• [object Object]@lemmy.world
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    14 hours ago

    Recommendations are a killer feature on YouTube. Only, one needs to cultivate them carefully. Look through the recommendations on an interesting video and save promising ones into the ‘watch later’ playlist (or better yet, separate playlists per topic). Don’t click on random videos, especially from links on social media — use an incognito tab for that.

    This works great for me, I have enough videos saved to last me a year or two at least. YouTube learned my taste quite well, especially when it comes to music — found many good albums and tunes in the recs, despite being a snob.

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      13 hours ago

      Don’t click on random videos

      Yeah, a single Chrono Trigger cover will contaminate your recommendations for days.

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        13 hours ago

        Louis Rossmann’s videos were the break point for me, iirc. I’ve watched a couple of them, comprehended his position well enough, and certainly didn’t need fifty more videos about how laptops are getting un-repairable these days.

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          13 hours ago

          hé talks about other stuff too. he also get into legal fights over license terms that are too scammy. he s a good and well meaning guy lol

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            11 hours ago

            I’m sure he does talk about other stuff, and I wish him well in his endeavours, seeing as they vaguely align with my ideals. But I’m not gonna watch dozens more videos of him taking apart another laptop.