Has always been a cat and mouse game for more than 6 years. There will always be a way as long as google doesn't implement something like "device integrity" in order to watch youtube videos.
The analog hole. As long as human eyes can perceive the video, there will always be a way to preserve it, even if we need to fall back to analog (we wont, probably).
Yeah but it's hard to find such specific stuff on social media.
This tool is like a guest book that people can write when they leave the guest house. These messages can be read by new guest and give inspiration or joy.
But maybe it doesn't exist and I should create it.
We need some kind of anti-kafka internet bill of rights which forces platforms to disclose why you've been banned at a granular level of detail. This would make their job harder to keep up with spammers/abuse and might cut into their profits, but I royally don't give any fucks about that.
