someordinarygamers had something to say about this early Nintendo Switch 2 bricking if you think I’m blowing things out of proportion.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6XUvjBT9Eg

It makes sense but it’s intentional on Nintendo’s part to make the consoles unusable… The less usable they can make their older consoles usable to the normal consumer that is not modifying their consoles is the point. It started with games servers going offline after their expiration dates, and now they are starting to do similar with the console itself.

That’s the hope. Perhaps maybe on a newer switch 2 model or something they’l have the required update on the newer Switch. Knowing how Nintendo is and how they keep moving the goal post though I am skeptical.

Hey thanks for responding. I submitted a post about it in more detail.

For a quick summary this, is ideally and particularly how I was planning for communities to work on Peertube.

What they ideally would do.

Act like public playlist, where any one can add their video to the community, possibly with an optional approval list.

Approved/submited videos should show in chronological order of the submitted video, not the original video upload date.

Communities would be managed by the specific dedicated server that created them.

What Peertube communities ideally should not do:

Change where (hosted instance) the video is hosted, except when necessary, such as backup or otherwise.

here’s an example of a search with better results then sepia search’s.

So what I mean is, if you do a blunt search there are videos that won’t show in sepia search or Vidverse search results. Having a communities like feature would make it easier to find user content.

If I search from a server using vidiverse sometimes the results might be better then sepia search results. or vice versa. I want more united results on Peertube across the board.

Can you add some kind of Peertube communities feature similar to Lemmy, to make it easier find get local videos hosted on local servers.

If you are concerned of the possibility of a bot being among other users that has no been deleted what I would suggest is. Get into less popular and less documented videos topics and their comment sections.

Idk what you are searching for but the more specific a video is to a genre or video topic will certainly throw off an ai chat bot. They’ll eventually say the wrong thing. What you do then is see if they bother correcting themselves or do they keep using the same answer in responses. You’l know its a bot because in more niche topic a real person would be more dedicated into saying the right things.

Linux is well documented but how documented is Palemoon browser compared to Firefox for example. The more specific you get the easier it will be to know if it’s an ai bot. If you talk about everyday topics the ai is always being trained on user generated content. It gets harder to tell.

I don’t even look at YouTube comments half the time.

I don’t think its necessarily because you disagreed with them. They likely have rules or policies of some kind against it and banned said user for a reason. You trying to defend a user that they had banned, does it not sound like you are either apart of that or atleast preventing the fires form being put out after they had banned the user. You are conflicting with a moderation decision against a user that they likely deemed violated some of their rules.

Can you show any evidence to your claims of this antisemite claim you are bringing?

On the mod log they say you are a troll, and even if that can be proven to not be true, they also mention your pfp being pornographic. Can you explain any of this?

Made up pronouns? nonbinary does exist. You can simply identify with what ever pronouns you identify with. I’m also not as familiar with this mod either.

If it doesn’t you might have to use a 3rd party screen share tool. Or try some sort of work around, such as such as by using discord screen share to share the screen recording of another screen share application that does show your mouse cursor.

1 tb is a good start for most use case. 5 tb…? now you’re getting somewhere.

Ah ok. I didn’t think that was a possibility on Lemmy.

Some screenshare software has a setting you need to toggle to then have the mouse show. I would look into your screen share settings and check for a toggle like that,

I use it all the time when walking a track. Pretty good app, and it lets my brain not worry about losig track and wondering if I really did walk around the desired amount of times.

idk if that is post op but this seems to line up with what they are claiming.

I didn’t know you could get shadowbanned on Lemmy. The most I ever hear about are straight forward temp bans or Perma bans. Sometimes you might be lucky and it might just be a simple comment removal o post removal resulting in no ban to the user.