>>21504
>>21504
Whatever it is, I cant open it.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCElybFZ60Hk1NSjgCf7I2sg
KC tire historical channel with a focus on military history. Includes lengthy timelapses of the Eastern Front of WWII and the Estonian War of Independence with individual military formations depicted on the map.

>>21508
I've came across this before. Good shit, none of that filler. It's like a documentary but (rightfully) without any filler.

Found this outdoor channel recently. Swedwoods. He doesn't talk.
https://www.youtube.com/user/MyMethead/

Next one, I already linked one of his video, is Paul Harrel. It's about weapons, comparisons, tests, whatever. Very informative.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6QH13V2o68zynSa0hZy9uQ
This was what I linked. Gun fight statistics:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=9HXCMjZJRRw [Embed]

Another outdoors, kinda. Also found recently and only looked into some of those where he builds an logs house. Russian, Advokat Egorov.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCozsBaBvOqQOybn4MRDehIA/

>>21511
>evgorov
but hanging around in baykal lake was my dream ;_;

>>21512
It's not that you cannot realize the dream now. :^)

>>21503
The Hungarian would be cozy and quality but:
>please forgive my Hunglish.
No, no. I just can't.
Other one, not sure, looks like a mixed bag. That Plink-King video seems cozy.

>>21507
Too bad the sound quality of the incoming line, what Foam says, isn't good.
Nevertheless when the old dude starts to talk I don't think what he says necessary fits to the situation the other one is in. Basically Foam says: "I do this and this" then Tom without asking any questions about the background just go ahead and says "you do those because of reasons I say", basically pulling an explanation out of his ass, "hey this is a common problem, this is your problem". It might fit but not necessarily. But I don't know about their previous conversations I don't know what Tom knows about Foam.
Who is this Tom Campbell guy anyway?

>>21508
Sames what Danish Bernd said.

>>21514
>>21514
>>please forgive my Hunglish.
>No, no. I just can't.
why not? wha's so wrong?

>>21515
I don't like listening to Hungarian accent, so cringy. Kek.

>>21516
here is a cool meme for you then.

>>21517
There are some vids where he talks Hungarian that's more bearable.
In the meantime I found out he runs his channel for a shop. Which is nice as it keeps the quality of his videos higher.

>>21523
I didnt realize it until you point it out. He sounds like finnish google translate voice speaking my language.

Kocayine, for mostly yugoslavian war era songs and similar
https://www.youtube.com/user/Kocayine/featured

MandaloreGaming for cool reviews of games that other people usually don't talk much
https://www.youtube.com/user/MandaloreGaming

SsethTzeentach for absolutely meme tier reviews of games
https://www.youtube.com/user/SsethTzeentach

Parfentev Igor/Buhurt Tech. Dude makes films from knight full contact fights using goPro camera
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyobEXFvKBsW274v0wSafNg

Primitive Technology, in which dude recreates civilization by himself using only things he found in the forest of death world Australia. Last time I checked he advanced to bronze age.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAL3JXZSzSm8AlZyD3nQdBA

Sensus Fidelium is a guy who uploads traditional Catholic material, mostly sermons, sometimes radio talks, shows, interviews etc.
https://www.youtube.com/user/onearmsteve4192

ForgottenWeapons aka Gun Jesus. Talks about obscure or bizarre guns mankind invented and then usually try them out in shooting range.
https://www.youtube.com/user/ForgottenWeapons

>>21590
>Primitive Tech
>Forgotten Weapons
I know them ofc.

>Kocayie
Balkan Folk Gun-Metal
>Mandalore Gaming
I'm not into game reviews (if it's not written by Berdn), but I'll give it a shot. I see some games that might interested in their reviews. However I listen in in one, his intonation of sentences is awful. It sounds like he recorded every line in itself and edited them together and not like he tells a whole thought together.
>SsethTzeentach
Almost made me get newest Rimworld.
>Parfentev Igor
Oh yeah, I remember you like Bugurt! Was long time ago we talked about it.
Nice visuals, go pro was a success.
>Sensus Fidelium
This needs more digestion, can't write opinion with little impression.

>>21590
>knight full contact fights
Yamnaya stronk!

+violence
+plate armor
+sometimes can be quite spectacular moves
-just light blunt weapons
-related: defensive > offensive
-mostly reduces to tiring the enemy and trying to engage when in numerical superiority, not good 1 to 1 'fencing' skill
-women involved anywhere in a men sport

>>21718
Weight also a bonus. If the knight obese enough just can roll through the ring knocking over opposing warriors.

>>21722
Well then a team needs several fatsos who are sent rolling one after another when the previous run out of steam and a few guys who can stand on their feet longer.

>>21728
>Bugurt Technologies
This stuff is very popular in Eastern Europe. Much bugurt is produced around here for sure.
>I wonder what's the cost of their equipment
A lot.

I see low center of gravity is an advantage.

If anyone is interested in paleoanthropology or archeology, I recommend checking out John Hawks' YouTube channel. Also, it's not a YouTube channel, but Spencer Wells and Razib Khan have a really good podcast about genetic geography and human origins.

>>21735
Here is Hawks presenting robust australopith crania. Anyway he hasn't updated the channel in a long time but he does have a cool blog. Also, there are videos on the channel of him in the field discussing the Natufian culture, and also interviews with other prominent researchers like Lee Berger.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=CKvj6eBmIGo [Embed]

>>21735
Ofc.

>>21737
That's very good. He expresses the topic at hand in an easily understandable way and makes good use of the object around to illustrate this point. I liek he compares that skull not just with human, but other apes' skulls and each other.

SkillCult
Very informative channel, it seems mostly for around the house type of works, or for homesteading I guess.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFZ-LGULm1gGhd3uOjiZr-A
Here's for example this video:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=eYqc0yPuSqY [Embed]
I had to split a trunk before, somewhat smaller in length (and not with a splitting axe for firewood, it was important where it split, and it was less straight grained and more knotty but that was what I had to work with) with the direction of an uncle of mine, who instructed me basically the same. Well with lot less info, if you start it to it, most of the stuff is common sense thing.

>>21590
Sensus Fidelium is a gem; Youtube is very deficient in traditional Catholic channels. I especially enjoy the Fulton Sheen lectures.

>>22905
I remember Polan posted some episodes from his show. The humour of God was awesome.

>>22906
I mean Fulton Sheen's.

Hahahaha. Since End was Error 500 I just watched this, an MRE review, ofc a Hungarian pack. When he arrived to Zellerleves (celery soup) and said energy drink I laughed so hard, I thought much surprises will be had... Fun.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=jFWmF6DhG-k [Embed]

Hmm. I only watched one video (Bacon and Egg Quesadillas) but it had pleasant ambience:
https://www.youtube.com/user/BarbecueWeb
They have this channel for 12 years now.
But I should recommend Townsends, "a channel dedicated to exploring the 18th Century lifestyle". Some very nice info snippets can be snatched from their vids.
https://www.youtube.com/user/jastownsendandson


But I wanted to ask Bernd: what alternatives youtube has? I know about Vimeo and Metacafe, probably some others too. I also heard about a channel - with weapons as topic - that moved to Pornhub after youtube stirred some shit.

>>23351
I'm using invidio.us. It gives you youtube videos without any advertisement.

>>23358
With Adblock and NoScript I got no ads. I simply seek to lessen my youtube usage and reliance.

>>23359
Then invidio.us is good because, well, its not yt :)

>>23361
He wants an alternative to youtube as a platform. Invidious is just a mirror of youtube. So if something gets censored on youtube, invidious can't do anything about it.

>>23351
There are plenty of other video sharing websites, but Youtube is unfortunately the only one worth using as the others are mostly dead. Unless people one day decide to move on to something else the best option for now is probably to just carry on using Youtube and try to block as many of the Google scripts as possible with Noscript/uMatrix. Of course it's impossible to be completely free from it but disabling Google analytics should help at least a little.

>>23361
Well, ... this: >>23364

>>23365
>disabling Google analytics
That's evident.

https://www.youtube.com/user/PSakari
Ylilauta tyre channel

>>23811
he still didn't finish the kultainen ES series he started 7 years ago. At least he acknowledged wanting to fin(n)ish it this year.

>>23811
Isn't very active.

>>21511
>Advokat Egorov
Renamed his channel to Advoko MAKES. This video is awesome:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=QeHGDr81XwM [Embed]
Tl;dr turns a Swedish torch into a tent heating appliance with the help of few pipes.

>>27288
Huh, I was wrong. He has two channels and that's on his other one.

Found another great channel, Mr. Chickadee.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHkYrJ2Fbe7pBjEZvkFzi3A
They mow lawn with scythe. Bernd approve, tho it seems it's a bit short for the dude.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=qMCHOL3YCOI [Embed]

>>27777
In couple of regions of historical Hungary they use/d curved scythe, but it looks different. It has only one grip and the curve comes above the grip. I believe. The standard is the straight one, here too.

>>27800
Also on ours around here the grip is curved by default.

>>27802
Yes, the second is/was called short scythe sounds like short sighted haha here. Read in ethnographic lexicon it's place was gradually taken over by the long scythe and by the 19th century it was only used as a reed cutter, and was called Flemish scythe.

