Look up "voice of god weapon" on duck duck go. There's also a lot of stuff out there claiming army intelligence developed a means of activating the inner ear with microwave radiation and inducing a specific auditory response after soldiers working on radar equipment reported hearing inexplicable clicking sounds under certain circumstances. There is also a declassified "doctrinal warfare program" where religious bodies are infiltrated and doctrines are weaponized to coincide with their full-spectrum manipulation of events. Certain churches as of late will tell you that the phenomenon of hearing voices is because the victim is being attacked by fallen angels, where if all the preceding were true, would operate as a very effective cover story, due to all the rhetorical schemes concocted around the issue and the implications certain interests appear to want to meme into the minds of the population.
A guy who made creative commons version of those horrible corporate humans of flat design illustrations got bullied quite hard by webdev illustrator lobby, but he is still going at it.
Thing is, how many of these web bloat contributing hipsters also drive Toyota Prius' and think they're helping the environment? They're total hypocrites if they think bloating the internet, causing more and more data centres to be opened and devices using more power is a good idea.
Well the thing is all these soydevs are unironically making their websites difficult to access to people who have disabilities, those who live in under-developed countries which rely on slow mobile data or with limited data plans etc. Progressives don't actually care about the underprivileged, they're just a handy excuse used to undermine the pillars of society.
You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inert, so hopelessly dependent on the system that they will fight to protect it.
@@JohnSmith-ds7oi lmao, dude. Nobody was talking about unplugging him. You have to understand, rationalizing on and justifying your soyness won't get you anywhere. Oh, wait, seems like you're using a fake account to criticize the system. I'm calling the police, bud. Wait for journalists from bbc to knock on your door very soon.
It's ironic how these life story fools who have spammy ad blogs written on soydev tech stacks who claim to be all new-agey and about compassion and understanding turn into the most vitriolic demons on this guy's Twitter thread when he's literally saving the world from their life story stuff. Can we throw them into the "basket of deplorables" too?
My old school's launch page is just a few links and the school's crest, yet it uses 8mb of javascript that can't be disabled. Then they try to teach web development.
@@teacon7 ClearURL's gets rid of and stuff like that so sites don't know where you came from because while it can be useful for site owners to optimize growth I guess it's really just another form of tracking.
It’s getting to the point where I’m going to have to move to Android (I’m not quite at the Luke stage of getting rid of cell phones yet) because even the mobile web is unusable without blockers. And apparently, only 1 mobile browser supports extensions. Why? lol, I don’t know.
@@david52875 What's a soyware? Excessive javascript can be bad, but it's better to have and index and a recipe page, several JSON files and a script to load recipes from those JSON files into the recipe page, as opposed to having an HTML page for each recipe. You can even automatize the generation of the index page, so simply appending a new object to the JSON array is all you need to create a new entry.
@@david52875 I don't. Like, really nigga? I used it twice and that must mean I have a fetish for it? And besides, I get why frameworks are bad (you want a banana, you get the entire jungle), but why are people seething at the thought of dynamic generation? Bookmarking would be a problem, but you can embed the information, required to generate the page, into the URL.
@@tokiomutex4148 i dont think that they got to the part where they edit the code yet, probably right now they are waiting for their bloated vscode with 99999 plugins to start
@@allegoricalstatue I ran it on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ (in Docker). If you don’t want a pi on all the time NextDNS also works well (using it right now since I had a problem with my pihole, and have not bothered to fix it yet). Edit: Used pihole for about 2 years before I had any problem.
We should keep the spirit going and create more than just recipe site alternatives. For example a 'wikihow' sorta alternative with just useful and simple guides for daily tasks.
UPDATE: We are now set to solve bloated recipes for good with our new site: based.cooking See the video on it here: ruclips.net/video/ykNEkiYr0QM/видео.html
I agree, nobody wants trackers and ads when we open web pages. But getting rid of those things would mean the way they get revenue needs to change. So the proper question would be: How to make a web page that generates revenue without tracking the user or using ads?
why make a site when you can just create a bunch of md files and put them on github and basically read them on github itself, it's basically free in every way just make the repo luke and let's start this
I wonder if a managed git organization like github or gitlab might just roll in and have say "gitrecipes" heres the repo and get people who don't program familiar with git just to write basic ass files.
