Comments by "Anony Mousse" (@anon_y_mousse) on "Mental Outlaw" channel.

  1.  @michael_c2  I think you overestimate the amount of time it takes to actually do it. Once all the various formats are encoded, which can be done for the ads as well, inserting them at random points is an incredibly simple matter. Choosing which ads to insert based on the algorithm is equally as easy. They could literally insert them at random points on demand for each user. As in you press play, the ads are already there. Refresh the page, the ads are there again but at a new location and even a new ad.
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  2.  @zack3g  I hope you don't think that'd be any more secure. Since it's not using a laser any camera within a fairly wide angle can see that IR light and read what's being sent, and if it can receive then they could send to it too.
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  3. Just because something was rewritten in Rust doesn't mean it's good. It's been my experience with far too many rewrite apps that features go missing and it takes far more effort to get things to build from source, and for some reason binaries never work on my system by default which always necessitates building from source. And that's before I've even gotten to the bloat or the fact that the maintainers of the language are ideologically against people like you and me existing.
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  4. @Systemhalodark I've been using it since it was called Mozilla, and later Phoenix. Never had stability issues with it, still don't. For a while it was slower than the competition, but now they're all the same speed. And Chromium based browsers have a weird bug for me where they don't want to scroll at a proper speed. I only use FireFox and Opera, and Opera only because I sometimes need to test things in a Chromium based browser and I have fond memories of it before they chunked their old engine in the trash.
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  5.  @slothschewgum  Maybe because half of the reviewers are either chubbos or t-girls. You really have to wade to get to the good ones, and most it would seem hide the goods.
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  6. While I wish you hadn't even mentioned pointers here because of the way in which you brought them up, all the rest is absolutely spot on. Hopefully you'll do a video on pointers to fully explain them, and if you do, I'd recommend you delve into the different sized pointers from the DOS era as well as the change from 32-bit to 64-bit platforms.
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  7. Personally, I wish it would all collapse. We'd all be better off without the stock market or banking system.
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  8.  @ghost-user559  Ever used Mach or Hurd? How would you rate them?
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  9. Come on google, do you want people using your competition, because that's how you get people using your competition. Hopefully people report this en masse to the FTC, since this is blatant anti-competitive behavior. Yeah, I know, optimistic, and probably misplaced as getting the government to do their job is unlikely, but if all of the people who watched this video reported it, they might stop and at least think about it.
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  10. One note, the phrasing is "wreak havoc". Otherwise, great video.
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  11. I doubt it'll happen, but it should happen, that someone should take this up as a case to the Supreme Court. It's clearly a violation of the 4th amendment, regardless of whether the people handing them this data are doing so willingly or not, they're acquiring user data without a warrant. And people still have faith in our government.
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  12. No.
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  13. My parents have T-Mobile and we're constantly being disconnected. I guess it really is on their end.
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  14. I already knew that Google was bigoted against FireFox when I wasn't able to select 1080p, and I've been noticing these delays since the adblock bullshit went down. I figured that's what the cause was, but if they're deliberately delaying non-Chrome users, that is genuinely illegal as it's an antitrust violation. Our government will do nothing to fight it because half of them are paid off and the other half are cowards. But if this shit keeps up, retaliation of some sort will be necessary.
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  15. It's almost like they wanted to remind me that they're evil by not marking this video in my subs feed as watched. I refreshed the page earlier today, so how could it not be marked when I watched it four days ago.
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  16. No matter how many times I have to say it, I'll keep saying it until I correct everyone, but that's not capitalism. The system we have is no longer pure capitalism anyway and has been eroded for the past 100 years into the socialist system we currently have. If we don't get rid of the greedy people running the corporations and go back to a capitalist system, this will just get worse. And in case you're wondering, capitalism requires competition to be healthy and thrive. Without it, you get fat slabs of beef in flying chairs who know nothing about anything and only spout propaganda, like the humans in Wall-E.
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  17.  @donbusu  Ah okay, so you're blind and incapable of seeing the world around you.
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  18.  @donbusu  It's not cope, it's just being aware of my surroundings. The world is rotting from the inside out because of leftism and there's only two ways of dealing with it.
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  19. Watch one video talking about floating point and suddenly it's all over your recommendations. I only watched because it's you, but now I'm wanting you to do something more in-depth. It'd be neat if someone would break down how floating point math is done. Had a friend years back who was a math genius and he wrote out a few functions for me demonstrating how you could handle multiplication and division in software without an FPU and it was awesome. If I could just figure out which hard drive I put it on, need an index or to put everything on a giant NAS.
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  20. By now, hopefully you'll realize that the modern Captchas are all forcing us to be the free labor to train the AI's that will eventually steal all of our rights. It should be illegal.
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  21.  @aladdin8623  It's not that it's impossible, just that our current intelligentsia are riding an ebb tide. Once Idiocracy finishes playing out in our civilization, then we may see a flood tide and true AGI will be achieved, if humanity still exists that is.
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  22.  @dntbther9298  It speaks to his skills as a developer, period. I never even said anything about a game engine. Developing for Linux requires no knowledge of OS internals either.
