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 No.86336[Last50 Posts]

Post something cool that youtube has recommended to you recently. Note: this is not meant to be a music thread, it can be any kind of video.

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 No.86339

Guy made an solar powered, RC boat that follows pre-made GPS routes to tug him around. Seems to work pretty well. Very neat concept. I wonder if commercial boats have autopilot when out at sea. Seems like something that would exist.

 No.86340

https://youtu.be/sBC10mIQw4g
idk why i love these stupid sciency videos i feel like a dumbass watching them lol

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 No.86350

aquapod arrow makes whistling sound

 No.86362

File:suya.gif (220.45 KB,262x283)

>>86341
That's fucking good. Yt recommendations can be a goldmine for finding good stuff if you know how to use it well. A good way of doing it is to start from zero (as in, not logged in, cookies, cleaned, etc) so you eventually get to the stuff you're looking for quickly.

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>>86362
Right, I love this album. That’s exactly how I got this recommended as well, although not on purpose, I just hadn’t bothered to log in again one time and noticed I was getting really good recommendations.

 No.86444

I had gotten a song from the same artist recommended to me before but that's a new one.

 No.86445

In fact, I'm getting all kinds of weird underground shit recommended to me now, but I like it.

 No.86447

Since I cleared my youtube cookies a couple weeks ago I've only watched some world event news, speedruns and that Steve MRE guy so the closest thing to interesting I can see is this guy talking about early American "salt pork" which was a good staple food that kept well I guess?
It's him talking for 20 minutes, not cooking anything

 No.86464

I found this channel recently and really enjoy the stuff they make videos on. They cover a lot of analog computing devices of the past. Also they have tons of videos on math if you care about that (I don't). One neat video they did covered a "variable ruler" that stretched. Although a stretching ruler might sound useless at first, it actually makes quite a bit of sense; if you want to measure by ratios, it becomes extremely convenient to scale your ruler up or down. For instance, you could scale your ruler to the scale of a map to directly measure distance, or use the ruler to apply a scale to an equation such as doubling or halfing it. Another interesting one covered a device, made by the same company, which allowed the user to determine the equation of a line by sliding some sheets around and filling out a corresponding sheet. Another, again made by the same company, yielded a very close approximation of a tangent by adjusting a bending bar which could conform to the line being measured which would tilt an indicator line pointing to the slope of the line.

 No.86488

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So after listening some more to Panchiko which has a great discography in my opinion it eventually led me to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W4d6tzWRY2o Here's an English version instead with much less views for some reason: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6lpv2syF4RQ
I speak (European) Spanish (I'm Italian) so I was able to understand most of it, although not 100% because the guy narrating it is Latin American and they do not have a clear pronunciation like Spaniards and talk as if their tongues are entwined or something (no offense). Anyway, it basically goes on to say that the album is from a mysterious band which was completely unknown until it was published on 4chan (on /mu/ I assume) in 2016. /mu/ is a board that I would occasionally browse between 2009-2013, so I missed the posts about that and stumbled upon the video by complete chance, as I don't remember searching anything about 4chan or "internet mysteries" in my session, pretty sure I got there from listening to similar stuff instead. To me it sounded like made up bullshit and it's just another one of those ARGs like "Erratas" or the weird Kanye West game with a "new age cult" behind it which was meant to promote an underground band like that in a very convoluted way. The album doesn't really sound or look like it's from 2000 like how it's listed, but it's still the date that shows up on streaming platforms, so they were able to be very convincing with that.

Apologies for the 3D woman picture, but it's just something I remember from that era. /mu/ used be a pretty cool board for discovering new music to listen to, but it eventually turned to shit as normos with no taste started posting about rap, pop, kpop and other shitty normo music, so I stopped going there. The kpop general literally makes up the majority of the board's activity nowadays, it's disgusting.

Thanks for reading my blog.

 No.86581

uhhhhhhhhhh

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>>86488
>>86336

You convinced me to listen to some of that album today while out on a stroll and I'm glad I did. thanks

 No.86689

The /qa/ retirement home.

 No.86691

Jesus...

 No.86827

>>86691
I've been watching those to sleep for a while. I usually fall asleep like 10 minutes in anyway. I hope they can do sub 10 so I can watch one up until the end.

