FYI I installed Nobara and it simply didn’t have any problems, so there’s some sort of software issue with Bazzite.

…seeds?

He can be arrested for anything. If you want to argue that it wasn’t copyright infringement, you’ll have to take it up with the author. That’s what they said.

I don’t understand the question. Which one of those is illegal?

It’s not pedantic. The title explains absolutely nothing. Reviewing hardware on YouTube is not a crime in any country to my knowledge, so how could he be arrested for it?

the whole reason why he was arrested because he was reviewing the handheld that had the games on them.

I’d love to see you point to an Italian law that states that reviewing handhelds on YouTube is illegal.

YouTuber Faces Possible Jail Time for Reviewing Gaming Handhelds

I’m so tired of these titles “Person arrested for perfectly legal thing”. He wasn’t arrested for reviewing gaming handhelds, he was arrested for copyright infringement.

Oh, that button doesn’t do anything.

I block the channel

Wait you can do that!?

My guy did not open it up to show us so I guess we will never know.

He did show a video of someone else tearing down a brand new one and it already had rust inside so that is suspicious and we’ll know in short order if that becomes a widespread issue.

Imagine Nintendo having to recall 5M Switch 2s 😬

Dr. Google has become Dr. ChatGPT

Absolutely. All the time.

Also had a guy that I do a little bit of work with ask me to use it. I told them no haha

If they don’t want it to, it won’t.

If they asked when SepiaSearch became the default URL then sure

No one said anything about the default URL. It’s the default search engine, as opposed to only searching locally.

I’d bet they asked the first question

now, there’s full-featured global search and proper federation everywhere?

Agree to disagree, I suppose.

you can have a perfectly good experience using commercial streaming services through a browser (on x64, at least)

I disagree. Even if it was “perfectly good” as you say, there is still no remote-centric interface, which is what this project purports to provide: “It is designed to be used with arrow navigation using remotes or controllers”.

you can do a lot more things than just stream video when you have a computer hooked up to a TV. Games are an obvious choice

TV devices exist for a reason. The reason being they are extremely energy efficient. Consuming <10 watts, while your 5090 gaming PC will be using 50+ watts the whole time.

Further, PCs don’t support turning on with a remote/controller or HDMI-CEC (turning on the TV when powered on).

I’m certainly not arguing against its’ existence but there are too many problems with this usecase that it cannot solve for a variety of reasons outside of its’ control and it would be a disservice to advertise this software without also making users aware of it’s many shortcomings.

Sepia search is a cross-instance search engine, but it was never integrated into the actual Peertube UI until recently. Which made is extremely inconvenient. Pretty sure that is what OP was talking about.

There seems to be one channel dominating the site Transport Evolved.

PeerTube is not a site. It’s software. Much like lemmy. Different PeerTube instances will feature different channels.

Just wondering how can you earn money on peertube?

All the same ways you earn money on YouTube, minus AdSense. But obviously a lot of people aren’t in it entirely for the money. I upload videos there just for fun.

It did not, it was added 4 months ago, not 5 years ago:

Add SepiaSearch URL as default search index.

https://github.com/Chocobozzz/PeerTube/releases/tag/v7.1.0

Depending on the size of your uploads, that could cost a whole lot more than $1.

Depends entirely on the instance. Mine runs on the same server with a bunch of other stuff so virtually nothing.