>>21590
>Primitive Technology
His hut burned down.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=YmFTK-rnzfk [Embed]

Dude's crossing Wales in a more or less straight line, part 1, 2, 3 & 4:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=M7w986ni7_g [Embed]
https://youtube.com/watch?v=EuRgrhJemQM [Embed]
https://youtube.com/watch?v=zT52TKJdQ40 [Embed]
https://youtube.com/watch?v=QGkcTufp56A [Embed]

>>29536
Additional information: it fucking nags be he doesn't have a fucking glove.

>>29537
*me

>>29536
?Dude's crossing Wales in a more or less straight line, part 1, 2, 3 & 4
Absolute mad man!

>>29537
>>29538
>Additional information: it fucking nags be me doesn't have a fucking glove.

European extreme difficulty m8. Like MGS3, which funny enough he's sort of doing something similar to the entire game

>>29539
Hmm. Sometimes he has gloves on.
Part 5:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=F9wX4ckqOjM [Embed]

>>29536
He did it in the winter! What a fucking NUTTER! The moss on those hills gets so so slippery. Also he's lucky those farmers didn't attack him.

>>29576
Oh yeah, since then I watched the whole thing and the follow up videos too. He says during the summer it would have been impossible due to the vegetation. I agree bramble is crazy in warmer seasons, and once I almost trapped among several bushes, tho there were some rose hip shrubs too.
He seemed to enjoy the thing, even the sucky parts.
It was very entertaining. I have some similar experience for I sometimes I just walk about the forests and hills. Although I can deviate and walk around stuff ofc, and I follow animal trails in such cases.

>>29578
Wtf, that image looked perfect when I opened it in the browser before I saved...

>>29580
Could be a photobucket script. You may have just downloaded a image preview without knowing it.

>>29583
I'm thinking the same thing.
Here we go.

>>29585
There you go m8

Leathercraft channel just found.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCKSql-GFCO400w7xNFbYeug

Finns building traditional wooden house: https://youtube.com/watch?v=HNTfLGt59qo [Embed]

His latest video on muskets vs Rifles was interesting, I had assumed that the rifle would induce a heftier clout but actually the musket hit harder.

leokimvideo
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCh-sQC1L3J7xicFO1Bo5DeQ/videos
Unboxing stuff (Thomas The Tank Engine toys and deadly spider eggsacks.)

Demirep
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz-y9OLmILUM1HGCE4Ffbkw/videos
AntsCanada
https://www.youtube.com/user/AntsCanada/videos
Jeb Gardener
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5zdi4KM3ewwfYMNo_KnU0A/videos

>>33162
That's a great one.

>>33163
Huh, will check it out. I don't follow.

>>33165
>Unboxing stuff
Weird niche. Can be a few tricks learnt from him? Some plastic packaging is quite uncomfortable to open.
Also I see cats too.

>Demirep
I see it's chiefly daily politics. The about says commentary, sometimes satirical. Anything notable? Or simply KC-tire? Where she leans?

>Jeb Gardener
>My name is Jeb
Hydroponics?

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCqVdpM6Hx4d7HR4zLmjLZpw/videos
Channel mostly posting negative things, especially crime, in Rio de Janeiro. Most famous for its footage of pickpockets in action, filmed from the owner's window. It has been accused of racial profiling.

An example:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=f1JxDmWi7q0 [Embed]

A few that I am not sure if I have seen mentioned yet.

Jackson Crawford, Old Norse linguist.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXCxNFxw6iq-Mh4uIjYvufg

Drachinifel, deals with Nautical history and ship design.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC4mftUX7apmV1vsVXZh7RTw

Greg's Aeroplanes and Automobiles, I don;t really care for the automobile part but he goes into depth regarding plane design and aeronautic principles, maybe it's because I was not very knowledgable to begin with in this subject but I find it quite interesting.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCynGrIaI5vsJQgHJAIp9oSg

EA story, does interesting maps showing the front lines as they were, he also delves into some lesser known things like the Baltic wars of independence.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCElybFZ60Hk1NSjgCf7I2sg

>>34447
>Eastory
I think someone posted that here. Maybe in another thread (Suvorov?).
>nautical history and ship design
I'm gonna bookmark that.

>>34446
Sounds fun, will check a couple.

>>34451
Yeah, it was here but I didn't see it before >>21508

Bow reviews and archery by a Maltese man:
https://www.youtube.com/user/schwihi/videos
https://youtube.com/watch?v=QYWD4_AKKmM [Embed]
Each review is from unboxing to rating, does several tests, and tries to get a general feel of the bow.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=OkJjcA7Oe-8 [Embed]

been watching this guy a lot lately, owns a small shop in new york city and repairs macbooks. makes a lot of videos about repairing boards which is kind of cathartic to watch.

https://www.bitchute.com/video/OX8mGD5jzxyB/ [Embed]

ry dawson is a guy that's been doin conspiracy stuff for a long time. pretty sure he made his name on facebook first ironically enough but got kicked off. He's pretty woke on the geo-political power struggles and not a big fan of Israel but not really all that controversial at least from what I've watched.

>>37604
bitchute tracks your ip and dawson is navy intelligence

>>37605
don't websites track your ip just by their design...

I came across this Finnish guy, he's so assburger.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=TtKmQI_prxs [Embed]

>>37681
Noice. I've always wanted to look up Finnish phonetics, now I don't have to.

>>37685
it's not the same as in Hungarian?

>>37687
There are some differences. In sounds too, but chiefly noting certain sounds with different letters. And I was never sure, since never looked it up. I listened Korpiklaani enough to know Finnish language sounds very different.

>>37688
Actually there are many differences.

>>37697
Yeah, bitchute is torrent basically, as the user watches a video, he streams it himself. As I can see the peers in my torrent client, one can capture the peers of bitchute. I think with a simple proxy one can eliminate this problem. However (free) proxies are slow.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=buf_WQoqGIc [Embed]

A number of copyright free music channels are out there.
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9yz68RvBi11fFt1GqQaAYQ/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyytiQuL-5S59OX1opqG-bQ/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHae4C99XJORB7Iog62wqvw/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCE704GxxkvS9ylgBpqXPeMQ/videos
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCht8qITGkBvXKsR1Byln-wA/videos
And probably others, it's just I looked for the one song posted first, the theme of Paul Harrel's channel, and these popped up. I suspect many many songs appear in all, so might be a little redundant. I read one description and it says these can only be used for youtube videos, which sucks for content creators in general.
I put the first channel first because that one doesn't autoplays some shitty tune on the Home tab, so cudos to them for sparing me from that inconvenience.

Some KC tier map timelapse channels:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoUOxixxnTi_Po8eSbfgFGQ
Yan Xishan 閻錫山
Focuses on Chinese history, pays extreme attention to detail and covers obscure topics such as the "second Yunnanese civil war (1927-29)".

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Ghuge9yutE2ep9dcv1oNg
Hurricane Hunter03
Covers a lot of Third World conflicts.

>>38096
>Chinese history
One actually have to know it so those maps will make sense.
>Hurricane Hunter
I don't like the intro and outro.

Otherwise as map painting channels go, they are informative. In general I'm not sure that in certain circumstances how reliable the reconstructed borders can be. Even with this Syria war, there are questions, but making sense of areas, regions, from historical sources can be tough since those who wrote them had different view on things, and their expressions were obvious to them, people now most probably will think differently. Besides geography changes. Just simply pinpointing places isn't easy, for example finding battlefields.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=lsTWqvumQCo [Embed]

I like that channel even though its quite normie tier

>>38245
It was liek watching the Canada vs. Hungary ice hockey match with American commentators. I had no idea who was on the ice from our team.
It seems to me number of similar history channels exists, with drawn animation, with kinda light narration, sometimes lame jokes mixed in (like understating horrible or important events), and told in a quite quick tempo.

Here these two Irish blokes are building a stone round house, inspired by iron age Celtic houses. I dunno if I would recommend their channel, not just because I haven't seen their other videos beside a couple from the house building ones, but I just don't like their attitude, or how they behave.
Notable is the way they haul the rocks to the site, they use a mule to draw a sledge.
https://www.youtube.com/c/SmoothGefixt/videos

This is the cross section of their wall. They dug a ditch deep enough to reach the compact clay layer which undisturbed and solid for the foundation to lay on. But they didn't dug it as wide as the wall itself, but in this narrowing fashion, by the end the ditch is only wide as a spade basically. According to them, it's enough, I think they got the info from someone else.
Then, they filled the ditch with rocks of various sizes. As they reached the wider part of the ditch they started to use larger boulders. After they were well above ground level they built two rings, on the in- and outside and filled the gap between with smaller stones. Up above them they placed through stones, wide somewhat more flat slabs, which can reach through the full width of the wall, solidifying the layer below.
I haven't checked the latest video of this yet.

>>38740
A yurt seems better imo for that round design. Stone is not a great insulator.

>>38741
They also have to move 50 tons of rocks. Pretty big work.
But a yurt needs way more expertise to make from scratch. And various resources. And degrades faster with time, a stonewall like that could be there for hundreds of years, with little maintenance.
Maybe just making a dome shape from long branches and throwing up some modern materials over it would be the quickest and best. But they didn't aim for that.

>>38753
https://youtu.be/ry55kiPghj0?t=444

I would live in that yurt so bad. Deep in the woods, no people. Paradise.

Why arent houses round in design?