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 No.86867

I found this in my recommendations. I have a lot of interest in the environment of geological history, including the Carboniferous. It's rare to see an actual simulator for any of these primeval periods, and this one has a lot of detail.
Unfortunately, it seems development ceased awhile ago, so the simulator remains in its V0.1 Alpha stage. It still looks pretty impressive; reminds me of a more lush impression of the Bitter Coast region from Morrowind.

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 No.86964

Very good video essay channel covering some pretty interesting topics with great editing all done by a single person.

 No.87013

Interesting discovery as I wasn't searching for any creepy stuff in my session.

 No.87180

Big boats.

 No.87181

How did I get here... I wasn't even listening to any Eldenbornesoulskiro music.

 No.87248

This sounds plausible. It does seem like everything is generated by AI these days.

 No.87253

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>>87248
Then who made the video about the dead internet theory?

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 No.87340

I can't believe youtube recommended a good channel to me. Related to something I linked somewhere earlier is the same guy talking about beer consumption in working class Londoners in 1725. This is a nice channel so I think I'm going to bookmark it now.

>>87339
WTF is that?

 No.87346

>>87340
I'm not really sure how to describe them, but they're cool.

 No.87399

Got recommended the ED of Hi Score Girl for some reason. I was interested in the show at first but the ugly CGi turned me off. Maybe I should read the manga.

 No.87400

>>87399
Also the Sonny Boy that I had actually listened to before but I had cookies cleared for this session.

 No.87401

>>87399
I watched the anime and it was pretty great, despite the CGI, so that being the case the manga is probably that same great story just minus the CGI, so I highly recommend it.

 No.87402

>>87400
*Sonny Boy ost

 No.87403

Just how ?

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>>87403
xlate this shit quebecians

 No.87405

>>87404
It's just the prime minister of Belgium (2009-2011) and he doesn't know why it's an important day for Belgium. He doesn't know the Belgium anthem too and that's sad.

 No.87406

>>87404
le plaisir d'etre joui dedans

 No.87408

>>87403
I like the part when he's asked if he knows the national anthem and starts singing La Marseillaise haha. The Dutch subtitles really confused me.

 No.87409

>>87408
>starts singing La Marseillaise
That's the best part ! But for real, how is it possible to be so dumb !

 No.87411

Reminds me of Hakozume

 No.87412

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>>87411
lmao Kawai's drawing looks amazing compared to that

 No.87413

>>87411
That's a funny one.

 No.87433

This is hard when I think almost everything recommended to me is misleading clickbait.
Alright, Fermilab seems legit.

 No.87481

This was a pretty cool video. It taught me a lot of things. Such as new rocks surface through the soil via the freeze-thaw cycle each year, or that now hundreds of year old stone walls cross New England marking the borders of grazing pastures, or the fact that one of the colonies was at one point almost entirely deforested to raise sheep smuggled out of Spain. Also, I didn't realize so much could be gleaned from the state of the forests, like small craters and pillows being created over time from trees uprooted during storms.

 No.87513

Guy put a little camera on a RC plane that head tracks with a FPV headset thing, so it's as if you're really sitting in the cockpit of a plane while flying around. Looks really cool, and I'm sure it's a lot of fun compared to just watching your plane fly around from afar.

 No.87572

>>87513
I saw somebody doing that and I was going to post it but I didn't. I's cool.

 No.87786

Wow. I've watched a lot of videos on people making blades and such, but this is truly on another level entirely. Really a feast for the eyes if there ever was one.

 No.88077

Love it when I get recommended music from old anime that I have never watched before.

 No.88223

While not a recommendation since I follow this guy, it is a boson video.

 No.88364

Very interesting legal video. The company Bungie uses for DMCA takedown notices on YouTube got impersonated and mass flagged YouTube videos getting them taken down and channels slapped with copyright strikes. Consequently, Bungie is filing a lawsuit against the impersonators, but largely implicates YouTube's policies as being at fault for the impersonation to be successful in the first place. Notably, for copyright notices to be filed, a gmail account is required, so the impersonator simply made a gmail account and filed a bunch of takedown notices.

