Meson Bolt

YouTube removing the public dislike count is a net negative. There are extensions and work arounds, but this shouldn't be a problem in the first place. Sparing someone's fee fees isn't really worth the tons of low-effort or bad tutorials that people are subjected to because of this decision. YouTube pushing watch history in your face is a bad idea, in my opinion. My notifications and recommendations are noticeably worse with YouTube History on versus paused or off. YouTube should be recommending me things based on what I like and to whom I'm subscribed instead, I feel like we've had it that way for years and yet they're changing things now. The history causes issues specifically with the mobile app, too, which caches every video that you've watched recently. This means that YouTube's cache can easily reach over 2 GB, slowing the app down on even my (pretty powerful) mobile device. On top of that, YouTube's actions against ad blockers are not only greed-fueled, but also implemented in the strangest ways possible. From a dev standpoint, it makes no sense why you would want longer load times and choppier buffering, especially when workarounds such as downloading the videos still exist.

Maybe 3 hours. They were at odd times too, I had a very broken sleep. I'm looking forward to absolutely crashing and blocking out the outside world tonight, though.

No, I don't vape. I have friends that vape, and they have tried to get me into it, but just like smoking, I don't see the point. It doesn't make me feel good in any way, and my gut tells me that it's probably unhealthy (even if I don't know for sure).

One time, when I was maybe 7 years old, my older brother and I really wanted our older sister to come outside and play, so he began knocking on her window and calling for her to come out. She was doing something else, so she kept refusing. Me, being the little dumb kid I was, thought that she simply couldn't hear us through the window. So I punched the window as hard as I could, and broke it. I then stuck my head through and asked if she could hear me better. She was not happy. There was a piece of glass in my wrist and it was bleeding as I went inside to tell the parents. When I found them I for some reason decided to lie and blame my older brother for breaking the window, even though I was obviously bleeding. They were not happy either.