>>38754
One could make a yurt to have windows all around. I mean one window would run around the wall from door to door. Also yurts could be attached together, for example three with two doors each could give a house with three rooms. Or having a bigger yurt in the central and doors would open into smaller yurts.
Possibilities are endless. Attila had a "tent palace" maybe it was legoed together from yurts of different sizes.

>>38755
Not very good for space utilization. Square is better in that.

>>38755
On a Kohl thread about that it was said that it's hard to build curved furniture.

>>38760
I find that untrue. Every material we use for making furniture can be bent or cut along a curve. It just doesn't make sense for certain applications. For example a curved bookshelf is nonsensical since a row of books cannot be curved. I have to place the books a little apart if I want it to conform the shape, but that is waste of space.
A couch could be fine curved, or a kitchen counter. But that couch could mostly be used for sitting, sleeping on it could prove for great many people uncomfortable.

This Danish guy's father-in-law makes round houses:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=gGw0yw3jzcE [Embed]
Here's the website for the enterprise (most of the site is in Russian it seems):
http://sfera-grifona.com/index_e.html
Noteworthy that the windows at the top of the domes are very similar to the "wheels" yurts have at the same place. Either just cannot be anything else there or those were the inspiration.

And since the thread is about channels:
https://www.youtube.com/c/SurvivalRussia/videos

>>38763
>Every material we use for making furniture can be bent or cut along a curve
They used wood as an example, it's possible to curve it but expensive.

>>38765
If we want to untangle this we have to check what type of woods they use for making furniture?
1. "full" wood
2. recycled wastage, maybe they ground/mince/crush pieces of normal wood to make more splinters, shavings, chaff, maybe not, but I can imagine they do that.
From the wastage they make slabs with some binding material and/or press, or whatever. These, no matter what type (plywood and OSB are two types but when I have the time I'm gonna make a little research) they all sag by themselves if they placed wrong, so doing it purpose is child's play.
From full wood they rarely make furniture anymore. Maybe chairs, and table legs, but if a furniture is full wood, it is most likely custom made for rich people, or built by a hobbyist for himself, and the cost doesn't really matter.

Next question should be what parts of a furniture have to be curved? Usually the sheet that covers the backside. That - in quite a few instances - is just a thin piece of flexible slab which can be bent on demand.

Actually even some normal lumber can bend by itself if placed wrong, like pine boards/planks.

>>38767
I might continue dissecting the question because there's more to it. For example what type furniture should be curved? For example a fridge or other furniture with similar width shouldn't. Only longer ones.
And it really matters the size of the house. Here >>38764 those are so big normal furnitures will do the trick don't need bent ones.

Also round housing is used for millennias noone had problems with "curved furniture" noone needed them.

>>38764
Those houses were ugly as fuck.

>>38765
>it's possible
but very retarded

>>38772
I agree they ain't really aesthetic from the outside. I didn't see the inside to judge that.
With a better eye for this I'm sure someone could make a pleasant looking crib out of those domes. The chief problem that it's concrete and that makes its mark on the looks. Simply giving that a paintjob will result that tacky shit. Maybe with some additional wooden structure could give it a different look, or go into the other direction and create a sci-fi Mars habitat with modernizing as much as possible.

praise tengri

https://youtube.com/watch?v=a0opKAKbyJw [Embed]

>>39030
Ah, Kassai. He built up a well earning enterprise (I bet caught some govt. and EU moneys too). He is breddy gud at what he's doing, I saw a performance of his and his disciples couple of years back. I know some dudes who also do horse archery for over a decade now (maybe about two) and they are far from his level.
He has a channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/kassailovasijaszat/videos
Watching these shows on video is subpar, can't really follow what's going on.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=u2oHyRb9hCg [Embed]
Isn't a whole channel only one vid. Hungarian telly advertisements 1960-1990. All in Hungarian so Bernd will miss all wordplays, also some narration here and there it seems. But check that ad at 2:07! Take that feminism!

>>40357
Things were sold and on sale in the USSR? I thought everything was le free IIRC?

>>40371
Hungary wasn't part of the USSR. Not officially.
To some extent yes, things were sold and on sale for cars - for example - there were waiting lists. It wasn't communism, as they said "we have to build socialism, until we arrive to communism". On the Hungary, where the economy got more free in an effort to please the people as an after effect of the '56 revolution, this meant getting closer to a market economy. We had stuff other Eastern Block countries didn't have depending if you count Yugoslavia here - I don't -, they had everything, or we had it earlier. From other COMECON countries people came here to buy stuff they couldn't get at home.

wew, long time since I last posted here lol

>>40382
so was hungary a very popular touristic destination? or did they just come and buy

>>40384
>very popular
I have no basis of comparison, so I can't really say.
Tourism developed since the 60s, and many foreigners arrived here, from COMECON chiefly DDR, Czechoslovakia, and Poland, for normal vacation not just to buy stuff. From the SU, I dunno, there were lot of those who was on business - diplomats, KGB agents, soldiers of the occupational force, etc - they bought stuff here and sent it to home, for family or for passing it further via black market.
The real money maker in tourism were the western visitors, because we could have them in numbers, and we could offer them services somewhat resembling to westernish standards. Mainly from Austria and BRD. German-German relations bloomed here since the Wall was built. They couldn't come unregulated ofc.

I'm getting recommendations on yt from all over the place not a bit related what I usually watch, among them usually couple of chicks showing off themselves in bikinis, wearing nothing but a mysterious accent.
>притъ стречъ
Nice diddies tho.

>>40790
>not a bit related what I usually watch
Sure buddy.

>>40792
I get recommendations of Hungarian pop music and the like...

>>29536
That bloke managed to cross Norway!
Part 1 https://youtube.com/watch?v=CDPhdkdR9qI [Embed]
Part 2 https://youtube.com/watch?v=KwZePasHarc [Embed]
Part 3 https://youtube.com/watch?v=kwzIwFPEGbA [Embed]
>come on pass me the ball!
>hits the post...
>oh one more time!
>hits the other one...
Congratulations you two left footed mad lad!

He also has a second try with Wales, that time with a pal.

>>41393
17 mile journey

nigga pls

>>41412
The point is to cross it in as perfectly straight line as possible, over obstacles - cliffs, bushes, bogs, rivers, lakes, fences, gardens, courtyards, farms, etc -, and not strolling on paved roads and tourist trails.

Man makes pretty detailed models from modelling clay (plastiline), mostly tanks and warships, sometimes with motors and working guns, and then destroys them with fireworks and flammable liquids

In Russian, but may be enjoyable without commentary.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=K6xonlLQQdQ [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=J245MO5Xw-0 [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=LNpT-DFZPN8 [Embed]

https://youtube.com/watch?v=9T2XAkYQ8dg [Embed]

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCceRF31v3FVVdWowf2knB9A/videos

>>43219
That's a nice assburger hobby. When I was a kid wanted to make a roman style city. I only managed the walls, aqueducts, and a couple of amphitheatres. The project needed more raw materials, but didn't have.
I see he uses cardboard pieces to stiffen the models. He has to be careful in the case of the ship to distribute the putty even. Oh, yeah, he throws petards at it. This much action Russian ships did not see since Tsushima.
Breddy gud, gonna watch a couple of these. Maybe use them as pre-show entertainment on Movie Nights.

I have a few gayming youtube channels I can recommend

First channel

ThorHighHeels: is from a Dutch youtuber who reviews really obscure videogames and gives really thoughtful analysis on games in general
https://www.youtube.com/user/ThorHighHeels

Killian Experience is a Swedish youtuber who makes parody reviews using Swedish humour. If you're into that
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjdQaSJCYS4o2eG93MvIwqg


EmptyHero: a sassy blak man giving long winded comedy and parody game reviews
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnnhaLC5JHdAO5ugFvbYNLA

>>21590
Nice. I know like half of these, but the other ones are good too

>>43260
>ThorHH
Watched a bit of his
>FF7R & RE3: Remaking games that have "aged poorly"
video.
Good to listen of his ramblings.

>Killian Experience
He needs a deeper voice. But it is funny. Although hard to find something I recognize or know about so I could relate to his jokes.

>EmptyHero
Again, hard to relate due to lack of knowledge of games. Watched some from the RE3 remake again. Some jokes might be funny, but listening 29 minutes from a chain of jokes is tiring.

>>43274
>Good to listen of his ramblings.

Ya his humor and topics are good

>EmptyHero
>but listening 29 minutes from a chain of jokes is tiring.
He has a few shorter videos around. His Dark Souls 3 video is one of the funniest I've seen

https://youtube.com/watch?v=nz8KJYpRh28 [Embed]

He used to post on 8chan's /v/ board when it was still up. He's actually not black/African, but Italian instead what's the difference though?

>Killian Experience
>He needs a deeper voice.
This is actually how Swedish people talk bernd

Here's extremely aesthetic Chinese propaganda channel. It's a chick do "simple living" things, like harvesting soybeans and making sauce from it, or general gardening and cooking. More popular videos are watched by over 50 million users (supposedly). The whole thing is very professionally produced.
https://tube.cadence.moe/channel/UCoC47do520os_4DBMEFGg4A
https://www.youtube.com/c/cnliziqi/videos

Examples:
https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=3KfvUCKxCts
https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=3mCeQLqB7TQ
(If video doesn't work even after a couple of reloads, link to youtube is just below.)

>>44217
>More popular videos are watched by over 50 million users (supposedly).
There is very simple trick to boost video views: make sure that your videos are being played on the screens in hardware stores.