Worst thing is how they tried to spin it in the comments saying how he was "stealing from people of color and women". What the actual fuck, I just want a fucking recipe without it taking up 100% of my cpu
Another great video, its refreshing to see someone addressing this kind of stuff that's seems so intuitive that it's a marvel that it isn't commonplace. Thank you
The biggest problem for such clean sites is inviting enterprising content stealer which have a field day scraping the site and publishing it somewhere else chock full of ad-revenue generating stuff.
So that they can make another bloated recipe website? So what? How would that prevent the open clean website from existing? I don't understand how this is a problem.
when you're so early that you barely see any hearts given by luke
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When people say they need ads to keep their website online, they are either grossly incompetent at development or at picking appropriate hosting (or both. WordPress sites with 100 plug-ins on AWS is not a rare sight). I develop the backend services for a Linux based shared hosting platform. I've seen what people put on our VMs. It's not pretty.
Many probably see this as obvious but I think that the online recipe ecosystem has evolved around the goal of maximising ad revenue. As a result, I think it's mostly intentional that the stories and bloat are exceedingly long as you have to scroll through the text to get to the desired piece of information. This then leads the viewer to scroll past many ad slots which trigger those ad slots responding with ads and ad metrics. Scrolling past an ad would constitute an impression. That's important as an impression is a potentially payable item. Knowing that I think it's up to the individual to decide wether these stories and article are genuine additions or revenue maximizers.
It's not **his** recipe website; it's a tool that scrapes other people's recipes blogs and delivers their content. Still not justified what the bloggers are doing, but that's an important fact that's being left out.
Dude, I am so on your side with this; and not just on the recipes stuff. I have worked in IT since the beginning at I remember websites that were just information and no BS. I dont think there is a place on the internet where you can just look up some information without ads, creating accounts, submitting your email for newsletters, ... It just sucks.
Based Cooking got posted on hackernews and after a few hours the top comments went from constructive criticism to "I don't like the website" and "wojak man bad"
Thank you for this message to the world. I develop all my blogs under a zero-ads mantra (I believe if I ever become a big-deal web producer, I'll figure out how to do it with single-line text links). I feel exactly what you are talking about - that the commercial web has killed the actual web. What I want to see personally is people taking this sort of messaging to heart and returning to the web with blogs and websites fashioned sans-ads, and then begin interlinking as we all once did outside social media. The effect would be a sort of "new web" which of course would be more like a "reborn web". If someone visited your recipe website blog/page, they would find links to other websites (recipe or not) that were developed and presented under the same philosophy. When the number of people participating in this became large enough, say, in the thousands to tens of thousands, or dare I dream, hundreds of thousands, people would learn to trust the power and the significance of having and landing on web pages again. But if they didn't fine, much like Linux users, we'd have our own, more efficient world to operate in. It's disgraceful that in 2021 we have to talk about such a design methodology that is really the premiere one at the outset. It's outrageous. As an aside, I attempted to "start a movement" with "MumbleCoreHTML" ( www.dwghosting.com/mumblecorehtml/ ) but it languished away in disinterest. I eventually let the domain I bought to represent it expire though that URL is still the home. May your war room thrive and if you get any traction I'm onboard to help! Unless we have to BE the traction, I'm on board by default.
I think the reason soydevs complain about the economics of hosting a basic website is because when you're a soydev and you use gigabytes of nodejs bullshit and other bloat you need to pay a lot more for a server that can handle that level of abuse. Meanwhile people like me Luke, and many others are hosting a website, peertube, email server and more on a dirt cheap VPS. My site literally runs on like less than 700mb of ram with a single core cpu and 10gb disk. I'm thinking about upgrading since I installed peertube, but if I was just hosting a basic website on it I could probably use the server I have now forever. All a webserver needs to do for a basic site is send you html, css, images, and js files when you ask for them, unless you have hundreds of thousands of concurrent visitors, pretty much any computer you can find can do the job.
It's not just website hosting costs to consider. To maintain and keep adding new recipes to a site takes hours per week. Not many people are motivated to come home from a 40+ hour a week job and spend their spare time thanklessly sharing recipes. Maybe once we have UBI people will have time to freely contribute to society with no economic incentive. Also without the keyword-stuffing blog section, you just can't compete in search engines. How will your website that says the word "chicken parmesan" one time compete with a 3,500-word page that says it 30 times?
