swelter_spark

In my experience, regular police or sheriffs' deputies can still see details of "expunged" court cases in their system.

Beautiful cat.

"Gamers". Seriously, this is a lot of people's entire social life. Including people who work there. Their shift ends and they spend the rest of the day hanging out.

It seems pretty common. I used to hear stories like this from Lyft drivers all the time. You'd think police would have access to more accurate records.

There may have been a relative increase in the numbers of creators on YT after monetization was introduced, but it wasn't on a scale that one person could perceive. Even before monetization, there was more content, of every type and subject, than one person could possibly ever watch. Videos starting to look slick and professional was the most visible result, but I don't feel that this corresponded to an increase in quality. Professional Youtubers post constantly, even when they have nothing to say, to stay visible. Because Peertube's space and bandwidth are paid for by server owners, who are mostly average individuals, I think it would be bad for them to attract that type of creator.

YT became popular before monatization existed. It was a hobby and a form of socialization for many people. I'd rather see Peertube be that than what YT has become. Monatization is what ruined it, imo.

Wow, that's so sad. I loved Pycharm.

It's been discussed on the official forum. No news recently.

Win 2k was my favorite. Ran well and gave the user total control over the system.

I didn't know all of that. What a story.

This was always a possibility, though.

Same thing the guy who delivers my pizza says when he's taking my food to someone halfway down the block.