It is rumoured that a large part of views on music videos are in fact from such automatic playback.

>>44219
Maybe, but I think it's just that people tend to make playlists with songs on Youtube and listen to them through that so they may 'watch' the same video numerous times, it's why Touhou renditions will have millions of views sometimes.

>>44219
In case of the Chinese they can just order their subordinates in the state apparatus ask their Weibo friends to watch their vids generating couple mil views.
Is that a sure trick? The hardware in hardware stores connect to the internet via the hardware stores' local network through one gateway which means it's just one node that connects to youtube, with one IP. And there are two ways to count the views: all views, or views per unique user. I think public videos measure the amount of the unique users, and when new dl requests come from the same IP, the counter doesn't tick more (unlike unlisted vids where every view counts). (Also hardware store isn't the name of stores which sell tools and power tools?)
And perhaps. Manipulators might "just" need to start the ball rolling, and youtube's trending category and algorithm can take care rest, and the manipulators "just" have to play shepherd and nudge things to keep the ball rollin.

Btw these >>44217 videos are breddy gud, but they feel artificial.
All the perfectly caught details. How they keep that chick in the center of the focus by making her speech the loudest and how they hide the other actors by showing their faces very little. How she is the hero of every work procedure, how she's taking care of the others around her...
I need to see more vids, I only watched one in full, and a couple others I just clicked through the scenes. And I'd very much like to see some behind the scenes footage.
One weird happening in the pig processing video: when she prepares the large chunks of meat and the dog walks around, its interest peaked by all those food, at one point we can hear the dog squeak then in the next cut the old women is holding the dog tightly. Obviously the dog was either underfoot and maybe stepped on it by accident (by cameramen or director or whoever) or was too nosy at the meat and was smacked. Either way the old hag most likely was instructed to hold the dog as if it was a dear pet. That shot doesn't looked genuine at all ofc.

>>44217
I don't see how this is a propoganda. Maybe anything other than showing smog of Shangai or mistreated minorities is propoganda for you but I disagree.

>>44219
It's actually funny thing because pretty much all shitty spotify videos are boosted this way and it's nothing chinese specific, I wouldn't suprise if big western countries like US doing it more than china despite the lower population.

>>44223
In Chinese villages people never heard of Youtube, nor it is accessible to them, so they won't make scenic videos about their daily lives to upload there. But they won't do it even to their video sharing sites. Especially not with this quality, and precisely set up, directed, and cut. Most of the videos are CC, this channel doesn't paddle anything, the vids aren't documentary.
Those videos are obviously created by the Chinese state or a company contracted by the Chinese state to influence the countries image in the eye of foreign public. This propaganda technique is literally called "country image building" in Hungarian, I'm not sure what's the proper English term. Many other stuff fits in this category like organizing a Euro Cup tournament (or just get to provide a stadium like this year).
I bet a bunch of channel like this exist from various countries. I dunno why you find it unbearable that I pointed it out in this case, especially since that is the most characteristic description of those videos.

>>44224
Pretty sure they heard it and I'm also pretty sure young people have acess to paid VPNs so there is that, in countries like that people have their ways to reach restricted content and sites, you pick stuff like this all the time in there.

>Those videos are obviously created by the Chinese state or a company contracted by the Chinese state to influence the countries image in the eye of foreign public.
You throw the word obviously so cheaply, sorry but not all these videos are propoganda you act like wumaos thinking any critic of china is lapdog of USA, it's bullshit sorry.

What happens is here most likely a well off Chinese making money from appealing for westerns stupid orientalism dream, westerns love when orientals practice their "original culture" and don't get in their way in any possible way like political or economical rivalry stuff. It's like a circus for them they go there wank to the sugarcoated backwards show amuse themselves but in the end fuck off to their country, praise the government which turned the country into circus. It's one of the reason why Japanese hate western weaboos vehemently.

Anyway I've seen such videos also in scandinavia, these are not propoganda it's just people are making money for letting you watch "magic". The more you accustomed to live in industrial shithole place the more you likely to fall for it.

>>44217
It's not Propaganda, I'm not sure how professionally produced it is either(it's getting easier and easier to make things look like that). I can believe that 50 million would watch it, it's Youtube after all they watch all kinds of things and rural Chinese life would be interesting to many people.

>>44224
She could be in Taiwan(real China) or just a girl who can afford a camera phone or it may even be a Chinese group that has done it to make money like a TV show(I don't know about that though but I did not watch enough of it). Youtube is full of stuff like that. Funny story that kind is related to that but kind of is not, not long ago some Australian Youtuber 'Political Commentator' called Friendly Jordie was arrested for stalking politicians, well he was not but his producer was, I didn't really watch any of his videos but from what I saw it was a guy Australian posting but verbally into a camera and the reason he was in trouble was for harassing politicians in public but even this guy had a producer.

More Interesting Channels.

Moth Light Media He talks about evolution of animals.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOh5Ht3eB4914hMUfJkKa9g

Atlas Pro he talks about Atlases

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz1oFxMrgrQ82-276UCOU9w

The B1M He talks about Buildings and Projects.

https://www.youtube.com/user/TheB1MLtd



And some Music channels.

Yo Kaze

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCycjmrRpDoLY0p_rHeLDCRw

Elegant Sister

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UChPsCwzLIghlUKodG5zijfA

Phoenix Kappashiro

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmGMR_bG6xx9AAiPbxTr_RQ

>>44227
>>44230
+1 Social Credit

>>44227
As long as you're pretty sure.
>What happens is here most likely...
Exactly, influencing people. Propaganda.
>I've seen such videos also in scandinavia
Well, define "such".

>>44230
>It's not
It is.
>I can believe that 50 million would watch it
I've never said 50 million views were cheated.
>She could be in Taiwan
She says in one vid she's in China, Zhōngguó, 中国
>or just a girl who can afford a camera phone
You really should watch at least one of her videos.

Like the pig processing one. Doing that takes a whole day work for a whole family - although Hungarians do more with a pig, not "just" salting big chunks and making sausage. There is no time with fiddling with scenes. If any of you tried to record anything in your lives would know that scenes have to be re-recorded several times (I did, although it was only audio, featured two people beside me, had to record a take like 20 times, every fuking thing goes wrong all the time). Plus creating the set that it shows what it should and it looks good. On a random day it isn't guaranteed that just lights will be satisfactory for every scene. Doing that whole vid about processing the meat had to take days, but you cannot process one pig that long, it needed to be done. Which means they worked with several pigs and had bunch of spoilage/wastage. No farmer can afford that unless he is a pig farmer with many workers.
The whole thing is set and directed, and they even have to take care it looks natural (which isn't).

Here's an interesting video about what it takes for bushgraft channels doing their scenic shit "spontaneously":
https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=npVe3jvRZKE

>>44232
>The Problem With the USA's Borders
I'm gonna watch that. But maybe that channel has some info about the area of my current limited interest: Africa, and more closely the Sahel region. Perhaps can offer more to understand the dealings of Mali and Chad and the others.

Stumbled upon this channel, wonder what's this about. Some videos have English subs.
https://tube.cadence.moe/channel/UCaOX92fHiqXh8aivnL6xkEQ

Some throat singing.
https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=5fmjxzD6WCk
https://youtube.com/watch?v=5fmjxzD6WCk [Embed]

Border control?
https://tube.cadence.moe/watch?v=dWl-bj_7Gz0
https://youtube.com/watch?v=dWl-bj_7Gz0 [Embed]

>>44642
>Border control?

Interesting that they still use Soviet/Russian tech (like UAZ-es in video), not Chinese.

>>44643
Well, they use horses too. They utilize what is at hand. They maybe also don't want to overly rely on just Chinese stuff.
That UAZ like van was seemed new. But I see they use other Russian vehicles, like that Kamaz and others.
The structure of the video feels weird with the soldiers having conversations like they'd explain stuff to each other.
I wonder what kind of traffic goes through their "green" border. They don't even have other neighbour just China and Russia.

How accurate is this?
https://youtube.com/watch?v=4dyCo_zQGAs [Embed]

>>45401
It is accurate.
In '44/45 too many things are going on, and ofc I don't know every detail how changes occured.
The wording of the texts are also ok.

>>45401
Also the real heavy losses weren't during Case Blue, but during the Soviet offensive of 1943 January, resulting in the destruction of the whole 2nd army. I did not notice this event coming up.
Maybe two other offensive could have been mentioned. The 1st army's participation against Iasi-Kishinov, and the 3rd army's toward South Transylvania.

Sharing a few more yt channels I liek

Life of Boris - Wacky and funny Russian guy. Lots of Slav cooking and gaming

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCS5tt2z_DFvG7-39J3aE-bQ

NFKRZ - Another Russian youtuber. vlogs mostly about Russia, the USSR, and Eastern Europe

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC19xLluI7dG093Gmw57BhHw

Redlettermedia - mostly movie reviews done by burgers. They're most famous ones are the Star Wars reviews. Which are raly well thought out.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCrTNhL_yO3tPTdQ5XgmmWjA

FoeKoe - a wacky and losurandum youtuber that sounds liek a Swedish Pyrocynical. I don't know where he's from.

