Why would anyone hardcode subtitles? You know that's a feature here, don't you? I guess you don't get a view from me. I couldn't quite make it to 30 seconds.
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@@learninglifecontent I was interested in the history of nails. I like history. Sometimes I like subtitles too. But sometimes I don't. They can be awfully distracting when I want to watch the video. RUclips has closed captioning. So it's easy to turn subtitles on and off.
"I appreciate your interest in the history of nails-it's fascinating to see how such a small object has played a big role in construction throughout the ages. I understand how subtitles can be both helpful and distracting at times. While our video has hardcoded subtitles, RUclips's closed captioning feature does offer flexibility to turn them on and off as needed. We're always looking to improve, so thank you for sharing your feedback!"
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"Thank you for your comment! You're absolutely right-skyscrapers and bridges are typically constructed using steel beams, rivets, and other heavy-duty materials rather than nails. However, nails are often used in the initial stages of construction to secure formwork for concrete, playing an essential role in setting the foundation and ensuring everything is in place for the final structure. We appreciate your insight and hope you found the video informative!"
Talking about nails while displaying stock photos and footage of screws, pegs and cigars?
@@SikterEfendi "I guess you could say I 'nailed' the creative workaround"
Cigars as nails?? 3:05
"Smoke and mirrors? Nope, just a humble wooden peg"
@ those are cigars
Why would anyone hardcode subtitles? You know that's a feature here, don't you? I guess you don't get a view from me. I couldn't quite make it to 30 seconds.
"Thank you for your feedback! We apologize for any inconvenience caused by the hardcoded subtitles. We're always looking to improve our content and user experience, so your input is invaluable. Auto-generated captions: While RUclips offers automatic captioning, it may contain many errors and should be reviewed and corrected manually for best results. We hope you'll give us another chance with our upcoming videos."
@@learninglifecontent I was interested in the history of nails. I like history. Sometimes I like subtitles too. But sometimes I don't. They can be awfully distracting when I want to watch the video. RUclips has closed captioning. So it's easy to turn subtitles on and off.
"I appreciate your interest in the history of nails-it's fascinating to see how such a small object has played a big role in construction throughout the ages. I understand how subtitles can be both helpful and distracting at times. While our video has hardcoded subtitles, RUclips's closed captioning feature does offer flexibility to turn them on and off as needed. We're always looking to improve, so thank you for sharing your feedback!"
If you're interested in more historical insights, you might also enjoy watching The Evolution of Hammer ruclips.net/video/zBPog6INIrY/видео.html .We hope you continue to find our content informative and engaging!
Skyscrapers and bridges are not built with nails.
"Thank you for your comment! You're absolutely right-skyscrapers and bridges are typically constructed using steel beams, rivets, and other heavy-duty materials rather than nails. However, nails are often used in the initial stages of construction to secure formwork for concrete, playing an essential role in setting the foundation and ensuring everything is in place for the final structure. We appreciate your insight and hope you found the video informative!"