Seems like as long as I keep consistent theming of likes, it's good. If you get too wide in breadth then it quickly goes downhill, so I use Freetube to watch certain genres (coding videos, etc.)
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Seems like as long as I keep consistent theming of likes, it's good. If you get too wide in breadth then it quickly goes downhill, so I use Freetube to watch certain genres (coding videos, etc.)
Of course, this is all coming from a NYPost article, so I'm assuming it's leaving out some details.
*edit: I guess discussing wages is protected(?) (https://www.jacksonlewis.com/resources-publication/colorado-...) - but they didn't pick the reason, so I guess it boils down to how good lawyers are
I feel like this understates the wild west nature of software in non-tech Fortune 500
Curious if it's worth moving off the convenience of 1.0 for mandatory cloud storage otherwise.
I would assume it's elastic with storage so I could just continue to use it as a reader and delete books as I finished(?)