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmTPhoY-bYX2PKU03IKcKcA

The Act man - Mainly gaming commentary. Funy american guy

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7WDD6yHgzdqijHluCi1z-Q

RockCock64 - was part of a gaming review group called BESTGAMERSUSA. Which was pretty popular in 4chan's /v/ board when they debuted, and even got invited to the annual /v/ awards a few times. But, they split up afterwards because they never really got along. Now it's only him

https://www.youtube.com/c/ROCKCOCK64

Kreal tube - Another wacky and funy videogame reviewer. Pretty high quality animation in all of his videos

https://www.youtube.com/c/KrealTube

I searched for backyard bushcraft because in outdoors circles the term is derogatory for people who pretend going out while the farthest they went is their backyard. Some (many?) yt channels do tricks and use shortcuts when doing their stuff. I expected to found something, a parody channel, but turns out there wasn't any such and by accident some bloke started just recently a channel with that name. It isn't parody at all. First video was uploaded two weeks ago, and he explains he was inspired by various 'tubers and begin doing "bushcraft" in his backyard to learn outdoors skills. Which is commendable. I wanted to comment something encouraging, but don't use youtube itself.
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UCOKuz_ytw3G_jgDpuuV1yDQ
(Invidious because yt is sluggish thit on my potato and CloudTube loads the videos slow sadly.)

>>46213
Gonna check those out sometimes.

>>46213
>NFKRZ - Another Russian youtuber. vlogs mostly about Russia, the USSR, and Eastern Europe

>Dendy: Russia's Fake Nintendo Console
>not having original dendy in video

Pleb.

ARTGER - mostly food from Mongolia, looks interesting
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UC_yXGNJDvXRd7041L8Gkw9g

Bear Independent - not sure about this, have not watch enough to judge - so I put this here so won't forget (have I forget anything that I put on kc to check it? I can't remember) -, but he suggested the channel above...
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UC8Ai_AYmlh9sHRjhX5EqO-A

>>46223
OMG. so retro

>>46233
will look at this later

>>46219
>I searched for backyard bushcraft because in outdoors circles the term is derogatory for people who pretend going out while the farthest they went is their backyard. Some (many?) yt channels do tricks and use shortcuts when doing their stuff. I expected to found something, a parody channel, but turns out there wasn't any such

It's real niche so maybe you'll have a hard time finding it

>>46213
>Life of Boris
I realized I know this channel. It's too... condensed.
>NFKRZ
This I would watch but he talks too much and too quick, and too many cuts. So just one video for one sitting.
>Redlettermedia
I know about these guys. Not sure if I watched anything in full.
>the gaming channels
I really have to be curious what they say about game I'm interested in to actually watch these. Kinda like:
>Skyrim VR by RockCock64
The music is horrible tho.

Found this accidentally. Country Life Vlog.
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UCIix6MklfJFywa_36iDj8Sw
https://youtube.com/channel/UCIix6MklfJFywa_36iDj8Sw
Check this video out:
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=jpfYDzOm6us
https://youtube.com/watch?v=jpfYDzOm6us [Embed]
Looks great.
Seems they are Turkish, but did some google translating (the occasional subtitles) and the language not 100% checking out. Maybe they are ex-soviet Turks, somewhere in Central Asia. Use of the samovar suggest that too (I dunno how popular/traditional in other countries, my family has a samovar too).

I have to tell you, Bernd, this one reminds me of that Chinese Liziqi channel somewhere further up. Looked into other videos, very good quality, some tiny moments caught on camera (like offering a bite for a playful cat) just in the right time from the right angle. 100% it is produced. But also I believe that these people in the videos are just those, unlike that Chinese chick who is the main hero on that channel, and who is 110% a culture officer of the CCP. (Still those are good videos too, I don't deny the quality and entertainment, I'm just saying they are professionally produced.)
I wonder how many of these channels exist and who does this, who is "behind" them, who utilizes the crew, the equipment, the expertise.

>>47557
Apparently Azerbaijan.

Luke Smith
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UC2eYFnH61tmytImy1mTYvhA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2eYFnH61tmytImy1mTYvhA

Lotsa stuff here. IT (Linux, webdev, sysadmin stuff, etc.), crypto, politics, philosophy, religion, whatever. Many memes, ranting against webbloat and soydevving, blahblah. Bunch of interesting stuff he says, easy to agree with. He also explains stuff simply.
Relatively old channel, 5 years.
He also has website linked everywhere.

>>47734
>Luke Smith

Nice. You should try looking into Linus Tech tips, techquickie and Marques Brownlee. They're pretty good. The last channel especially

https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UCXuqSBlHAE6Xw-yeJA0Tunw

https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UC0vBXGSyV14uvJ4hECDOl0Q
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UCBJycsmduvYEL83R_U4JriQ

>>47747
>Linus Tech tips, techquickie
Earlier I watched some videos. Since those are always on the invidious instances front page...
I don't like them. I find that Luke bloke and what he says relatable. Haven't listened any of his longer vids, because how he speaks it is a bit tiring.
>Marques Brownlee
He has bunch of phone stuff and overpriced gadgetcrap that shouldn't exit. I have no interest in that. I do not even have a smartphone (well this isn't entirely true, I just don't use it, because it turned out no linux OSs support the hardware).
Despite these aren't really for my taste I appreciate the suggestions and maybe others will find something in them.

>>47762
>>47762
tbh those channels are more zoomer and normie friendly than others.

>Despite these aren't really for my taste I appreciate the suggestions and maybe others will find something in them.
thanks!

>because it turned out no linux OSs support the hardware
But there is an option for that I think? I can't remember what it was though. F-Droid maybe?

Eat the bugs...
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=oT4-VNdca98
https://youtube.com/watch?v=oT4-VNdca98 [Embed]
...and you'll be happy.

>>48246
Nah don't like that bernd.

Found a new channel. Actually was recommended by Survival Russia in two of his videos. Hmm.
The videos have good footage.
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UCxI8Jb5POhbgdPENcwrM-cA
https://youtube.com/channel/UCxI8Jb5POhbgdPENcwrM-cA
He's a Russian journalist, he seeks our rarely visited places. The topics seems to be Russia related. What I could piece together is that he was a journalist for a while previously. The videos are nicely edited, most footage seems to come from his own recordings, but he works with a staff, uses drones, can get into places the average mortal might can't get in. I would say the channel has some connection in the structures of the Russian government somewhere, but it's online for 3 months now, and only has 1,7K subscribers, and 10K views tops currently. If there were support they could generate way more views to prop up the channel. I dunno.
Anyway nice videos, good content.

>>48266
He eats the bears too.

>>48278
>He eats the bears too.

How does bear taste like? Like Deer? Like Horse?

>>48317
All wild animals has a distinctive flavor, so moar liek deer. But they have different diet. Bears are carnivores in theory (I would call them omnivores since they eat everything, with a meat preference), and the taste of meat reflects the diet of the specimen.

>>48317
>>48323
Btw that bloke calls that wild animal flavor as "woodsy". Although he uses that adjective for all kindsa stuff.
He was asked how a porykpine tastes.
>ain't like chicken

>>48323
>>48324
>All wild animals has a distinctive flavor, so moar liek deer. But they have different diet.
>and the taste of meat reflects the diet of the specimen.

Yep pretty much

Steve Wallis' "beautiful wife" died a month ago or so. Rest in peace sweet princess.
I haven't posted his channel yet, although I frequently stream his comfy camping videos, which he'll continue to make. Great channel.
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UCSnqXeK94-iNmwqGO__eJ5g
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSnqXeK94-iNmwqGO__eJ5g

These cooking segments of Paul Harrell's are fun watch.
https://invidious.snopyta.org/watch?v=6ldSkZREwjc
https://youtube.com/watch?v=6ldSkZREwjc [Embed]
>cook and taste testing instant meals
>Don't try this at home, I'm what you'd call "a professional"!

Quickly growing fresh channel exploiting the butthurt the woke "movement" causes among incel capeshit and fantasy show enthusiast nerds.
https://invidious.snopyta.org/channel/UCayHmrTQfWTSFjjaAKki4fQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCayHmrTQfWTSFjjaAKki4fQ
I mean he's not wrong.

>>48889
I can't believe these wacky companies keep sending him their foodstuff to review after the first time. Who's going to buy that shit regularly, anyway?

>>49017
He gives honest reviews. He only had real problems with one item in this vid, so a it's a win for the manufacturer.
I like the story with the
>bean component
>beef, diced
Steve1989 also notes these expeditious, military style food descriptions in that particular series of MRE.
Up to this day I do not know what they call it a PAIN hamburger. I have my guesses tho.

>>49017
Ah forgot.
>Who's going to buy that shit regularly, anyway?
It has its market.

>>49020
>>49022
You must surely recognise that his presentation in them is very poor.
>It has its market.
Defence contractors?

>>49024
It's reconstituted food. His opinion is "as good as any such can be", and it is a good review for these. Except that one meal which he spits.
>Defence contractors?
No. Civilians. Tourism, camping, and hiking is a consumerised industry in itself. Bunch of people spend money on all kinds of useless shit, clothing and gear and packaged food, and go glamping with their shit. These types of food packets with Mountain House brand and the others fit into this.
Maybe you don't buy these, maybe I don't buy these, but there are plenty of people out there who do. Mostly Americans, ofc.

I'm thinking about Western Euro markets, if they buy these stuff. Because instant food ofc as popular as anywhere. I dunno what Western Euro hikers would prefer. Most Hungarians will laugh about these things, they probably never heard any of these.

