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Watched 30 seconds and starting to bug out. I hate the day i found out about tree wells. No thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by splat
Suffer fest/bushwhack attempt at FD of Tasmanian couloir
https://youtu.be/678LUSH1aTI
More Tassie fun;
https://youtu.be/1P_YBVMEU00
Wow.Quote:
Originally Posted by bluespark
Came to add that ^Quote:
Originally Posted by evdog
Itchy Boots - motorcycle travel vlogger
Into the dust 4 - sufferfest movie
Nick Zentner - Geology, esp. PNW/Central Washington
Freedom cams:
Friends of Big Bear Valley
Friends of the Redding Eagles
That Taz sufferfest was bold. Need good attitudes for that kinda “fun” (which these guys clearly have)
Into the dust IV:
That guy Larry Janesky loves to suffer, obviously haha. My body hurts after a 1 day 60 mile techy singletrack moto ride. Deep sand just compounds the effort as well
physics girl
Subscribe to Boatsnaps. You're welcome.
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I think channels like this are so dumb, personally. All a combination of stealing someone else's videos to make content off of, and women in bikinis. Kinda gross, pretty boring.Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
They don't steal anything AFAIK. They have a huge camera setup at Haulover inlet (Miami) with a big Boatsnaps banner saying where they can find their pics. Cool ladies who are the photographers. The Haulover channels are entertaining too. Lots of cameras set up there actually. It's on the way to the famous sandbar where everyone goes to party apparently and the selfie-loving ladies don't seem to mind the attention.Quote:
Originally Posted by Supermoon
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michygoss
Hot Canadian woman who mills her own lumber to build shit off grid. tbh, I think she and her much older husband are quite well-to-do but the scenery is awesome.
The Dirthead Shed. New channel and limited content so far, but with Dirt Every Day being canceled, hopefully we’ll see a lot more from Dave and Fred (4xFredWilliams) on YT.
Andrew camarata
He built a castle out of shipping containers on the side of a hill near saugerties.
There’s some construction/land maintenance stuff. But also a lot of dogs, scenery, snowmobiling and 4 wheeling.
I should Probably post this in the upstate thread too.. i feel it applies.
Ninja Warrior x Skate. Fun show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XZANKhLpONY
You know what's not on YouTube?
Anything SNL that was worth searching for. Tried to find that hilarious Buford Calloway Weekend Update bit about the ATL snowpocalypse that has been shared a billion times and now it appears the only way to view it is to download the NBC app (the fuck is that?) and possibly pay for the content.
The British show Taskmaster is on YouTube. It's pretty funny. The basic premise is five comedians are assigned zany tasks to complete usually within some time limit. Then the footage and results are shown and the Taskmaster (Greg Davies) decides how the five ranked on each task. For example one task was they were confronted with a giant (fake) boulder and the task was to move it as far as possible in one hour. The winner managed to get it onto a commuter train in London.
Josh Daiek: One Track Mind. He's counting down his top ten favorite lines of last season.
Anyone else into Xiaomanyc? This dude is incredible, speaks over 40 languages.
https://youtube.com/@xiaomanyc?si=rfOsaaPH6G-d8C68
Don't know about Buford Calloway, but this is still there .....Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ImaYMoTi2g8
Paris-Roubiax 2024 is available, or it was last night.
Nice, I'll watch that. Thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD
I'd seen a couple of him speaking chinese dialects at restaurants but I didn't know he spoke so many languages, I'll watch more thanks.Quote:
Originally Posted by buttahflake
If you like biking related content that's also quirky and entertaining - Everything's Been Done
https://www.youtube.com/@DustinKlein_
Pretty entertaining socio-political-climate information - while still being factual - Climate Town
https://www.youtube.com/@ClimateTown
Super techy/factual home science and technology reviewer and info - Undecided with Matt Ferrell
https://www.youtube.com/@UndecidedMF
Obscure shorts are still one of my favorite things about youtube.
https://youtu.be/zgS770aaVoY?si=j4gmfBbcwffAHzeV
Is it just me or have the ads on YouTube become more and more intrusive? Can't skip many, and now there are two ads instead of one.
Internet ads are like a cancer that grow and grow, until they kill the host.
Just talking about that this morning. Seems like YT is extending the length of unskippable ads to see what users will tolerate. They are going hard on adblockers the last few months but uBlock Origin still works well most of the time. A fresh browser + blocker install might also help.
I’ll never understand why they think somebody’s gonna be willing to 60 seconds of commercials in order to watch a 30 second short.
Veritasium is some of the best science content ever. Occasionally he'll do a corny episode, but more often than not he's explaining pretty high level math and physics in an interesting way with cool animations. Latest episode is about the physics of crossing the event horizon of a black hole and why the equations of General Relativity predict things like parallel universes and white holes.
https://youtu.be/6akmv1bsz1M?si=8_XD4xR5RGMfvy3k
Get a premium membership, some still put the ads in the content. Can swipe ahead but still. Almost impossible not to be advertised to..
He also has episodes on the "The Terrifying Real Science Of Avalanches"Quote:
Originally Posted by Dantheman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zce-V0YVzeI
And on options pricing equations, "I can calculate the motions of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people". A timely episode after the recent of passing of Quant King Jim Simons.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5w-dEgIU1M
^ what a story. Jim Simons. Incredible.
I dig the shit out of Veritasium and watch pretty much all the vids... but that avalanche one was lame.
True for this audience, but relative to most avalanche content produced for a general audience it's solid. Too much repeated stock footage but solid snow science when they get into it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Norseman
Also, like I said, he periodically puts out an episode that trends a lot harder toward lame pop science. I suspect that this might actually be intentional to get boosted in the algorithm and pull in new viewers who might not click on the good stuff otherwise.
The blue LED episode is an incredible story that is almost totally unknown. We live in an age where real technological breakthroughs almost always come from teams of people. Yet the blue LED, which has profoundly changed modern life, was invented by one guy grinding away in a room day after day while ignoring his bosses who told him to stop for decades.
My wife and I are still enjoying this and we're now up to season 7 (I think there are 17 total). Just good, goofy fun.Quote:
Originally Posted by The AD