Yeah it does seem to have lost steam somewhat (as a regular reader and infrequent commenter)
Hibsbollah used to post on it fairly regularly, but now that it’s pointed out, I haven’t seen them posting much at all recently, hope they’re ok
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YouTube adverts, they’re getting worse. More of them, more frequently and some of them are obnoxiously long.
Apparently, and I'm not sure if this is true, but, if a youtuber uses copyright music the owner can ask for adverts to monetize the video and allow them to receive some payments.
I also believe that adverts kick in after a certain number of subscribers.
I totally agree, some of my favourites are no longer watchable with advertising every 10 minutes or so.
It's possible to watch YouTube without ads but I've forgotten how. The instructions were in Computer Active magazine I think.
If using Android, download the YouTube Vanced app. Looks and feels just like YouTube but without ads.
On iOS, Windows, etc. download the Brave browser. Not quite as good an experience as Vanced but no ads.
I've also sometime found using a VPN stops them but not all the time.
I think they became free when Waverley Station toilets became free. I think the mall charged in the first place to stop rail users just using them to avoid paying in the station. I've not used the toilets in Waverley for a while, are they still free, or is it a Scotrail-operated station wide thing that they've reintroduced charging for the toilets?
We got caught out a few months ago at Queen Street with them requiring cash to use them so ended up going to the Wetherspoons on George Sq instead.
Edinburgh traffic.
Picking up a brand new pedalec and the store hasn't bothered to charge the battery.
My Wife leaving the cludgie seat down after using it
Boomerang on Instagram or whatever they choose. Just makes me feel nauseous
The "revamped" Evening News. There is now more colour, more pictorial and even more lifestyle and health stuff. In other words more Eye Candy.
The editor, a week ago, said in her mission statement that they can no longer compete with instant news from the web and TV/radio, and so the News will be examining what's behind the main stories and how it affects us all in this great city whose cause the News will be shouting from the rooftops.
She said that twice actually. Poor editing?