Luke, and everyone else, try a User Agent spoofer like Phony. It can masquerade your browser a mobile browser. This will often load a light version of the site. Great for low bandwidth / CPU!
Great video and at the end of it I said "Why I don't do non-bloat website for my local cuisine ?". That is what I am starting to do tomorrow. .tk website and hosting on rpi2 should work I think.
I have a killer meatloaf recipe that I modified from an existing one online that I can share. My modifications were simply doubling the measurements for the ingredients in the sauce and being able to substitute ground beef with ground chicken or turkey to cut down on cost.
@@robert58 It might take me a while to find the recipe, as I forgot where I stashed it in my kitchen. I can post it on your channel's discussion page when I find it.
Sites get more complex due to SEO... when your competition adds content and surpasses you in every query you need to add content yourself, that is why a recipe site would have those stories, they're for Google's algorithm.
In Germany the probably most popular recipe site (chefkoch.de) is actually something like that. It's still bloated with ads and JS, but the recipes are uploaded by users and there are no life stories. They also have a table at the top of the website with the ingredients, so it doesn't take ages to find those either.
They used to sell CDs with millions of recipes. Just a search function and a pile of recipes. The problem can be solved in minutes. You can scrape all these bloat machines and replace them.
URGENT! Read this:
lukesmith.xyz/deletion
I'm glad I got to witness Luke Smith cringing at a tik tok post.
I think for a moment he gave up on humanity.
he really was suffering for a moment there
@@Subzearo Yeah but it was a reupload from tik tok
@@pribeirorib werent we all
I had to rewatch him click it on purpose
“People write entire operating systems because they’re schizophrenic and God told them to.” RIP.
rest in peace Terry A. Davis, may you live a better life next to God, up there in Heaven, soldier.
Oh God I'm sad now
Look up "voice of god weapon" on duck duck go.
There's also a lot of stuff out there claiming army intelligence developed a means of activating the inner ear with microwave radiation and inducing a specific auditory response after soldiers working on radar equipment reported hearing inexplicable clicking sounds under certain circumstances.
There is also a declassified "doctrinal warfare program" where religious bodies are infiltrated and doctrines are weaponized to coincide with their full-spectrum manipulation of events. Certain churches as of late will tell you that the phenomenon of hearing voices is because the victim is being attacked by fallen angels, where if all the preceding were true, would operate as a very effective cover story, due to all the rhetorical schemes concocted around the issue and the implications certain interests appear to want to meme into the minds of the population.
) =
I visited his grave and some dude left templeOS merch there
BBC, Twitter, Instagram...
jeez Luke, that's no way to treat a browser
LOL, I feel like he just molested Brave, but I know it can take it!
@honk honk OH MY GOD
Imagine being bullied into taking down your inoffensive website, now that spells soydev
wanna reupload the site but with a more terry davis vibe
@@ChrisJones-rd4wb Blue background on grey page and blue characters lets goooooooooooooooo
Those bullies need some doxxing so they can experience why tracking and bloated BS is terrible for everybody...
probably got a bunch of C&D letters from some of these recipe site's lawyers.
A guy who made creative commons version of those horrible corporate humans of flat design illustrations got bullied quite hard by webdev illustrator lobby, but he is still going at it.
it's not called cookies it's called cuckies
Let’s see if he starts using this
lmao reject 'em all
Luke: **Touches instagram**
Luke: "Whoha, i'm cringing right now"
Tell these devs that "bandwidth-heavy sites are for the bandwidth-privileged, and they should do better. it's 2021 people."
You just solved web bloat
Thing is, how many of these web bloat contributing hipsters also drive Toyota Prius' and think they're helping the environment? They're total hypocrites if they think bloating the internet, causing more and more data centres to be opened and devices using more power is a good idea.
Well the thing is all these soydevs are unironically making their websites difficult to access to people who have disabilities, those who live in under-developed countries which rely on slow mobile data or with limited data plans etc. Progressives don't actually care about the underprivileged, they're just a handy excuse used to undermine the pillars of society.
@@uni6503 well put.
