Fair enough, I use mine as basically a replacement for any other streaming platform, so it's more about entertainment than raw usefulness.
My sub list is ever growing, at about 150 now. I don't watch a lot of what's put out by them but that's where I start when I want to watch something. The main YouTube feed is... Unreliable at best
I watch a huge range, from 100 subs to 20m. I've spent years making a decent sub list to watch so I avoid most issues about trash content.
Super deep dive into games and their lore mostly, although the super long ones tend to be named like, 'a quick retrospective of game'
My subscribed has 1 row of shorts no matter how far I scroll, never adds more.
LTT does it because some people would prefer to watch the exclusive content on yt instead of on floatplane (their own platform)
I regularly watch hour+ videos, and there's quite a few 10+ hour videos I've enjoyed. Just gotta find the right people.
It's a business with over 100 employees, if it wasn't huge where would the employees be? His dropping thing always existed, he just got rich in the meantime.
I only pay them because I watch a stupid amount of YouTube. Hours a day, many more hours when not working.
If those ads come back while I'm paying though, the flag flies.
Laptop bag is the container, full of laptop and accessories. Fucker costs too damn much to just let burn.
String attach to globe, string attach to thumbtacks, globe now hanging.
Even at over double the other guys estimate on power per area, it isn't even touching the requirements of major data centres. What it takes to run a normal house is tiny, they likely have servers that individually draw more power than my entire household, and they have hundreds if not thousands of these servers.
Do it anyway because solar is the closest thing to free power we have, but it isn't gonna cover the building.
I sell jarritos at work, all 3 flavours we have say approx 10% sugar (guava, mandarin and lime)