Why would you use it so complicated way when you can just use SmartTube (or TizenTube) on Android TV, both controlled conveniently with your TV remote instead of some mouse, cables, etc.
I use on my Android TV SmartTube, you can customize pretty much anything, I don't think I have ever tried original Youtube app, but just out of curiosity I tried competition - TizenTube, which is basically default Youtube app minus ads and it was absolutely horrible experience, on home page you see like 2 giant thumbnails and that's it, can't understand how can someone stand such UI, the most basic settings are setting how big are the thumbnails, how fast is the video title scrolling, if your app doesn't have this I am not gonna use it.
because GUI can vary over time (or Linux distros) much more than terminal commands
edit: ChatGPT talked me recently through Linux Mint installation on two old laptops I have at home where Mint didn't detect existing Windows installation (which I wanted to keep), don't think anyone on Reddit or elsewhere would be as fast/patient as ChatGPT, it was mostly done by terminal commands, one computer was easy, the other had already 4 partitions and FAT32, so it took longer
Perhaps even worse. I'm over simplifying: but at least some childless people know it's a lot of work and sacrifice to be a good parent, hence they opted out. On the other hand for the clueless ones, they thought of a child as something akin to having a toy - all fun and no work, only to realizes later that they are dealing with a full fledged individual.
Great solution, next do special women subway coaches, separate public buses to mixed vs women areas and separate girls and boys in school, down to road we can introduce burqa just to make sure nobody has reason to attack women.
Slippery slope fallacy. It's unfortunate that gender seggragation is the only way to stop women from being raped by their Uber drivers, but in a country led by a raging misogynist and pedophile, it's hardly surprising that we would need to go that far. I'm all for building a safer society for everyone, but in the meantime this crutch appears necessary.
The real question is why do you care? Why you worry today about something which may not happen in the future?
My job most likely won't exist in ten years, do you think I'm worried? You might die in car accident, from heart attack or cancer in those ten years, some lost job is absolutely irrelevant compared to your health, there are and always will be jobs available, just adapt.
We have saying in my country "There were, are and (always) will be the money", which basically means you should not worry too much about money, just find a way to get them when you need them.
I strongly recommend LISTENING to this song - Baz Luhrmann - Everybody's Free To Wear Sunscreen
I quote one of the most important part regarding the article (especially 2nd sentence):
"Don’t worry about the future; or worry, but know that worrying is as effective as trying to solve an algebra equation by chewing bubblegum. The real troubles in your life are apt to be things that never crossed your worried mind; the kind that blindside you at 4:00 pm on some idle Tuesday."
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