Just checked out Seal. My impression:

It uses the same backend as MeTube (yt-dlp), so they have the same capability as far as website support and file formats.

Seal looks like a good option if you don’t have access to your home network or if you don’t have a dedicated machine to host things.

I still prefer MeTube because it’s a web UI that I can access from any machine. I use a VPN to stay connected to my house so I could still use MeTube while away.

Is it primarily for iPhone users?

MeTube is just a web UI, not a phone app. It is accessible by any device that can see the local IP and port of the host machine.

Yeah, that’s about it. You can watch it directly in the browser as well.

MeTube, for when my friends send me a video on a service I don’t use (facebook, instagram, tiktok). It supports a lot of sites.

It will be used to separate the wealthy from the poor even further. The wealthy people will afford it and make their families healthier and better looking.

I support the idea of eliminating genetic disabilities via gene editing, but the second you add in the option of picking eye or hair color, height, or skin color, you’re going down a path of eugenics that only works to put down those unable to pay for it.

Why link this internet personality instead of the actual video?

https://youtu.be/oiTJ7Pz_59A

I use my 50 mbps connection to host Plex/Jellyfin and I have a wireguard setup to allow me to access my files.

It works… Mostly. I have to manually set my streaming rate in Jellyfin to something reasonable to make it work remotely.

Downloading files from my server is an overnight process most times.

It also runs qbit with port forwarding to have faster uploading speeds. Everything manages to squeeze through that 50 mbps.

That sounds like the pool wasn’t properly chlorinated which is a terrible health hazard.

I really like Lion Coffee, a Hawaiian brand you can buy on amazon. It’s not crazy expensive like some Hawaiian coffees.

The Fresh Market sells my favorite coffee. They’re worth checking out if you’re near one.

Coffee and creamer, but not a lot. Probably like 1:12 ratio cream to coffee. Edit: also, the creamer must be actual dairy

Two bonuses from vanilla flavored coffees: - it’s usually a lighter roast, which I enjoy more. - it smells great when brewing.

Vanilla all day every day. Also hazelnut if I’m in the mood.

For tourniquets, make sure you pull that strap TIGHT before you start turning the windlass. If the strap is loose, the windlass won’t tighten enough to stop the bleeding.

I was about to explain that there’s a way to defog these before I realized he’s not gonna see anything in there…

Oh damn I guess I should learn to read

I play pretty consistently and don’t notice a different after most updates

The updates are just turning on and off the seasonal things and adding community maps and stuff.

Your dad and your partner switch bodies. The only way to switch them back is to bang one of them.

Do you bang your partner in your dad’s body or do you bang your dad in your partner’s body?

Thanks for the update. Bummer it has those quirks

Seems like a lot of hate for this dude’s project. I enjoyed his video on it and it’s much less serious than everyone is making it seem. He does take it into CS2 lobbies but just for fun, not ranked.

Here’s all the stuff he’s done:

Neuromuscular aim assist

Mousepad aim assist

Neuromuscular cyborg aim assist

Same same but different. I got all the jackboxes through uhh ways and means and I play it on my HTPC on the TV.

tl;dr short distance texting (up to 25 miles depending on line of sight) without cell service.

This is the meshtastic community, which revolves around radios that use unregulated frequencies to communicate.

These radios are either standalone or connect to your phone via bluetooth. They allow you to text others or transmit some data (e.g. temperature, humidity in a greenhouse).

They’re completely separate from cell networks. They form their own network by repeating signals they pick up. You can designate how many hops a message will have, which is how many times that message will be repeated.

The more people who have one, the better it works.