In theory, maybe this changes some of YouTube's automated DMCA takedown stuff, but because the defendant of the lawsuit are the impersonators and YouTube for it's complicity in allowing false DMCA takedowns, it's unlikely anything signicantly changes. A scenario that would result in change is likely only one in which YouTube itself gets sued.

 No.88461

It's music, but this is really cool

 No.88470

aside from memes this video feels like it’s from a over decade ago

 No.88524

Silent Hill music

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 No.88841

2hu eurobeat

 No.88997

Feels like my thoughts on why I watched bad anime

 No.89267

I like the 80s style this video went for.

 No.89307

This isn't worth the money by any means. It sounds like videogame shit.

 No.89342

Really doubt you could learn Japanese in just six months no matter what this guy says.

 No.89457

Found this channel in my recommendations. They have really freat editting and production values, but not many views on most of their videos. I think this one they most recently made must have guven them a massive bump in visibility. I'm going to watch a bunch of their other videos because from the few I've seen, I'm really impressed!

 No.89459

>>89457
>I think this one they most recently made must have guven them a massive bump in visibility
The magic of the YouTube algorithm at work

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 No.89895

I've never heard the majority of these songs before.

 No.90026

File:06.はじまりのセツナ.mp3 (8.91 MB,175x174)

akebi op

 No.90042

>>89895
I never heard the pokemon one actually, despite being all over that stuff in the day.
The rest though I've heard in just about every nightcore mix or AMV made by bored girls already.

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 No.90196

Remakes like these are really cool. It's always cool seeing what people can do with older hardware.

 No.90272

functioning 3D wireframe rollercoaster made in excel. I thought the music sequencer I saw a while ago was impressive, but this is really cool. Not quite as cool as the Excel 95 Doom like Easter egg though.

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 No.90401

I've been stuck watching these

 No.90552

The Playstation Chaos;Child opening sure is cool. Love Kanako Itou's voice too. Quite a unique vocal she's got there.

 No.91004

No idea how I found this one

 No.91007

>>90272
Thumbnail makes me wanna puke...

 No.91024

>>91007
Why... it looks cool.

 No.92204

Cool compilation of a bunch of songs created from samples. It's really good.

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 No.93277

guess i need to atleast try Engage Kiss since ナナヲアカリ did the ED

 No.93293

You WILL take the Taopill and you WILL find inner peace and tranquility

 No.93753

CRTs are cool

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 No.94502

>>93293
misread this as Toadpill

 No.94968

Yukkuris still going strong 15 years later

 No.94969

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>>94968
Baka thumbnail.

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 No.96622

flippin boson

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 No.103871

Thought this was really cool. Sorta proto-GPS

 No.103901

>>87248
Oddly prophetic considering how powerful GPT is getting.

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 No.104198

Collection of 3DS main area game intro sequences.

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 No.104631

Randomly got recommended this video. Reminded me of a simpler time when people used to post compilation clips of doing good in COD or Halo.

 No.105148

Great animation

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 No.106985

Nice film tricks

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 No.107844

Really beautiful result. Gave me a new appreciation for gemstone cutting.

 No.110671

hahah
heh

 No.110685

>>110671
can hardly believe it's been 3 years since he's collabed with ナナヲアカリ

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 No.121775

Youtube really recommends me stuff out of the blue sometimes. A video with 34 views... I thought it had something to do with Akogare going by the pic but apparently not. It's some obscure doujin song.

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 No.121900

>>121899
Related

 No.121966

>>121899
>>121900
I will say this every time
Music majors who insist on dissecting all music into theory will never make good music

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 No.121973

baka neko

 No.121976

>>121966
Music is like iphones. You addictively market the brands at kids until there's a class conflict then you try to keep margins as low as possibly by paying for the cheapest talent possible

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 No.122145

For once it gave me something good. I heard it a long time ago but I forgot the name. Turns out I've had the album on my HDD for years.

 No.122185

Supaida-man

 No.122189

I might check this out just out of curiosity. This guy has a cool channel in general.

 No.122444

Not sure if this counts or not since it's somewhat biased by me being subbed

 No.124323

Never watched Breaking Bad before but this is cool.




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