How's the input sanitisation?
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And gotta have emoji support :p
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Kibbs, Binny, Kibbins
Also kinda looks like a Juno to me 🤣
For me it says "Thanks for subscribing"
I would try turning learning into a hobby. Think of all the subjects you want to know about, find people on YouTube who knows about them, and subscribe to them. If you want to know about game design, subscribe to game development and coding channels. There are passionate people covering every topic you can imagine trying to share their love for the subject, if you can find them. The more you learn, the easier it will be, and the more motivated you will be to try things.
Vtubing is actually what got me into streaming in the first place! I started hanging out with a certain vtuber on twitch, got to know them, and after learning about several pieces of vtuber technology, I became very interested in how it worked, and how some people were able to achieve such high quality tracking.
I became more fascinated the more I learned, and after helping them improve their setup for a while, I decided I wanted to try streaming myself, mainly to see how far I could push the tech. I really enjoy improving our setups, it's been a really fun time.
Bilbo Bagger