squaresinger

Was the assumption false?

First, it's the responsibility of channel owners to delete comments. They can use an automod from Youtube itself, which is quite bad and often doesn't delete comments that should be deleted.

So many channel owners use open source tools that are more capable and/or do manual moderation. And they do use banlists that automatically delete all comments by users on the banlist. Considering that you admitted that 50% of your comments are problematic and worth being deleted, you probably already are on many of these banlists.

Second, you didn't provide examples (plural), but only one example: "That's really messed up". You didn't provide any context. And depending on the context, this comment could be totally not ok. E.g.: "Poor people have a right to live" - "That's totally messed up".

And third: By your own admission, 50% of your comments are bad and deserve to be banned. Looking at your comment history, that's a very favourable estimate. That is toxic behaviour and you don't get any pitty points for being sad that you get blocked.

If you don't want to be blocked, try to keep your toxic shitposting closer to 0% and not at 50%.

Have you heard of the fact that it's not Youtube who is deleting comments but that it's the responsibility of the channel owners?

Thanks, that's a really cool hint!

I'll try whether that works in the locked-up state

Yeah, heared that a lot.

But I didn't specifically buy my laptop for Linux, 5 years ago. And the purpose that would really urge me over to Linux is that this laptop has a 7th gen Intel CPU which just about doesn't qualify for Win11.

So buying a new device to use Linux kinda defeats the point.

But yes, I'll buy AMD next time.

I tried something very similar, but if I set my Nvidia Prime profile to on-demand (use the Nvidia GPU for games, use the Intel GPU for everything else), whenever I start a game where Proton uses DXVK, after a few minutes of playing the whole system freezes. Can't even get to the console anymore and even shortly pressing the power button does nothing. I have to reset the whole laptop.

If I set it to use the Nvidia GPU always it works, but then battery life is nothing.

I spent ~10h so far trying to debug that issue, but it seems to be a bug that was reported in 2017 that floods the syslog with assembler stack traces so hard that the whole system has no resources left to do anything else than logging. All the bug log entries I found said there is no workaround.

So it can go either way, especially if your device uses Nvidia.

Hey, no spoilers for the next season of Trump 2024!

Did you string this raccoon up?

Isn't that the main feature of remote car keys, to make the car blink?

Why would you want your car to stand out?

Intercity rail is only really useful if you have good public transport in both cities. It does defeat the purpose if you need a car to get to and from the train station.

It's for when someone breaks into your bathroom.