> I still can’t believe they don’t let you search videos within a channel for example.

Uh, yeah, they do.

https://www.youtube.com/@PuddleOfMuddTV/search?query=blurry

> Or search within transcripts.

Yeah, I also wish this were possible using the normal CTRL+F just doesn't work properly

I've had ctrl+f work for searching within the transcript on the page recently. I assumed it wouldn't due to lazy loading, but was surprised because the video I tried it on was quite long.

filmot.com exists too (found it on here, currently can't get past the cloudflare captcha to double check), but I have no idea how much of youtube's transcripts it has archived.

> I've had ctrl+f work for searching within the transcript on the page recently. I assumed it wouldn't due to lazy loading, but was surprised because the video I tried it on was quite long.

That was previously the case for me, none of the results outside of the current view would show up.

I just went to try, and I noticed that you can actually search in a transcript now!? There's a search bar

Well FYI that's against Discord's TOS, you risk getting banned if you use a third-party client.

There's already clients like dissent, dorion, abaddon and previously ripcord (RIP my fav)

I got my account verification locked for this and I wasn't even using third party clients. Discord and their AI moderation is rubbish.

While I can't argue against the risk, all these third party clients continue to be allowed to exist.

Ripcord and discordo were my favorites amongst the alternatives.

kind is the missing Qt FOSS alternative.

Aside from the risk, I don't understand why you would put your time into it. They can change their stance any minute and your work is just down the drain. I guess you could do it for learning and experience? idk...

> kind is the missing Qt FOSS alternative.

Nah. What's missing is an alternative to discord itself, with enough pull behind it.

I can't argue with that. kind is the practical solution, not the ideal one.

Instead of making it work with Discord, built it around xmpp with as many of the same niceties that discord offers and get yourself a working alternative on an open, powerful protocol, fully FOSS.

People want to get away from closed, centralised applications. The sentiment is the strongest it's ever been. But they don't have compelling and working enough alternatives to do so.

>While I can't argue against the risk, all these third party clients continue to be allowed to exist.

Reddit allowed it for a while too until they smelt sweet IPO money.

All it takes is some revenue generating idea that the third party client doesn't support and it's curtains.

Yeah, that's intentional, it's not going to let you pass because the owner has beef with Cloudflare.

Are you using Cloudflare's DNS? That's usually the cause.

"feels lighter"? is it or is it not lighter?

This was easily one of the best phishing attempts I've ever seen.

Considering this site seems to be the only one writing about it I think it's safe to say it's bullshit.

We want more than just major isps.

They've listed way more than 4 (and those 4 are also massive), click "Show all".

There's 254 operators marked as unsafe.

> It was built before the whole vibe coding era

Was it? There's a .cursor folder and there's signs pointing to this having been made in 2025

The earliest commit was yesterday (although the github account is older). The commit comment is "Made with: Cursor"

yea, we used some to removed sensitive codes. It was mostly made before 2024, and shutdown for most of the time.

Why did you create Cursor rules related to design if you only used it to remove "sensitive codes"? ("Use `MonoIcon` Instead of `lucide-react`")

Idk if it matters that much for you but u can look into codes and see if its typical ai codes or not

related https://noyb.eu/en/criminal-complaint-against-facial-recogni...

> Im wondering if some of these ideas maybe true and I should give it a try?

Maybe you could sign up for some of the HR systems that do that and test it out that way? If any of them offer a free trial.