Honestly though, large always online apps are alienating, like some people don't have that privilege.
Imagine Linus Torvalds throwing away the code he wrote for Linux kernel because it affects Microsoft or AT&T businesses. Ridiculous.
You have to understand, most of these people are not ready to be unplugged. And many of them are so inert, so hopelessly dependent on the system that they will fight to protect it.
@@JohnSmith-ds7oi lmao, dude. Nobody was talking about unplugging him. You have to understand, rationalizing on and justifying your soyness won't get you anywhere.
Oh, wait, seems like you're using a fake account to criticize the system. I'm calling the police, bud. Wait for journalists from bbc to knock on your door very soon.
@@altnhans i don't think you read that right
"This just motivates me further."
kjj
"Gradually, I began to hate them"
Same energy
"Your resistance only makes my penis harder!"
You have 69 likes, so I'm forbidden from giving you another.
It's ironic how these life story fools who have spammy ad blogs written on soydev tech stacks who claim to be all new-agey and about compassion and understanding turn into the most vitriolic demons on this guy's Twitter thread when he's literally saving the world from their life story stuff. Can we throw them into the "basket of deplorables" too?
They don't deserve to be in that glorious basket.
Not to mention all the unnecessary power used running the JavaScript, loading ads/images, etc. If they really cared, they'd write in assembly lol
Imagine getting bullied by “food bloggers” lmao. Søÿ dęv
amirite? you cant make this shit up
Rip God’s programmer Terry Davis
I don't understand, he closed his website because a few Karens bullied him in Twitter?
so it seems, so it seems...
he prolly uses twitter alot so it's like his world collapsing infront of him
Cease & Desist
Imagine getting canceled because of some HTML
@@coldtech06 i mean it depends on what you show with that html .... but yea lmao
Now living in an age, where people have to install extensions like ClearURLs to get rid of trackers, and using NoScript can deem most sites unusable.
honest question: why ClearURLs over something else like ghostery? what's the difference?
My old school's launch page is just a few links and the school's crest, yet it uses 8mb of javascript that can't be disabled. Then they try to teach web development.
@@teacon7 ClearURL's gets rid of and stuff like that so sites don't know where you came from because while it can be useful for site owners to optimize growth I guess it's really just another form of tracking.
It’s getting to the point where I’m going to have to move to Android (I’m not quite at the Luke stage of getting rid of cell phones yet) because even the mobile web is unusable without blockers. And apparently, only 1 mobile browser supports extensions. Why? lol, I don’t know.
@@abubakrakram6208 Use a Custom ROM, don't let BSoogle get away with more tracking...
Unsurprisingly, those women "foodie bloggers" who complained very much appear "bloated" themselves.
Too many bites.
Shaun Patrick O'Jameson too many bytes*
@@gettriggered_ian3269 It's not ad hominem because no one is arguing here lol.
They have eaten too much cookies
"Soy Dev Physiognomy" coined by Luke Smith
What's a soydev?
@@pmester228 urbanite bugmen who write soyware in javascript.
@@david52875 What's a soyware? Excessive javascript can be bad, but it's better to have and index and a recipe page, several JSON files and a script to load recipes from those JSON files into the recipe page, as opposed to having an HTML page for each recipe.
You can even automatize the generation of the index page, so simply appending a new object to the JSON array is all you need to create a new entry.
@@pmester228 The site uses a static site generator called ssg5. I don't understand why you have such a fetish for JSON.
@@david52875 I don't. Like, really nigga? I used it twice and that must mean I have a fetish for it? And besides, I get why frameworks are bad (you want a banana, you get the entire jungle), but why are people seething at the thought of dynamic generation? Bookmarking would be a problem, but you can embed the information, required to generate the page, into the URL.
Sounds like we need an Anarchist's Recipe Book that's just a PDF with text and simple picture recipes released on a random webpage four times a year.
Oooh! Like a cook book?
@@megabates9016 yes, and you just dump every recipe on the internet into it!
8:25 "Especially if you have a site of this lady's size" lmao why did I hear it like that
Do you have a single fact to snack that up?
"This is how I know you're not going to make it: *CTRL-F * DOT JS, look at all that!"
