Just punch on it to make it clear for everone around that it is not…

Because of tariffs suddenly disapearing, there could actually be deflation when Trump is gone…

They have probably already found a new Mali domain to host whatever the frick they are doing in their pseudo left, pro authoritarian echo chamber…

So sad that there are no fact checks to validate this… But it looks like a headline, so it must be true…

Listen, the design of them is bad nowadays…

When it’s finished, there are 5 peeps… Ok, 5!

When I open the door after peep nr. 1, you could think that the microwave knows, that I’m aware of it having finished… But no… It has to give me 4 more peeps, when the food is already out of it…

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Maybe this helps: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious/issues/4734#issuecomment-2365205990

Via GitHub, you can find their Matrix group where they communicate about all this.

You can still self-host Invidious. I’m doing this for 1-2 weeks without any problems. What does not work: Public instances hosted in data centers, because YouTube blocked lots of cloud IPs.

Currently, it is recovering from attacks from Google. Only self-hosting works reliably at the moment…

Self-hosting Invidious works for me.

The public instances are useless at the moment.

The project isn’t dead.

If you only care about a clean UI and no adds, just selt-host it. I’m doing it for a week now with no problems at all.

Google seems to have blocked all datacenter or cloud IPs from accessing YouTube.

Thank you very much!

I just tried it with VLC as player and it tried streaming it, which seems to be blocked. Tgere is a download option, but after downloading, it does not seem to play the video… Any suggestions?

Enshittification is progressing…

I’d rather download each video manually via yt-dlp (previously youtube-dl) than creating and using a google acoount to watch it.

Why this way of resolution? Why not any of the others?

• throwing one more in
• trying to rip it out
• setting the whole thing on fire
• crashing your car into it
• calling someone else to do it