My only issue is if I haven't been to a site in a while it makes an error showing page not found or something similar, then a reload fixes it.
Otherwise, it's a godsend, especially on mobile. Though some...unscrupulous sites...I visit on mobile on some occasions still manage to redirect me to crazy shit. But I get way less adds pretending I have a virus.
I suspect the long game here is eliminating user bookmarking altogether. Why would you want to use something as archaic as a saved URL, when there's a service that knows where you want to go to on the Internet better than you could ever decide for yourself?
They spent lots of money on Pocket and are increasingly pushing people to use it. Making the built-in bookmarks worse is an easy way to make Pocket look better by comparison.
am I the only one who is cynical enough to think that they might be doing the face recognition already for a while. its that with GDPR they may have to disclose it so they are making a pretext that we just enabled it please feel free to opt out now that we have trained our models anyways.
Or watch one of the many free channels on youtube?
Why would I pay for the small amount of content here when I could watch Scam School(https://www.youtube.com/user/scamschool) for free with a host who's other work I really enjoy?
> Or watch one of the many free channels on youtube?
Hopefuly the quality will be better. Most of the free teaching videos of magic in youtube leave a lot to be desired and are often harmful if you really want to learn close magic.
The link you provide (although way better than average) doesn't offer a structured way of learning card magic, and that matters.
Disclaimer: Please note that I am not related in any way to OP. I'm just a magic aficionado that loves the art and had passed throught the "youtube" phase too.
And that's super cool, I can see how one can get hook into magic because of his work, the good thing though is that his audience is different from OP's audience.
Although if you ask me I still prefer the old fashion way and go to your local magic shop and meet the local magicians and grab a good book :)
Safari on Mac OS X uses entirely different code than Firefox on Windows for encrypted media. It's more a limitation of OS X. On Windows, Firefox will download and install the Adobe Media bits to handle DRM video.
Well that`s annoying. At least the newer version of the Silverlight player supports HD, didn't appear to before. That was my main reason for wanting the HTML5 version.
Otherwise, it's a godsend, especially on mobile. Though some...unscrupulous sites...I visit on mobile on some occasions still manage to redirect me to crazy shit. But I get way less adds pretending I have a virus.