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Holy shit, I didn’t think this would happen!

The thing to understand is that YouTube can pay creators without taking money from viewers because it shows you ads, tracks you, and is backed by a huge corporation that can spend lots of money just to stay #1 in that space, and can deal with copyright claims.
There can be no free alternative without ads and tracking.
Even if someone rich enough paid for it with no expectation of profit, as soon as it got too popular, an armada of lawyers would descend upon them to shut it down.

The only real alternative is following creators you like on their Patreon, but then you have to pay them for creating content.

You edited your comment 16 minutes ago. When I wrote my reply you had your units wrong.

If you’re gonna correct someone, be correct.
Your further simplification ignores that one of the units is cubed.

Your title says the EU should use Joules.
The EU already does use Joules for food.
Not sure what you mean. Influencers aren’t the EU.

Every packaging in the EU already includes kilojoules as unit for energy content of food.
You can’t force influencers to use them, you can only force companies and government bodies.
And in some cases, using metric would simply be worse in daily life.
Like using Kelvin instead of Celcius, meters per second instead of kilometers per hour, seconds in general instead of hours and days…
Fun fact: The fuel consumption of a car that needs 10 litres / 100 km (24 miles per gallon) could be simplified to 0.1 mm² .
Is it metric? Yes. Is it practical? Not really.

Glenmorangie is a good “entry level” Scotch that isn’t smokey and peaty at all.
But if you like the taste of bourbon and don’t like smokey and peaty, there’s nothing wrong with sticking to Irish whiskies. Or Swedish. Or Canadian.
They’re more similar to bourbon.

switched from bourbon to scotch

Doing volunteer work for a cause you support in real life.
Best way to meet new people who share your values.

“takes ages to pronounce in most languages”

Which ones, other than English?

Fun related fact: “Antifa” is also like that.
It’s not an organisation. If you’re against fascism, you’re part of Antifa.
That’s why declaring “Antifa” a terrorist organisation is so dangerous.
The only thing that makes you a “member” is your thoughts.

They should wait until Wayland has feature parity.
Doing it right now is ecessive.