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this post was submitted on 01 Apr 2024
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What are you even talking about?
I'll need more specific questions.
All of it. Those word were English, but put together in no way that made actual sense.
Well, first, judging by the amount of likes\dislikes, it may have made sense for some of the people who read it. So maybe you should ask yourself whether you not understanding something is closer to being your problem or my problem.
Google makes it unpleasant using YT for a part of its users. It's clear they don't want that part (us).
Serving files over HTTP is not something only Google can do.
I think you understood this sentence.
This is in response to some unsaid thing like "but everyone uses YT" with the implication that on big platforms people are all in the same space. In fact you'll never "meet" some people there simply because of how recommendations work.
I think this is easier to understand now.