Re: You should just download your favorite YouTube content and put it on a hard drive in your home

This post convinced me to go a step further with the videos I saved! Laura is right, the internet (especially anything Google has it's hands on) isn't forever. I liked keeping them in Anytype1 for tagging and notetaking, but this is the perfect opportunity for making more use out of my pocket notebooks. It's easy to forget that funny, thought-provoking, carefully edited and well-researched YouTube videos are actually works of art when they're served up to you on an unassuming (shitty lol) interface. I don't have an NAS, so I'm not sure what to store them on (other than my SSD, but that seems like kind of a waste). Shoot me an email if you have any affordable storage suggestions for beginners! Apps like this and Obsidian won't be here forever either ...↩