Made my day!
wouldn't be surprised if he used /
Boomer launches crusade against food recipe websites 2021
Exactly
I have a 1934 Better Homey than Gardener. The cover material is Palestinian,
shitpost.
This is just one part.
I read on CNN that ”according to experts” not wanting to read the drivel but skip to making the actual food is actually misogyny. Major yikes, sweaty!
Ew
"I have to pay for hosting, it's expensive!"
>Hosting is charged per MB of bandwidth
>Their page is 15 MB
topkek
Even my mom complains about how annoying cooking sites are these days
Based mom, install gentoo next
Why didn't he just turn his computer off lol. How is internet bullying even real. Just turn it off bro lol.
Welcome back soldier, check ur magazines, soydevs are coming
They're too busy fixing bugs in their JavaScript code
@@tokiomutex4148 i dont think that they got to the part where they edit the code yet, probably right now they are waiting for their bloated vscode with 99999 plugins to start
@@Som-yc4ql only 99999?
@@purplesage993 who would use an app that cannot run?
Papa Palpatine by fixing you mean adding more jQuery scroll to effects
When you opened the source of an 8 or so sentence index.html file and it opened to a shit ton of nonsense I broke out laughing
I started using a pihole a few months ago and my internet has never been faster! The amount of ads and trackers on websites is disgusting
My pihole blocks around 10,5% of all dns lookups. It’s crazy that so much is just ads and/or tracking.
Nice. What device do you run pihole on? Just a rasberri pi? Been wanting to set that up for a while...
@@allegoricalstatue yup, I've been running it on a raspberry pi 4
@@allegoricalstatue I ran it on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ (in Docker). If you don’t want a pi on all the time NextDNS also works well (using it right now since I had a problem with my pihole, and have not bothered to fix it yet).
Edit: Used pihole for about 2 years before I had any problem.
@@PatrikKron Thanks. I tried NextDNS yesterday but it didn't seem to block ads on youtube ad stuff, which was my main object. Gonna try Pihole next...
We should keep the spirit going and create more than just recipe site alternatives. For example a 'wikihow' sorta alternative with just useful and simple guides for daily tasks.
Yeah great idea how should it be called tho
UPDATE: We are now set to solve bloated recipes for good with our new site: based.cooking
See the video on it here: ruclips.net/video/ykNEkiYr0QM/видео.html
Kacie Morgan will not enjoy the command line. Binny Shah-Patel will not like writing Markdown/HTML.
I agree, nobody wants trackers and ads when we open web pages. But getting rid of those things would mean the way they get revenue needs to change. So the proper question would be: How to make a web page that generates revenue without tracking the user or using ads?
Good luck being an entrepreneur in Soviet America.
"Build your own website"
Hey! How its going on with the cummiunists in America the land of the free? They are advancing?
@@holymegadave advancing? They won a long time ago and are inna constant state of doing victory laps.
Luke, it's a white page with 3 paragraphs, it OBVIOUSLY requires 10 javascript files.
Web development in 2021
6:48 i like my recipes with some r*pe ads.
>soy-dev physiognomy
Instantly subbed after hearing that. Lmao
I initially thought he was being sarcastic in his tweets but apparently he really chickened out in a an epic way.
Open sauce recipes!
I'll get my coat.
That’s what I’m gonna call my GitHub project 🤣
why make a site when you can just create a bunch of md files and put them on github and basically read them on github itself, it's basically free in every way
just make the repo luke and let's start this
github is the new instagram
damn right !
just git clone and use grep / find / ripgrep lmao.
though, not normie friendly.
Sooner or later github will be making ads
Because GitHub itself is bloat
@@rustprogrammer Everything is bloat we need to share our recipes using smoke signals
people need to seriously stop taking offence to anything they see/hear on the internet.
How dare you!
Delete this comment right now
This was highly motivating! I must now avenge the memory of both Recipeasly and Terry Davis.
9:22 This made me tear up. The cringe, the reaction - hilarious.
the worst thing you can ever do when being cancelled is to comply
I wonder if a managed git organization like github or gitlab might just roll in and have say "gitrecipes" heres the repo and get people who don't program familiar with git just to write basic ass files.
To compile their recipes hahaha git clone hamburgers xD
duuuuuuuuuuude just get a book xDDD that part just killed me there, writing from afterlife
Fed up of people making a better site and undercutting your revenue?
