YourMomsTrashman

mrrrrp :3

I've been messing around with VCV rack recently, which is an (open source!) software that simulates modular synthesis, with a library of modules from different vendors. It's been delightful :)

I'm not impressed by the subtitles themselves (they're just ok) but rather by how accessible it is. Like it being an option rather than it being a "tool for creators" or limited to premium or something

Or maybe youtube has added so much dogshit features recently (like ai overviews, automatically adding info cards for anyone mentioned, and highlighting seemingly random words in comments to search it outside of context) that it makes me appreciate these things more lol

https://youtu.be/6SWFmEznIOQ?si=5aqVmweddcu0S4U2

The 'people also ask' section on Google is hilarious because it keeps adding results based on the ones you click and it gets stupider the further off-topic you go

This will stop that clizzard king from playing with the dwoor

https://youtu.be/5pV7s11tpzk

I use Gnome, but I just wanted to say Cinnamon is fantastic (probably my first choice if I weren't on a laptop)

I feel this way with subtitles flashing for each word individually - getting triggered before the last word has even stopped animating. Usually not even the full video, just for select sentences. Why even have subtitles at all if you still have to rely on seperate or auto-generated ones? Much like having alternate titles in thumbnails I guess. Maybe that's just my 3 am brain speaking

Facebook's ""Horizon Worlds"" could learn from this

It's weirdly nice seeing people express themselves purely by theme and aesthetics instead of what they actually look like. That said, public lobbies are nightmarish lol

wait this goes hard actually