Necro, sry.

Revolt has your mic muted by default.

Something that interests me even more is that the company behind, Kastelo Inc., possibly bears its name from the esperantoan word for 'Castle'.

Can anyone confirm?

You're probably right. Kastelo previously launched a service called Arigi that was later discontinued. The announcement notes that "arigi" means "to amass · to gather · to put together" in Esperanto.

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:IAwDkf...

or its a tech startup that just named it 'Castle' spelled with a K-elo to make it unique

Read the parent answer, it explains when deleting individual cookies is useful (even for non-devs)

Not really? Cookie names/values are usually inscrutable to anyone who hasn't worked on the site in question, and the idea that a non-developer would need to selectively delete individual cookies to work around a bug in a site is just silly (those users are much better served by simply clearing all of that site's cookies and logging in again).

(And when the need truly does arise, there's a perfectly-good tool for that which is no harder to find than the sub-menu being deprecated.)

He even renamed that video, it was called something along the lines of "We need to talk about clickbait" previously.

Indeed. It will probably end up with: "You'll Never Believe How Clickbait Actually Works!"

A shame he doesn't name them properly to make the "most valuable and informative" videoes more easily accessible to those in need of information on the topic

You missed the manual viewer (open triggered by F1) I think its UI dates back to Vista or so. (the .chm file viewer)

I would hate for Microsoft to kill off the original Control Panel.

youtube-dl aside, the LockPickingLawyer is an amazing channel.

I watched a horror movie once, the protagonist had hidden in a fortified escape room and was holding their breath.

Then, the scariest thing ever could be heard

"Click out of 3, nothing on 4."

honestly, the company is amazing, they are the discord equivalent of domain hosting

Wait, do you mean something positive by this? Discord has always struck me as pretty horrible... I'm not even quite sure how to interpret what you've said in a positive way. Maybe implied popularity, but it's debatable whether popularity is in fact a positive even.

What about discord has been horrible for you?

No ability to use third-party clients without being banned.

Sure, it's against the TOS, but I've been using an external client for probably 2 years and haven't been banned or warned. If Discord are aware then they've explicitly chosen to do nothing.