Get
A
Job
Instead then
"I'm not gonna talk about the fact, that he might have sorta soydev physiognomy"
Physiognomy check
Worst thing is how they tried to spin it in the comments saying how he was "stealing from people of color and women". What the actual fuck, I just want a fucking recipe without it taking up 100% of my cpu
They keep spawning new words every month or so. What the hell is a bipoc lol
This might just be the most based video in luke smith history
Time to debloat my blog which no one reads.
Now gimme that link and I’m gonna read it.
Gib link now
good, readers are just more bloat
This channel was suggested in my feed. Soydevs? Finally a name for those cretins making these shitty web sites. Subscribed.
physiognomy is real
I remember a GitHub repository with the same idea, but for cocktails called "Open Drinks"
Another great video, its refreshing to see someone addressing this kind of stuff that's seems so intuitive that it's a marvel that it isn't commonplace. Thank you
The biggest problem for such clean sites is inviting enterprising content stealer which have a field day scraping the site and publishing it somewhere else chock full of ad-revenue generating stuff.
So that they can make another bloated recipe website? So what? How would that prevent the open clean website from existing? I don't understand how this is a problem.
@@slipcurve1410 just saying it's easy for people to steal your content and make money on it
Please keep taking about this subject!!!
when you're so early that you barely see any hearts given by luke
When people say they need ads to keep their website online, they are either grossly incompetent at development or at picking appropriate hosting (or both. WordPress sites with 100 plug-ins on AWS is not a rare sight). I develop the backend services for a Linux based shared hosting platform. I've seen what people put on our VMs. It's not pretty.
Love that casual TempleOS reference at the end
>You need to enable JavaScript to run this app.
"If you want to register to our site, you should make a pull request at our self-hosted gitlab site with your username, email and password"
Many probably see this as obvious but I think that the online recipe ecosystem has evolved around the goal of maximising ad revenue. As a result, I think it's mostly intentional that the stories and bloat are exceedingly long as you have to scroll through the text to get to the desired piece of information. This then leads the viewer to scroll past many ad slots which trigger those ad slots responding with ads and ad metrics. Scrolling past an ad would constitute an impression. That's important as an impression is a potentially payable item. Knowing that I think it's up to the individual to decide wether these stories and article are genuine additions or revenue maximizers.
couldnt do my math homework mom, luke smith uploaded a new video
"it's motivate me further". that was epic
Gopher recipe website when?
and gemini
9:22 congrats lads, we've lived long enough to see luke become pewdiepie
"She might lose money if i blog" 😆
Wikibooks is a free non-junk website that has heaps of basic recipes, chicken parmi included
I looked up that twitter thread and I want to tear my hair out.
New PR : "add more eggs to solve issue #1337"
You mentioned business idea. So.. where's the money coming from?
When he clicked on this video about being tired of ads, youtube showed me an ad..
Get adblock
"Food bloggers" guilting some guy into deleting his recipe website. We're in Hell, aren't we?
It's not **his** recipe website; it's a tool that scrapes other people's recipes blogs and delivers their content. Still not justified what the bloggers are doing, but that's an important fact that's being left out.
Dude, I am so on your side with this; and not just on the recipes stuff. I have worked in IT since the beginning at I remember websites that were just information and no BS. I dont think there is a place on the internet where you can just look up some information without ads, creating accounts, submitting your email for newsletters, ... It just sucks.
Based Cooking got posted on hackernews and after a few hours the top comments went from constructive criticism to "I don't like the website" and "wojak man bad"
All that Javascript you saw, that's looks to be from the "Next.JS" framework, which is a React NodeJS framework.
Imagine using a full blown javascript framework just to render 8 lines of plain text.
