Ahh, ABC quoting and legitimizing the “she was attacking us” narrative…

Nice, didn’t know that, thanks!

I did the same, WiFi 6 came out then they announced WiFi 6E was around the corner and when I looked into it, 6E was the one that really gave performance boost, its my understanding that WiFi 6 just helps with congestion from lots of devices, doesn’t really give you much of a performance boost on single devices. I use openwrt though, so I’ve been waiting for a WiFi 6E capable openwrt supported router to come out.

Then there’s also the part where your clients have to support it too, and I realized all my devices are old and don’t support 6GHz anyway.

The one thing that will probably finally get me to upgrade is I’m debating about buying a Steam Frame, and I’ll probably need faster WiFi for that. I’ll probably have to go with a generic WiFi AP just for the Frame, until openwrt have a supported model.

Would newpipe, pipepipe, or Firefox on android with ublock origin extension work?

I use newpipe and it doesn’t have YouTube ads. But I don’t follow any subscribers, so I don’t know if they include that functionality.

I guess it’s easier packaged in a torrent rather than individual downloads, but I do question why anyone would need this if all they were doing was training AI, as everything is already available on YouTube for free. You don’t need to hack a company to get the audio. Now if you’re a human trying to actually listen to the songs, obviously the Spotify torrent will sound much better, assuming the hack captured the higher quality audio streams from Spotify. All the youtube downloaders sound like crap because its like 128kbps m4a (at least on newpipe, though you can do 160kbps opus if you want)

I never used Caldera, but holy hell the font and design of this installer brings back so many memories.