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  23. Ideally, I'd like to move away from Android and use a Linux OS on my phone, or failing the ability to swap it out, get one of those Linux phones. It'd be great to have a phone where you could physically switch off the camera and microphone to the point that no one could turn them on remotely. Be able to hot spot your phone without paying a fee to get your provider to unlock basic functionality that should be built-in, or by downloading a sketchy app that you can't trust even as far as you could throw your phone using your pinky. I'm sure someone will be along to offer coping solutions, but I don't want to cope, I just want freedom and Google sure as shit ain't providing it.
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  24. I use vim daily, but I can't stand vi mode with bash. It just doesn't respect my ~/.vimrc ;)
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  25. It's the human condition. Ignore it until it swallows you whole.
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  26.  @annieperdue6140  I had blackberries at my old house, but an epidemic of birds kept them from taking over anything and they eventually died out completely. The new house has an infestation of deer, cute as a button they are, but will never have open source fruit ever again because of them. I already miss my fig tree, but it died in the last freeze anyway.
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  27.  @Shrouded_reaper  You do realize that for nearly a century, machinists would machine all kinds of parts without even once using a CNC. In fact, quite a few parts that went into vehicles of all sorts, even airplanes, were made without once using a CNC. Maybe you don't know this, but there are still quite a few parts made without a CNC even today.
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  28.  @vei_bean  Convenient is fixing indexing so you can just use it and not have to care. Doing it the way they suggest doing it is convoluted garbage. It's not a matter of perspective.
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  29. It's not that he missed the point, but rather side-stepped it. Watch the video he did on guns.
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  30. I kind of hope they just pay the fine and redesign the lightning connectors and protocols so it's on par with USB C. And for that matter, I'd like to see the industry at large adopt them as the connector of choice. Apple does have some manufacturing problems here, but the lightning connector should be sturdier than USB C if they didn't engineer them to fail. Think about it, you plug a solid bar into the slot and it's done.
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  31.  @liberalsarecancer5749  And they've got it all. Remember the ad campaign on all of their various sites denigrating FireFox and telling people to just get Chrome? Yeah, it worked. Although, I keep thinking that we need to just wipe away all of the old technology the web is built on and start from scratch. Won't happen, but I'll keep dreaming.
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  32. I just know you watch most of the gun channels I watch. Stay safe out there and always CC.
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  33.  @toshineon  To an extent that's actually true, but not merely based on a whim, rather on what kind of network your phone is capable of communicating with. It's ridiculous that they don't all use the same communication technology so you can use any device you want, but that's the joke of a world we live in. You get certain freedoms there that we don't get, and we get a shitton of freedoms here that you don't get. It's a tradeoff.
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  34. This is the reason why you're the best tech tuber. All the ninnies can suck it because a truly free person carries a gun.
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  35. Your grandpa was pretty smart. It's a good safety feature and something that apparently is used in a lot of hotels for lights.
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  36. I'm going to use that from now on, Rest In Pepperoni.
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  37. I hope this leads to more games being ported. Though, most of the games I play are so old that even though I only have onboard graphics they still run at full speed. Might be time to upgrade.
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  38.  @hgilbert  I too am a Slackware user. I've found that even if you're a gamer WINE, Proton and Qemu work pretty well. I've been playing a lot of Unreal lately, still fun, and it runs better through WINE than it ever did on the Win98 box with real hardware.
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  39. I just use the same ones they use on Windows, Ctrl+{Left,Right}.
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  40.  @arootube  It's like you know me so well with this bait. But I will have the time eventually to look at it more in depth.
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  41.  @JaykPuten  Imagine it running on a cell phone.
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  42. True, but every little bit helps, and maybe eventually we'll have companies that respect our privacy because they don't have a choice.
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  43.  @Finkelfunk  That's a false equivalency, it'd be more like making it illegal to spy on our calls. Most people these days seem to only text, but loads of people still make calls.
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  44.  @Finkelfunk  That's actually false. The NSA listens in on every call you make. It's just not a human being that does it, rather it's a computer program.
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  45.  @Finkelfunk  I didn't say a human was listening, but rather a computer program. Voice recognition has gotten so good that they don't need a human to listen at all unless there's some sort of question of uncertainty. And yes, every single call, not just the meta data.
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  46. This is why people should only use LibreOffice. Use something proprietary and get locked into their evil ecosystem.
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  47.  @chestnut4860  Tell that to the Chinese.
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  48.  @granudisimo  I'm not sure why you're directing that at me. Have I said something which in any way makes you think that I blame inanimate objects for anything as opposed to society itself? And if you think socialism is just people socializing, then you have the wrong definition for that word.
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  49.  @Rspsand07  If he really didn't order the hit, then I would completely agree that even 10 years was too much for what he was convicted of. Given that the FIB has lied quite a bit in even just the past 20 years, let alone for their entire existence, I'm inclined to believe what you're saying. Unfortunately, even if they pulled off a false flag, as they appear to have done quite a few times in recent years, good luck ever proving that or getting the FIB to admit it.
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  50. It's sad that you get trespassing hunters there. Where I live no one would dare, and not just because there's more guns than people at least 10 times over, but because we've got manners around here. Hopefully the people around you learn their lesson before you teach it to them, but if not, I hope you make them think 100 times before ever doing it again.
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