So until kofi, patreon, or similar funding methods overtake ads in revenue source, there’s not much of a reason for creators to upload to peertube.

I thought they already did. The creators I know who talk about it in their videos/streams always say that YouTube pays practically nothing nowadays, compared to other revenue streams like Twitch donations, Patreon or sponsorships. Though those also scale to the amount of viewers you have, so the smaller audience on Peertube is still pretty directly the issue.

we do not have NSFW Alternative Instances

https://fedinsfw.app/: Am I a joke to you?

And honestly, I get the impression that even most threadiverse users aren’t using peertube. The content creaters you know and love are on YouTube, and it’s a significant time investment to sus out which peertube creaters are interesting to watch. Plus I vaguely remember that the last time I tried using Peertube, the website(s) itself wasn’t great; I think it was a mix of bad performance and unfamiliar and possibly not-as-obvious-as-you’d-like UI.

Still tracking you tho.

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

It’s even worse, I DO follow creators on Patreon, but they usually just use YouTube. The one time I was following one who didn’t (because it was sexual content), their hosting solution was crap.

But I’m a temporarily embarassed millionaire YouTube sensation!

If you speak a language other than English, your language’s Wikipedia likely already qualifies. e.g. the German Wikipedia is run by Wikimedia e.V., which is a nonprofit club/association based in Germany.

Also, you can download Wikipedia, legally and for free (if you have the storage space; there are separate downloads without most of the non-text media to cut down on size).

I’d be down for base 10 time.

Celsius is basically the same as Kelvin, it just puts 0 in a different place.

See Wikipedia:

By definition, the Celsius scale (symbol °C) and the Kelvin scale have the same magnitude; that is, a rise of 1 K is equal to a rise of 1 °C and vice versa, and any temperature in degrees Celsius can be converted to kelvin by adding 273.15.[1][5]

No, because it’s an unnecessarily complicated language that doesn’t even have that many speakers. There’s basically the same amount of people who would have to learn it as for Esperanto (knowing some Latin and speaking it fluently are very different), and learning Latin to the level of fluency would take much longer than Esperanto.

Hell no.

Does World of Warcraft actually work on Chromium on Linux? I don’t think that’s even a DRM issue, but about compatibility. Either way, I’d be fine using a different browser for a game, it’s not like I need vertical tabs specifically for that.

Good to know, I was talking about Google Pay and Apple Pay, though.

Interesting, I am also from Germany and no one I know uses those (that I know of).

Is stuff like credit cards and Apple Pay really that popular in Europe? I know some people use it, but not sure how popular it actually is.

I’ve been using Paypal more often before real-time transfer recently became really cheap due to new EU rules. But still, some shops make it a pain to use SEPA or don’t offer it at all (especially international shops).