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Where my a4k dawgs at?
I just use it for any tab which I always have open, so they're organised on my taskbar. That way I don't end up with 40 tabs of like 5 different websites that I just pathologically open up a new tab for each time I revisit, having to scan through them all each time I want to switch to find one from before. That's an ADHD thing though. Effectively for some websites I want the tab to always be pinned and easily accessible with a large icon for a visual cue, and this way that all happens automatically
Go to the PWA settings and enable "Open out-of-scope URLs in a default browser" and restart your PWAs.
Same here, I tried the PWAsForFirefox extension a few years back and found the setup to be too much of a pain in the ass compared to the Chromium forks. I tried again around 9-12 months ago when Manifest V3 drama was making the rounds and found the extension had been overhauled and that's no longer a problem. As a bonus each PWA is a self-contained browser instance, so performance is improved when only the PWA is open, and extensions are per-PWA. So I can run only Purple Adblock on my Twitch PWA, or only uBlock for Youtube, etc.
The meme specified "perceived temperature", which I would assume to mean some combination of the temperature metric with a heat index, humidex, wind data, solar radiation estimates, or something like that
Self-custody means retail customers interacting directly on-chain. I liken it to the difference between using a bank to send money vs. operating a bank which solely manages your own assets. With the former method, you have some consumer protections and the practical impact of any error you make isn't realised immediately. You can contact the bank to resolve an issue, and they will have the opportunity (sometimes even an obligation) to do so. For the latter method, you are not protected as a consumer. The practical impact of mistaken transactions is irreversible, and is realised immediately. For crypto in particular, the transferred value doesn't "go" anywhere, it simply disappears.
Justwatch has localised results for me in Australia. If your browser is anonymized it may default to US listings. You can change it in the URL path using your country code, e.g. instead of justwatch.com/us/ I go to justwatch.com/au/ and it's been totally accurate
I looked into it after being prompted to install youtube extension on Seren's info page for its content listings, but I don't think I qualify for an API key so I haven't been able to configure it
I think 1. could just be based on your subscriptions, and 2. isn't necessary. It doesn't have to be so personalised, just give me some discoverability for videos with outlying view vectors within the metadata topics for my subscriptions. Wouldn't be as personalised as YT algorithm, but neither is that a very good one anyway. Still better than just using subscription page, IMO.
Any suggestions for 3rd party frontends which recommend videos algorithmically like when you're logged in?
I mean, look at their handle. It's not like this is the handle for Famezen, they've clearly already had their account removed before. Report function needs someone to use it for it to be able to work, right? On balance, Youtube's business model goes to assigning value to the action of viewing a video. Subsequently devaluing that metric by collaborating to sell it for a few pennies doesn't sound like a great plan.