Eventually creators that do anything outside of vapid, mundane, normy click-bait are going to realize the only way to keep their content available will be to mirror it across everywhere that will host it, and just have a personal site with links and torrents (and a copy of the videos hosted there as well, if possible. bandwidth might be an issue for some) and preferably also maintain an RSS feed for people that want notifications. If they want user interaction, make a forum.
YouTube bans infosec videos
Ian Sullivan
Kevin Miller
RE and CTF writeups gets like
Asher Bailey
Is there a chance they will remove the archive of The Computer Chronicles and Bits and Bytes?
Logan Clark
There are two threads now. Which one should I be posting in >.>
Eli Hernandez
One of these days you're not even going to get local compilers, it'll be all in the cloud. The nigger cattle will celebrate this as progress.
Josiah Powell
Even if it's removed on YouTube, the Internet Archive should still have it: archive.org
Jose Bennett
oh, why the fuck would i want to watch another kali install video in hindi? seriously, flooding mainstream with shit teir info? for one thing.. a video, rtfm newfag. for 2, spoonfeeding, 3, its youtube its meant for "how to shovel poodle shit for yuppies" not stealing british comedy with your fta box. brush your teeth and get a job.
Jaxon Sullivan
you shouldn't have used 5 types of adblocker, a sock account and tor to view them. now angry grandpa gets it all.
Jordan Ross
There's always going to be low-end stuff like microcontrollers and ARM boards with their own small flash storage. So just learn to get comfy with those and not need anything more.
James Peterson
Stfu drooling retard. I'm pretty sure people more knowledgeable than you go to professional conferences to be "spoonfed", some of which are uploaded to youtube. Please stop spreading your retardation.