>>49026
We usually just do meat and or seafood on the bbq here. I can't imagine wanting to buy any of that dehydrated stuff unless I were going to a very remote and unfamiliar conflict zone.

>>49027
Their pro is the shelf life, the ease and quickness of preparation. They are also light, so it's good if one can get water and don't need to bring that too.
So those will use something like these who are out for a "longer" (more than 1-3 days) period and don't have the means to keep food cold, and don't have much time for preparing meals. So those who don't camp in place, don't go by car, but are on several days hike on a trail. There might be others, like who create adventures for themselves like the straight line missions GeoWizard does, and ofc larpers, who play survival in their backyard.
In Europe however you walk liek 20 mins and you'll be in a settlement with shops and restaurants. Okay, there are areas, like national parks where this isn't true, and maybe the towns, villages would be out of way or add a considerable amount of distance.

The Ulengovs
https://yewtu.be/channel/UCg0pVEi7hMVSxCbdxeJ0VZA
Quite an ethnographical channel. Russia various folks. Lotsa cooking.
Examples:
1. Samoyeds:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=8COjtY1egvc [Embed]
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=8COjtY1egvc
2. Tatars:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=l3bhrrCCBMs [Embed]
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=l3bhrrCCBMs

Invictus
This channel I dunno if good or not, I still have to watch one video, but I don't have time and I put this here so I'll find it.
https://yewtu.be/channel/UCwO-UgquohXwoe7f0e6lMnw
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwO-UgquohXwoe7f0e6lMnw

>>50450
*Incivta
fix'd

>>50450
>>50456
And I can't listen his whiny voice long. Which sucks because he has long videos. Fucking soyboy get a shot of testosterone or something.

>>50450
I've seen some of it, I watched the true size of the Roman Legion and Mongol Army videos and the recent one about Roman pay and promotion.
It's okay I guess, I have some issues with it but they are minor. But then I have only see three videos.

>>50457
??? They must have different narrators for different videos because that was not the case for the ones I saw.

>>50458
I wanted to watch the Punnic-Graeco war.

Mark SLAV

https://y.com.sb/channel/UCOZxGUr2m9ewUHtk1xVT9Yw

>The most Slavic channel in the world. Slavic reviews, Slavic gaming, Slavic everything and Pure Slavicness as it is

Kinda liek Life of Boris, but more Russian. Fairly new channel too with not a lot of views, but very informative on Russian way of life. I liek the humor and video gags it has. Reminds me of those really old ytmnd videos from the old days of teh internet.

Mayonnaise. What is mayonnaise to Slavs? ► Top mayonnaise food to hate

https://y.com.sb/watch?v=Tyl9ucftlIs

kek, I thought I was the only one who loved mayo like a lot. A little too much

I added another outdoors channel to the list:
Outdoors Unsupervised:
https://yewtu.be/channel/UCzCjoQvfXbVt8n6KO9YLumg
Lotsa "that's what she says jokes" (Tasha sure talks a lot) and outdoors cooking with veggie/fruit stickers left on.
He has another channel, Brandon Da Garbage Disposal Clark, which also has outdoors themes.
https://yewtu.be/channel/UCb_ifQyIzj3_1UtxWdCtixQ

>>50494
I'm fine with mayonec occasionally. Not a great fan of condiments in general.
NFKRZ has a video about Russian accents pulled by Westerners in movies. He inserted a segment of some Russian youtuber talking English, and showing how real Russian sounds, and NFKRZ says it's a overdid. This one sounds like that.

Trying to use Odysee. Sadly Youtube is so large that most of everyone gravitates to there and just a small proportion of them bothers uploading elsewhere. I will collect Odysee channels into this thread, those I watch, and hopefully find in the future.

Starting with NattoSumo.
https://odysee.com/@NattoSumo:0
Paul Harrell
https://odysee.com/@paul_Harrell:a
HistoryLegends
https://odysee.com/@HistoryLegends:6
Defense Politics Asia
https://odysee.com/@DefensePoliticsAsia:7
Real Reporter
https://odysee.com/@RealReporter:e

Louis Rossmann, the bloke who supports right to repair, and oppose subscription based services, purchases whatnot.
https://odysee.com/@rossmanngroup:a

Living Ironically In Europe:
https://odysee.com/@LivingIronicallyinEurope:b

These invidious instances' popular feed always feature these two insufferable noones, the skelli hobo and the grinning pajeet. I got the impression they talk about internet drama, generating more drama. Today their videos really synced up.

I should also collect the alternatives to youtube. Not frontends, like invidious, cloudtube, piped, or whatever, but other video hosting and streaming sites.
Odysee https://odysee.com/
Rumble https://rumble.com/
BitChute https://www.bitchute.com/
Peertube https://joinpeertube.org/ - demo instance: https://peertube.cpy.re/

I also found this Joystream stuff https://www.joystream.org/ but I don't know any instances.

All suffers from the problem that the content is slim, and that mostly those content creators set up shop whom are censored or likely get censored by youtube. Which means low quality political stuff, US republican, conspiracy theorist and the like will be the staple.
On Odysee I got surprised luckily, see the above posts. And there are tech stuff.
Survival Russia has rumble, but I think he puts just a couple of videos there.
BitChute is probably the worse in content I got the impression it really is just pol-tier stuff. And not even endpol-tier but 4chan/pol-tier or 8chan-qanon tier.
Peertube, I think it's too fragmented, can't really discover instances, unless you know someone who hosts his stuff, you won't find it. Liek: https://videos.lukesmith.xyz or https://videos.icum.to/ And anyway from the examples we can conclude only crazy people use it.

I think there is bilibili if someone wants to stare at moonrunes and don't know what's going on.
https://www.bilibili.com
I found Survival Russia here, but videos don't play... I dunno what's going on.
There has to be an Indian site too.

Kaiser Bauch, geography, demography autism.
Channel name is German, I feel his accent bit Indian, but he is actually Czech...
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/channel/UC2e2EM3TEB8J6ctwTFSjYjA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2e2EM3TEB8J6ctwTFSjYjA

Listening this now, What is Central Europe?
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=IDnK-apZp_U

Listened to Survival Shilly.
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=ma9gmDw93CA
They're advising people in the Austrian media to buy and stockpile all kinds of medicines because more illnesses gonna occur since the management of the corona pandemic compromised our immune systems.
The more you know, Bernd.

test

>>51141
At least post a youtube or other video stream channel.

Swiss Policy Research has an Odysee channel:
https://odysee.com/@swprs:3
Their website is full of useful info and links:
https://swprs.org/contents/
They generally observe and analyze propaganda and its usage. They have topics about geopolitics and wars, and covid and such. Recommended.

I did not post this channel here, but I linked at least one video elsewhere (in a politics or Syrian war thread probably, perhaps news), the CaspianReport.
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/channel/UCwnKziETDbHJtx78nIkfYug
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwnKziETDbHJtx78nIkfYug
He often makes a good point and offers information about a great variety of things, usually related to international relations, and does good visualizations. Are things how he presents? As Paul Harrell often says: you be the judge.

Yesterday I found this. Good Times Bad Times. Am I watching the same channel???
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/channel/UCXW9oUSOwt7mcTT5d_5hQcA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCXW9oUSOwt7mcTT5d_5hQcA
CaspianReport precedes this one by a decade. I'm not sure about the quality yet, found a channel yesterday but have not watched a video in full.

>>51335
Okay, still not watched a video in full, listened a bit into several of Good Times Bad Times. To my ear, it pushes Western/American narratives more, in comparison CaspianReport sounds more neutral. I might be wrong but for now this is my impression.
I can't overstate that the format is very similar to CaspianReport, funny.

Geopold - A ytber from Birmingham, UK who travels to a bunch of different countries and cities

https://www.youtube.com/@Geopoldd

Here's a review he did on Hungary. The country looks cozy from what he showed

https://youtube.com/watch?v=AUfLzllYyAI [Embed]

thoughts and onions on this?

>>21590
>Kocayine, for mostly yugoslavian war era songs and similar

Old yt channel got deleted for some reason. Here's the new one

https://www.youtube.com/@Kocayine/featured

>>51713
Heh, the fellas on >>>/ausneets/ asked just the same thing after that video aired. Well, one fella.
I watched it and gave opinion, but that was several threads ago, and won't try to dig it out.
So here's something similar.
He gets things mostly right. Tourists are getting scammed, politics and healthcare is horrible, but food is great (from traditional chow to foreign stuff). Unicum is okay, I'm not a fan, but it's unique for sure.
The country is indeed divided but the rest of the country has things to offer, not just Budapest. Even the smallest villages has now at least 1 thing to stare at for an hour. Yeah won't keep you entertained for a week for sure. But depending on what you are look for it might worth to travel around. My suggestion would be to get a place to sleep, at larger town as a hub for the adventures, and visit nearby places. This plan has the caveat that one needs to know the area, or learn about it beforehand, or have a local with advice or something. Probably car is better than public transport roads might be shitawful tho.
Two good reasons would be for doing so:
1. food, try local variations of a certain dish; for example the home of the fisherman's soup is in the southern part of the country, even has two main significant branch of it in two towns
2. booze, and chiefly I mean wine, Hungary has many wine regions with their local micro-climates and grape/wine types
Beyond this there could be buildings (such as castles), baths (Hungary is full of hot springs and baths built upon 'em), and nature (national parks with unique wildlife), and occasionally happenings (festivals or sporting events).
Major drawback for a foreigner: noone knows English. And this one is not told by Geopold.

