 1 Jahr

Yikes. YouTube is the worst. I learned a lot from this video!

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niko niko nii 🐈vor 1 Jahr

The irony is that you would probably get more views this way honestly than youtube

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Jeff Geerlingvor 1 Jahr

From a number of past experiments, long form video on X gets 1/5 to 1/10 the views here as it does on YouTube (but about 1/100th the RPM (pennies on the dollar).

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Rex Sociusvor 1 Jahr

google is run by fascists. they've been cracking down on civil liberties like a corrupt monarch on it's way to squash rebellion. why do people use any of their services? because they're a policy shielded monopoly and now they're going after small tech by violating AI innovation.

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Kjetil Teigen Hansenvor 1 Jahr

X for the win !!!

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Talking Sasquachvor 1 Jahr

YouTube moderation is getting more and more out of control with their "harmful content" policy. I'm not sure if its because of DRM bypass or if its another case of mistaken AI (I had two videos taken down and appeals rejected, only to have them put back up after making enough of a stink about it). Sucks, your content is amazing!

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uglytruckvor 1 Jahr

If only Kodi had a better UI. It's not me, it's the wife and kids. XBMC was so much better with it back in the day. I ended up putting LineageOS with microG on my Shield. They family doesn't know the difference and I like that we are whoring less of our life's metrics to big tech

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DiscountDeadCatsvor 1 Jahr

Youtube is a wee bit to strict

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