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The YouTube Of Twitter
Not since TweetTube have I ever liked a video service that uses Twitter. That changed just this morning. I stumbled upon two sites. Now don't get confused because they have the same name but different domains. One is TwitVid.com and the other is TwitVid.io. I did a YouTube video on them both and gave my views on them.
What I want to do is quickly give you the pros/cons of both sites.
Pro: They allow you to send a video message to people or to just post something on Twitter.
Con: The fact the domain is almost the same.
Con: They basically do the same thing.
Pro: .io let's you send a video as a DM (Direct Message) and does not show up in your video list.
Pro: .com lets you send your video to Facebook, MySpace and YouTube.
Pro: .com actually has a chatroom powered by
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YouTube Comments: Helpful Or Hurtful?
Many people, when asked about YouTube comments, will say they are useful or stupid. Sometimes it can be both. Some people disable comments knowing the dumb fucks will post comments you may not need to see. Me, I'm 50/50 about YT comments. They can get annoying but, to me, it lets me know some other people out there was watching my videos. The most comments I ever get is when I do a video reply to my friend wobblebottom. And yes, I known him in real life. But it all comes down to personal choice.
For example:
*Your YT is all about something people can learn from (tech, beauty, how-to, ect.). Then comments will more likely be a useful tool.
*Your YT is basically a vlog then it could get crazy and become useless.
Unless your goal is to piss people off then you have nothing to worry about.
I don't mind the comments I get. Majority of them are usually "unpositive" but I find them funny. People typing in all caps, misspelling EVERY word except racial slurs, the usage of "fagot/faggit" and so on. I just laugh at them.
Ha.
That was me laughing at them.
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YouTube vs. Hulu - The Fight Is On!
I just saw on @YouTube's Twitter that they finally did what the rumors said they was doing: Pushing out the shows/movies and the ads. Basically it's like Hulu inside of YouTube. The problem is they are old shows and, unlike Hulu, more likely won't be uploading new episodes of shows.
Sorry but, is YouTube losing viewers or something? Seems like a bad move to me. Who's to say that YouTube won't just cut out user content and become a Hulu/Joost clone? it's kind of funny that when YT first started, all you was was tv shows, then they got all legal up the ass, and now they are showing shows again but with ads and all that shit. I really think this may put a damper in YouTube's socket.
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Stuff I Got From ThinkGeek
Here's unboxing videos of items I ordered from ThinkGeek.com
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Ribik's Cube
ThinkGeek
ThinkGeek.com
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YouTube - Posterous Bookmarklet
via youtube.com
I made this to show how easy the bookmarklet is.
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