>>51720
ack turns out I wasn't the only one that knew of Geopold.

Hungary seems liek a good place to visit on vacation. Sounds like a mini adventure being there

>Major drawback for a foreigner: noone knows English. And this one is not told by Geopold.

Just learn language and bring dictionary + translator app from phone

Problems weren't

>>51738
>ack turns out I wasn't the only one that knew of Geopold.
Well all these fags: Geopold, Living Ironically in Europe, Gattsu, NFKRZ, and perhaps others are basically 4chan/pol/int escapees. So they ought to be known on imageboards.
>Hungary seems liek a good place to visit on vacation.
Don't come here it's horrible!
>Just learn language
This. Here even babbies learn it.

>>51713
All these meme obsessed channel owners are certified retards and this guy provides another proof by existing.

If there is a god out there, may he spare me from thinking 4chan/reddit humor is funny and you get decent knowledge from there.

>>51755
Recently NFKRZ described his content as "slop". On one hand it's another meme, on the other hand it grabs the essence of these videos.
>get decent knowledge
As far as ~15 minutes videos go they give some idea. I don't expect a real history lesson from Living Ironically in Europe but about countries I know very little about he gives a general impression.
I'm not defending them, I'm thinking about expectations, and in their case mine isn't high.
To be honest actual documentaries on youtube that hour+ long in topics that books were written enough to fill a tiny library (e.g. Napoleonic wars), these also can feel lackluster if I inflate my expectations high.

Speaking of which. Recently came across a channel on odysee (i believe it's on youtube too), that might be good. I watched a video and that was okay. I can't find it.

>>51756
>>51756
>. I don't expect a real history lesson from...
You don't but so many do, hence the retarded comments infests internet.

>but about countries I know very little about he gives a general impression.
Sugarcoated term for delusion of knowledge. Pretty much every country I've travelled were much more and different from the "general impression" which are often agenda driven or just plainly ignorant. It promotes shallowness and people won't give up on it as long as their idiotic beliefs are challenged, it's how it works. I wish I could just lay back but no, ignorants are only so get emboldened by lack of challenge.

>>51758
Here's my opinion of that Geopold video: >>51720 I wrote what he got right and wrote about the shortcomings too. It's an okay video and enough for foreigners to paint a picture in their own mind if they wish.
Or here's Living Ironically in Europe's video about the Treaty of Trianon
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=xMYdZAbfi0M
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xMYdZAbfi0M [Embed]
A lot more can be told, a bunch of caveats and corrections can be added, but it touches key points and after that 13 minutes an average Westerner will know infinitely more than he knew before.
>agenda driven
What isn't? Proper documentaries are like that too. Full books were written, and are getting written just to create certain impressions. Lots of them are considered objective scientific works. Especially on the field of humanities.

If you expect people to be well educated in every possible topic you have to prepare for constant disappointments.

After you did some generalized opinions, such as
>channel owners are certified retards
What are your main concerns about - for example - that specific Geopold video? What he gets wrong? How your impression differs from your visit to Hungary?

>>51762
>What isn't?
Utopian fallacy

> Lots of them are considered objective scientific works.
Humanities is just one step away from these idiots which I don't consider an achievement.

Statistics hardly ever provide full picture, ignoring economics(which is closest thing to pass as science in social science), neither infotaintment and such videos.

We need a thing called 'eyetest' if you're not familiar with the term, it's mostly used by sports community in US, emphasizing shortcomings of statistics dependency and only watching highlights, in this case this video is more or less equivalent of highlights.

I understand social science is way more complicated than sports, but the reason sports emphasize eyetest is not because they're simpler, it's because there are stakes for getting things right. Meanwhile no social scientist, youtuber, social media shill or local ignorant get punished for getting things wrong but only speaking against certain norms.

Social scientists benefit from this, because with that they can have more status despite not achieving shit. People wrongfully think almost all clases try their best to do what they're obliged but we know that's not true.

My general opinion is just, it caters to stereotypes by morons indulging in to stereotypes. It almost always get increasingly ignorant and even hostile for every inch they get away from western europe.

I have internet, which is a great asset, if you use it for getting more glorified grandpa hearsays that's on you.

Simply not watching these type of channels and listening to the most of the humanity degree idiots who lost their touch with reality is criminally underrated. Simply not thinking in their terms, being devoid of intellectual mediocrity is a huge asset, not to mention better for social gains wise, as they're mostly bitter or passive aggressive people vastly overestimating themselves. Not falling for middle intelligence traps such as this, is a virtue and reward itself.

>>51765
You mean utopian fallacy is not agenda driven?
I get it you don't like 'em. But this is what can be read from all these lines you posted:
>In this moment, I am euphoric. [...] because, I am enlightened by my intelligence.

>>51768
Atleast you tried fam.

>>51771
It's literally it. You just call everyone and idiot.

>>51773
I didn't, but if you take offense that's your problem. I can't please everyone.

>>51774
You are projecting now. You were the one who got offended by that video. Still don't know why, for you did not present your differing views about Hungary/the tourist experience of Hungary - which Geopold made the video of.
You simply blabbering about morons and idiots, and grumbling about reddit humour. Your whole point is that your taste is patrician and everyone else is pleb. It's a meme itself in written form.

>>51775
You seem really sentimental and despite I replied why your points are wrong, commiting utopian fallacy and how should we inform ourselves, you resorted to damage control as you simply have nothing to contribute.

Not to mention you call people bots when they hold different opinion, so you're not in position to complain "you call everyone idiot" nor have any legit reason to do so.

If you want an echo chamber where your views are not challenged you're welcome to have it. If I was a fedora, I would certainly create a small echo chamber and circlejerk endlessly, where there are no meaningful discussions happen.

>>51776
>you call people bots when they hold different opinion
Now you're really just making up things. We call that lying irl.

Interview with Paul Harrell by GarandThumb:
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=ANdUqpCW2SM
https://youtube.com/watch?v=ANdUqpCW2SM [Embed]
He looks as can be expected.

This dude talks a lot about privacy and anonymity:
https://odysee.com/@RobBraxmanTech

So invidious has problems, but Piped (such instance as https://watch.leptons.xyz ) seems working.
https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped

>>51840
Or not.
On that particular instance some videos are working, others aren't. Different instances works less.

They fixed invidious. Well they adapted the code I assume to the changes youtube made. Or youtube returned to previous state.

Crazy Neighbour died too.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=vxKgUgqqY2w
https://youtube.com/watch?v=vxKgUgqqY2w [Embed]

>>51844
Most of the instances aren't working for me right now. Dunno about anyone else

>>51876
Was same yesterday. A Finnish one worked stable, now yewtu.be is fine today.

>>51774
>>51773
>>51771
>>51780
>>51776
Oghey oghey we're just having some srs discussions. pls be courteous with your KC topics bernds. pls.

>>51880
>Was same yesterday. A Finnish one worked stable, now yewtu.be is fine today.

Now they're all down it seems. None of them are working for me

Also
Glad to see you're back Turkeybernd >>51755

Can you please comment (and like and subscribe) on my recent post involving a few Turkish girls I met.

>>51481
>Small story about 2 girls that were visiting my city from Turkey.

>One was raly nice and had a husband. But she looked raly overworked and tired most of the time. She worked in a hotel and went to visit Turkey a lot.

>The other girl was raly whore-ish. And she always told everyone around my social group how much she hated Islam in regular conversation (being srs), was super Atheist, ate pork all the time out of spite. She was also liek hyper feminist. Kind of a weird experience dealing with her. She even hated Muslim men and Turks too.


Pls extrapolate your opinions

>>51913
>Now they're all down it seems.
They are. This pissing me off a bit. I think youtube is fucking with the code again, they jihading adblockers those faggots.
Piped seems working (liek https://watch.leptons.xyz). For now.

>>51918
I don't think that's Turkbernd.
Could be the guy from bernd.group who mods the site and posts with Turkball soemtimes, but I don't think he is from Turkey.
Could be the Bernadette from >>>/agatha2/ who is apparently studies in Turkey.

Tasting History with Max Miller
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/channel/UCsaGKqPZnGp_7N80hcHySGQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsaGKqPZnGp_7N80hcHySGQ
It's a cooking channel which offers a historical background for each meal he makes.
Here's so called "Boyardee Spaghetti Sauce" - which comes in cans (I don't think we have that here):
https://invidious.protokolla.fi/watch?v=xaCuMfY59u0
https://youtube.com/watch?v=xaCuMfY59u0 [Embed]

>>51920
Looks like invidious is working now. But anything can happen in the future

>>51921
>I don't think that's Turkbernd.

Probably not. Turkeybernd is more cheeky to banter with and funy :DDD

>>52011
Youtube shaking up things a lot this year.
>Turkeybernd
Or perhaps he got sour and disillusioned. I hope not.

Neutrality Studies, I think this is a German dude.
https://yewtu.be/channel/UCHdLVKdAeG6zAeZMGZh91bg
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHdLVKdAeG6zAeZMGZh91bg

About the latest NATO summit and China.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=KX7cKutuhYA
Featuring hilarious NYT article.