Thank you for this message to the world. I develop all my blogs under a zero-ads mantra (I believe if I ever become a big-deal web producer, I'll figure out how to do it with single-line text links). I feel exactly what you are talking about - that the commercial web has killed the actual web. What I want to see personally is people taking this sort of messaging to heart and returning to the web with blogs and websites fashioned sans-ads, and then begin interlinking as we all once did outside social media. The effect would be a sort of "new web" which of course would be more like a "reborn web". If someone visited your recipe website blog/page, they would find links to other websites (recipe or not) that were developed and presented under the same philosophy. When the number of people participating in this became large enough, say, in the thousands to tens of thousands, or dare I dream, hundreds of thousands, people would learn to trust the power and the significance of having and landing on web pages again. But if they didn't fine, much like Linux users, we'd have our own, more efficient world to operate in. It's disgraceful that in 2021 we have to talk about such a design methodology that is really the premiere one at the outset. It's outrageous. As an aside, I attempted to "start a movement" with "MumbleCoreHTML" ( www.dwghosting.com/mumblecorehtml/ ) but it languished away in disinterest. I eventually let the domain I bought to represent it expire though that URL is still the home. May your war room thrive and if you get any traction I'm onboard to help! Unless we have to BE the traction, I'm on board by default.
Thanks for the inspiration, got the remaining recipeasly domains so working on a site now.
Women like all the junk on sites, thats why its there.
Yep, and they love a Police State, Big Gov, and all that shit.
9:23 I can see the desolation on Luke's face...
I think the reason soydevs complain about the economics of hosting a basic website is because when you're a soydev and you use gigabytes of nodejs bullshit and other bloat you need to pay a lot more for a server that can handle that level of abuse. Meanwhile people like me Luke, and many others are hosting a website, peertube, email server and more on a dirt cheap VPS. My site literally runs on like less than 700mb of ram with a single core cpu and 10gb disk. I'm thinking about upgrading since I installed peertube, but if I was just hosting a basic website on it I could probably use the server I have now forever. All a webserver needs to do for a basic site is send you html, css, images, and js files when you ask for them, unless you have hundreds of thousands of concurrent visitors, pretty much any computer you can find can do the job.
What about just plain text, git sourced, recipes - hosted on a gemini capsule to ensure no tracking ever.
It's not just website hosting costs to consider. To maintain and keep adding new recipes to a site takes hours per week. Not many people are motivated to come home from a 40+ hour a week job and spend their spare time thanklessly sharing recipes. Maybe once we have UBI people will have time to freely contribute to society with no economic incentive. Also without the keyword-stuffing blog section, you just can't compete in search engines. How will your website that says the word "chicken parmesan" one time compete with a 3,500-word page that says it 30 times?
Watching how Luke dies inside at 9:25 never gets old
Luke, and everyone else, try a User Agent spoofer like Phony.
It can masquerade your browser a mobile browser.
This will often load a light version of the site.
Great for low bandwidth / CPU!
Even the woman on the picture and her food looks bloat
Gentoo now. The documentation is better and you feel more 1337 when you compile. Also USE_FLAGS mean no bloat!
Great video and at the end of it I said "Why I don't do non-bloat website for my local cuisine ?". That is what I am starting to do tomorrow. .tk website and hosting on rpi2 should work I think.
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im getting a bit of sv3rige vibes at 9:30
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If such a thing already exists I would love to contribute to it. I always wanted to share my recipes somewhere and this would be perfect.
I have a killer meatloaf recipe that I modified from an existing one online that I can share. My modifications were simply doubling the measurements for the ingredients in the sauce and being able to substitute ground beef with ground chicken or turkey to cut down on cost.
@@comicsans1689 yes I would appreciate that!
@@robert58 It might take me a while to find the recipe, as I forgot where I stashed it in my kitchen. I can post it on your channel's discussion page when I find it.
Sites get more complex due to SEO... when your competition adds content and surpasses you in every query you need to add content yourself, that is why a recipe site would have those stories, they're for Google's algorithm.
At this point it's better to get old cook books than to use these trash websites
In Germany the probably most popular recipe site (chefkoch.de) is actually something like that. It's still bloated with ads and JS, but the recipes are uploaded by users and there are no life stories. They also have a table at the top of the website with the ingredients, so it doesn't take ages to find those either.
1:56 fkn bbc made your webcam lag. proved your point haha
9:29 that reaction killed me
He's not wrong y'know...
They used to sell CDs with millions of recipes. Just a search function and a pile of recipes. The problem can be solved in minutes. You can scrape all these bloat machines and replace them.
"Whoa, I'm cringing right now," Luke said with the tone of an edgy anime teen.
Can you have a search bar without javascript?
Food recepies are the one of most ancient forms of open source information to exist