Tech Issues - Blog Posts

Uhm quick question. So YouTube isn't letting me view comments on long form videos on my Samsung phone.

The comments are on, I'm using a personal account, and I haven't done anything like inappropriate from what I'm aware of.

I've already tried deleting YouTube and reinstalling it but it only works for a bit before I went back to the same problem.

However I can access comments from shorts and posts.

If anyone knows what's going on I'd appreciate an explanation.

Thank you for your time.

Lack of notification likely related to that reblog not showing on the comments reblog filter.

alright nerds i need your help getting this piece of shit (affectionate) talking with my other devices

there's an expansion bay for a cd/floppy drive but I have the secondary hard drive adapter instead. Of course it doesn't have any form of radio. My only way in is the rear I/O.

From left to right / top to bottom and in poor image quality:

RJ11 (I have working 2009 laptop with an RJ11 port, and a landline phone system)

Infrared (no compatible hardware)

USB: The drivers aren't installed. I have them in an exe and it's the file i'm trying to send.

Audio mic/headphones/in

Parallel port (i have a 2008 desktop pc with a parallel port but it might be dead, i'll have to check)

What I assume is a proprietary docking station connector

PS/2

VGA

The PC runs windows 98 SE, and it looks like it also has MS-DOS (sorry if i'm saying something stupid, i'm younger than this computer). Other than python 2.3 and winzip, it doesn't look like it has any third-party utility software.

I tried adding a file straight to the hard drive but the connector on the hard drive isn't compatible with my IDE adapter, even though they look very similar (the pins on the HDD are slightly closer together).

Can't open the bios setup because you need a cd for that

my crazy idea is sending the file as audio. I think windows 98 ships with some kind of audio recording software. I can use my modern pc to play the file as audio. The hard part is the trip back. i guess i could use python to read the audio data and convert it back to a file

The two realistic solutions are RJ11 and parallel, but I have no idea how they work or how to use them

Someone who knows more than me about old computers please help