Brave Belly. Professional eater.
https://yewtu.be/channel/UCbVt6RN1TSiPocfRATAL65w
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbVt6RN1TSiPocfRATAL65w

He's eating Hungarian MRE here:
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=uUnhvKqc6M8
Our army picked well with those canned items, that company makes solid meals, very edible, tastes fine. He did right to add salt, because they lack in that for my taste, especially compared to some other canned food, which are full of sodium.
The weird packet of seasoning is tomato soup. I laffed a bit when he added to the mix, but actually fits the flavor since both those meals can (and probably does) contain tomato. And paprika.
The liver pate is also fine.

>>52216
He is Polish!

>>52017
>Youtube shaking up things a lot this year.
They still are though

>Turkeybernd
>Or perhaps he got sour and disillusioned. I hope not.

Me neither. But people come and go from imageboards. Just like real life. So we can't really do much except hope the best for Turkeybernd

>>52296
>Just like real life. So we can't really do much except hope the best for Turkeybernd

*In whatever he decides to do

Also, where's the book thread bernds? Can't find it. maybe we should get a general sticky thread with every active thread in it. More organized assburger discussions

>>52298
>book thread:
>>22380
I've also read many things. I might write something.

Fuck this list got really short suddenly.

>>52300
Thanks
>>52317
inorite? This sucks. All my invidious bookmarks aren't working now, or need to be changed to a different domain.

>>52342
yewtube has a stably working invidious instance now. And the list got a bit longer.
Worth to note. These guys:
https://perennialte.ch/
... run alternative frontends for all kinds of services. Very interesting. They have invidious instance. I tried Mozhi - a translation frontend which should unify a bunch of translation services (such as Google, DeepL, Libre Translate) - too, but it does not work quite well. Expect a mixed bag.

SandRhoman History
https://yewtu.be/channel/UC7pr_dQxm2Ns2KlzRSx5FZA
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7pr_dQxm2Ns2KlzRSx5FZA
From the titles he covers interesting topics. I don't know about the actual content. His accent is almost insufferable for me.

I watched this about the Chinese siege of the Russian held Albazin and it was okay. He compares Chinese and European fortification - he seemed do well -, and tried to explain why Chinese siege practices different, why they evolved differently - here he failed, he did not make it clear the insertion of the sponsored content was also unfortunate.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=7DcUVcvpV0E
https://youtube.com/watch?v=7DcUVcvpV0E [Embed]

This one here he compares the longbow with the crossbow.
https://yewtu.be/watch?v=dO_8ZQ37D4Y
https://youtube.com/watch?v=dO_8ZQ37D4Y [Embed]
At not one point he mentions that longbow was used by folks in a limited geographical area: the dudes on the Small Island, and even there it was a Welsh weapon, who levied longbow troops to the English kings as their liege lord. It wasn't like:
>I'm Henry the XXIInd
>I have Londonum
>and now I'll raise 2000 longbowmen here
>click
Continental Europe did not manufacture and use longbows. They had "bows" and that's it. Crossbows were superior to that. It's just bows could be used by any levied peasant. They had that at home. They hunted in the communal used woods with 'em, or poached in their liege lord's forest.
He has such a twisted Anglo view.

>>52370
I regularly see that channel be recommended to me, I don't remember if I have watched anything they made or not. There are many channels that look like that and I don't really watch them so it's hard to tell them apart.

Russian's aren't really European.

Longbows are good weapons, they are fast firing and powerful so they can cut down cavalry charges by shooting the horses out from under them.
It's more about culture than anything else, the English had a culture of Archery that Europe didn't. Villages and towns had communal archery grounds that people would gather at to practice, kind of like a sport or a social venue(The king also made this longbow practice mandatory at some point).

The French did have Scottish long bowman fight for them and they also tried implementing an English style of training for archers where they got villages to train with them and made them liable to be called up in times of war. I don't know if these French Longbowmen were ever used in combat though.

I found a Wikipedia article on the French archers I was talking about.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Franc-archer

It says they were archers and does not actually say they were Longbowman though but I think they probably were. And the Book that I read about it in the first place said they were Longbowmen(War Bows by Mike Loades, which is currently being used to raise up my computer monitor).

>>52371
>Russian's aren't really European.
But the fort they built at Albazin was.
>fast firing
Well they are fast as any other bow. The video examines the question of rate of fire and concludes, the rate of fire might have been largely irrelevant.
The longbowmen in European history had only any impact during the 100 Years War. Firearms already started to appear and the whole thing was gone. Btw there were battles, fought with the same setup, same tactics as Crécy, and the French knights won just fine, I can recall some from the Aquitane front, I can't be arsed to search for them.

>>52373
I would say that rate of fire was hugely important, that's also what most things I have read say(such as the book I mentioned before). And it makes sense, an archer has a limited window to fire at oncoming cavalry before they close, he needs to do as much damage as possible in that window.

Longbowmen were also used by the Landsknecht, well it was something like a longbow I think it might have been even bigger but is seems like it was more of a speciality weapon and not many of them used it. They were used by the English in conflicts other than the 100 years was as well, for example they were quite successful in some battles against the Scottish. The Longbowmen would create weak points in formations of Scottish pikes and the English cavalry would charge in and exploit these weak points.

Yes, firearms made the longbow obsolete. That's probably why we don't hear much about French archers, they were introduced in 1448 so they were already probably too late. Apparently they did see some combat though.

>>52374
The video argues that bows were a weapon to harass the enemy, to force them into action (an early charge for example) or withdrawal more than a weapon that used to kill (which were the crossbows). Bows were used throughout the whole battle.
He also claims. Also firing is quite tiring for the bowmen, so if not in the practical tests done recently they probably did not fire in rapid succession. He mentions the difficulty of supplying that many arrows too.
I think what isn't mentioned in the video (and which does not contribute to the individual rate of fire discussion much) is the importance of volleys, that archers and crossbowmen firing together a large number of missiles. Think of the recollection of the Persian incursions into the old Hellas. How it was noted that their arrows darkened the sky.
As for the ammo supply. There is some data how much arrows were fired by the Parthians at Carrhae. A lot ofc, brought by thousands of pack animals (I think they used camels for that). All right the Persia was larger military machine than Medieval England, but there was will they took enough arrows.

>They were used by the English in conflicts other than the 100 years was as well
Umm, those skirmishes barely larger than the clashes of football firms of '80s are don't count. I don't even know how are they part of military history at all.

Firerarms made pretty much any bows obsolete. The loud noises are better for posturing.

>>52376
I can understand what he is saying and he isn't strictly wrong but what he is talking about refers more to cavalry archers than to Long-bowmen. Off the top of my head I can't really recall a battle that Longbowmen won by harassing a defending enemy to make them charge.

Whether Longbows or even crossbows were a weapon to kill or a weapon to harass is complicated given that the damage they both can do varies overtime as armour gets better and as crossbows get better and even as Longbows increase in draw weight. But most test have shown that neither can punch through plate armour. But the main advantage of the Longbow was that it shot the horses out from under enemy cavalry which caused a lot of chaos. Yes, shooting a longbow is exhausting, people like Mike Loades think that it would be a very fast but short and exhausting kind of event, they also don't think they would be shooting in volleys but instead each archer would be shooting as fast as he himself could. And that makes sense because there isn't much of a window for archers to shoot at an oncoming cavalry charge.

>Umm, those skirmishes barely larger than the clashes of football firms of '80s are don't count. I don't even know how are they part of military history at all.
There are some pretty major campaigns and wars as well, like wars against Scotland as mentioned but also the war of the roses and wars in Portugal and stuff. An English royal also brought an army that included many Longbowmen crusading alongside the Teutonic order and they did fairly well.

Paul Harrell has passed away
https://youtube.com/watch?v=M-gZuFcEu0E [Embed]

>>52384
RIP

>>52384
Sudden. He seemed fairly all right in recent videos.
I can't promise but I'll do my best to avoid trying pancreatic cancer at home and leave it to the professionals.
May the earth be light to him.

Well youtube fucked up invidious and piped big time. Nothing works at the moment. Sucks monkey balls.
Hopefully a fix is coming soon.
But then youtube will try fuck it up again. And they can do it.

Goddamit, Matt.
https://inv.nadeko.net/watch?v=VvfgtfNbk3c
https://youtube.com/watch?v=VvfgtfNbk3c [Embed]
Not sure what can be said. I really appreciating his videos, he is a great lad.

Google/youtube is wrecking Invidious.
Up till yesterday I could use at least for browsing channels. Then I used yt-dlp to dl the video and watch it locally. Now when I open a channel on an invidious instance I got 400 error...
Fuck youtube seriously.

Huh, Piped works (such as https://watch.leptons.xyz) what is this black magic?

>>52551
>Need to sign up to view videos

Ack bernd

>>52550
>Now when I open a channel on an invidious instance I got 400 error...

Nitter is also down permanently. It was a third party service for using Twitter. It was really good too. Shame it died though.

https://nitter.cz/

>>52568
These days I'm browsing videos on invidious, and use yt-dlp to get the video. But after a while I get error, apparently youtube limits the request rates, and I think their Invidious instance run out of it.
When that happens I use piped to browse. Problem is on pipe I don't see option to order videos. So the two platform has to be mixed depending on usecase, not to abuse invidious' limits...
Almost getting to the point when its just simpler to bite the bullet and suffer on the youtube.

There was one nitter instance that worked reliably. Was a short downtime when Musk got the 5 minutes and shut xtwitter in, but that's over.