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r/teenagers is the biggest community forum run by teenagers for teenagers. Our subreddit is primarily for discussions and memes that an average teenager would enjoy to discuss about.
I thought these channels were getting removed by guidelines but they keep appearing. Channels that buy illegal bot comments and subs to otherwise cheat the system for more view time. 13 3. r/youtubedrama: From mildly infuriating to serious crimes - we aggregate only the best, juiciest drama from YouTube.
It is a game changer. Creators that are on camera, just simply get way more offers in their emails, and they convert better for brands, and make more money from sponsors over the year. 4. Make sure your channel about the page is well written and thoroughly explains what your channel is about and who it is for.
r/SmallYoutubers is a place where people new to YouTube can grow. Our goal if for you learn from each other, and make your channel the best that it can be. YouTube is not easy. It’s also not an overnight success. You need to put in the effort to get to where you want to be.
Say you downloaded the exe file to your desktop (C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop). Open a new command-line (Start menu > type "cmd" > open "Command Prompt"), move to your desktop (cd C:\Users\USERNAME\Desktop), then use yt-dlp by calling it: yt-dlp.exe <youtube url>. Or just use Stacher if you don't want to muck around with the command line.
This saves an mp4 video in the best quality available on youtube to C:\YT-VIDS. If the native youtube video is in webm (or anything else), this will convert it to mp4. Note: YouTube changes things from time to time, yt-dlp.exe tries to keep up with those changes.
Reply reply. [deleted] •. CS50P and py4e are pretty good and both are free too with decent exercises. If you don't mind reading mooc.fi has a great course as well. Imo first 2 are the best for learning python videos are avilable on YouTube too if you don't want to do exercises. Good luck, happy new year.
Step 1: Turn off all browser extensions (which are related to adblocking and/or youtube) and remove (or disable) any ad blockers. After that restart your browser. Step 2: Install the browser extension ublock origin. Step 3: Go to ublock settings interface. Step 4: Click on the tab "My Filters".
There's a web browser (like google) app called Brave, and it has cool features like built in adblockers and VPNs, but on iPhone, by pressing the 3 dots in the corner and tapping "Add to Playlist", you can add your videos to a playlist where you can then hold the video and click "Save for Offline Cache" Afaik, you can only use the playlist on iPhone.
Idk I’m just petty I think I’ll spend 30 minutes to avoid 30 seconds of ads. Maybe I’ll learn something along the way. But also I’ve spent 0 minutes so far for yt specifically. Firefox + ublock still just works and it’s what I’ve used forever. Also yt-dl is easy enough to automate if it comes to it.