Why would we not expect someone to share a video from a payed platform ? Maybe the problem is the expectation; nowhere in any rule of any kind is it written that Lemmy is to share Free content only.
Do you suggest to add some kind of "[Paywall]" to the title of the post as community often do with news articles requiring subscription for example ?
So don't watch it, what is the problem ?
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I was like "Hum... That should do like more than 3.5, but 4 at maximum..."
Then he shows options, and I was like "What ? There's nothing between 3.5 and 4"; then thought about it a bit more, and found Exactly 4 as an answer; then continued to watch the end of the video to see why my calculations were wrong (they wer'nt)
// Move to the right
// dutch
kleur = "#{9+(-½+5)*20}FFAA";
Oui, c'est la partie perturbante, beaucoup d'utilisateurs râlent qu'ils préfèreraient un système de notation classique avec genre une échelle d'étoiles ou de note à mettre sur une vidéo unique
Le gros avantage du système de comparaisons, c'est que ça réduit énormément les risques de biais. Tu peux te dire "tiens cette vidéo j'y mettrais bien 10/10", mais finalement quand tu la compare avec d'autres, tu préfères toujours (ou presque) recommander l'autre à celle-ci. Ce genre de biais est corrigé par cette approche
Par contre ça prends beaucoup de comparaisons (donc de temps) pour que la qualité de tes comparaisons commencent vraiment à prendre une bonne forme
Do I need to precise that my post was a /s ? It was ! Actually already 2 comments are saying that US is missing, so I joked about it and about the fact some said this is biased because countries are missing
Actually there is all the source given in the picture itself, if a country is missing, maybe check the data before complaining about people hiding things to you; maybe the data itself does not exists for the country you think is missing
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Title text: In the LotR map, up and down correspond LOOSELY to northwest and southeast respectively.
Transcript too long for lemmy, check Explain xkcd wiki to get one ;)
These charts show movie character interactions. The horizontal axis is time. The vertical grouping of the lines indicate which characters are together at a given time.
Title text: A circle with an A in it means that the circuit has committed a sin and has been marked as punishment.
Transcript
[A chart of various circuit symbols and their (mostly) fictitious meanings based off of their drawings, captioned:] Circuit Symbols
[Symbol for a switch, labelled:] Drawbridge
[Symbol for a capacitor, labelled:] Overpass
[Symbol for a connection to ground, labelled:] Pogo Stick
[Symbol for a resistor, labelled:] Earthquake
[Symbol for an inductor, labelled:] Sheep
[Symbol for a transformer, labelled:] Two Sheep in Love, Trapped on Opposite Sides of a Fence
[Symbol for a battery, labelled:] Battery
[Symbol for a battery, sorted, labelled:] Baertty
[Symbol for a battery, with far too many short lines, labelled:] Battttttttttttery
[Symbol for a photodiode, labelled:] Check Out This Really Cool Diode
[Symbol for an oscillator, labelled:] Wave Pool
[Symbol for a transistor, labelled:] Trolley Problem
cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/3511115
Title text: I pronounce the 'u' in 'pronunciation' like in 'putting' but the 'ou' in 'pronounce' like in 'wound'.
Transcript
[The word "Tuesday", with each letter labeled by a box with an arrow:]
T: As in buffet
u: As in minute
e: As in record
s: As in use
d: As in moped
a: As in bass
y: As in gyro
[Caption below the panel:]
Pet peeve: Ambiguous pronunciation guides
Title text: They tried to report me to the authorities, but because I had the device they couldn't charge me.
Transcript
[Ponytail, who has her fists clenched and a black smoke cloud above her head, is standing in front of a desk, a beam of electron holes is being fired at a printer on the desk; the beam is shown reacting to the printer, dispersing lightning bolts and 'particles' but causing no obvious damage. There are little '+' signs distributed along the beam and in the circles around the printer, though they're much easier to see in the higher-resolution version of the strip that's displayed if one zooms in on the original comic page.]
Ponytail: This doesn't even make sense! They're quasiparticles, not real-
Off-panel voice: Pew pew pew
Ponytail: Stop it!
[Caption below the panel:]
Physicists got really mad about my device that fires a beam of electron holes.
Title text: The heartfelt tune it plays is CC licensed, and you can get it from my seed on JoinDiaspora.net whenever that project gets going.
Transcript
2003:
[Cueball approaches a bearded fellow.]
Cueball: Did you get my essay?
Bearded Fellow: Yeah, it was good! But it was a .doc; You should really use a more open-
Cueball: Give it a rest already. Maybe we just want to live our lives and use software that works, not get wrapped up in your stupid nerd turf wars.
Bearded Fellow: I just want people to care about the infrastructures we're building and who-
Cueball: No, you just want to feel smugly superior. You have no sense of perspective and are probably autistic.
2010:
Cueball: Oh my God! We handed control of our social world to Facebook and they're DOING EVIL STUFF!
Bearded Fellow: Do you see this?
[Inset, the bearded fellow rubs his index and middle fingers against his thumb.]
Bearded Fellow: It's the world's tiniest open-source violin.
(Inspired by Reddit post of the last month)
Not hard, that's true, I agree 100%
However the problem here is to have the idea to do so. It seems obvious to you, but I can't see why. Nothing told OP to do anything for posting that link (neither Feddit.nl neither this community rules). He may just not had the idea to precise that this content was needing a paid subscription to be accessed
You know, Nebula is where NJB post most of their videos (if you watched any of his video on Youtube in the last 2 years you should know). It's just logical at some point to get Nebula content shared on this very community.
And yes I can't access it because I haven't got Nebula subscription. But I'll still enjoy discussing about it, see what others thought about it, the good, the bad, what's around the subject... Like any discussion about a recent movie or Netflix series that I obviously need to pay to watch; do we need to precise that it isn't free ?
If you didn't know it wasn't free, once you open any Nebula link, it will be written in big. All explained and understandable by everyone. I can't see where anyone have been mislead
This kind of content is fully expected and there is no rule to tell us to do something about it for now