That's exactly what it means, only Android uses a package file with an .APK extension rather than an .EXE. The term "sideloading" has been around since the earliest days of Android, so it tends to be Android oldfags that use that term.
BTW at least those 2 unskippable pro-Democrat political ads I saw weren't in the same video.
That quote sure uses the word "experience" a lot.
Will Whistle pay me for the data consumed by jootube ads that count against the caps my ISP or phone plan gave me?
Ads while pausing videos? How crapped up and ad-filled can the "user experience" of YT get?
Without blocking ads, the sky is the limit. I hate to be cliche, but that black mirror episodes with the black lad who is forced to watch ads, cannot even close his eyes, thats the future they want. In fact, "content" should be removed entirely, just a never ending stream of adverts beamed into your brain.
Good point, I have been meaning to give GrayJay a try so I can be happy enough to recommend it to others.
Ads inserted into dreams (like in Futurama) would be only the beginning if advertisers could have their wildest dreams come true.
As a chud, I would feel so owned if my political opponents subjected themselves to the endless barrage of brain-rot ads that is the modern Internet.
It's nothing to do with money. It's about social manipulation. Hence why 99% of advertisements are niggers with White women, promoting faggotry, pushing for electric vehicles, or streaming services that make no money. It's just conditioning the masses. During COVID lockdowns almost every single advertisement during live sports was for vaccines or boosters.
Adblocking is better for your mental health than experiencing a single second of advertising.
I really don't like ads being pushed on me. I even dislike seeing corporate logos on everything.
(Even if there's the concept of brands before industrialization, it wasn't as common as after.)
Doesn't have native DeArrow support, only evidence of anything similar is a repository that hasn't been updated since April
Saw the CH thread and checked my own playlists, large swathes have been obliterated
Looks like it hit the broadcast version of MST the dead talk back, wonder if it was one of the ads
I think there is a good chance things will be back to how they were before in a short amount of time but this really is a moment that shows how fragile Youtube's music library is. All it takes is a couple big companies not playing ball and thousands of albums worth of songs become inaccessible in an instant.
