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The Victoria and Albert Museum acquired the first-ever YouTube video. The 170-year-old London museum is dedicated to applied arts and design, and a more typical exhibit might be a Renaissance tapestry or a piece of ornate Japanese furniture. But the museum has been building a digital collection, including GIFs from WeChat. The YouTube video (“Me at the Zoo”) will be displayed on a period-appropriate front end, using archived code, and with banner ads from the time. It also required careful reconstruction, because in the prehistory of 2005, the web still ran on Adobe Flash. YouTube’s early decisions “created interaction design patterns for social media and other platforms still in use today,” the V&A said, making the video a valuable historical artifact.

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Thought I would share a peertube video. I find and try to post at least once a day. Dont know if they apply over at Videos..but figure you all wouldn't mind.

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submitted 20 hours ago* (last edited 20 hours ago) by Beep@lemmus.org to c/videos@lemmy.world
 
 

Do you feel addicted to social media? You're certainly not alone. Social media and our brains have a messy relationship, and researchers are working hard to understand what's going on, who might be more or less at risk, and why.

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submitted 1 day ago* (last edited 1 day ago) by qaz@lemmy.world to c/videos@lemmy.world
 
 

Your RAM is an illusion. The moon needs a new timezone. Compilers might start vibe...compiling. Welcome to 2026.

In this video, I break down my biggest Computer Science predictions for the year!

What do you think, do you agree? Disagree? Let me know in the comments!

Timestamps: 00:00 Treating RAM like a...Network? 03:55 Lunar Timezones 07:10 Rust vs C++ vs CHERI? 10:58 Slopsquatting 13:40 Non-deterministic ML Compilers?

2026 Predictions (simplified):

65% - At least one major cloud provider will release compute offerings with a "tiered" or "burstable" memory class where you explicitly pay less for memory backed by CXL

80% - A published implementation strategy for official Coordinated Lunar Time as an operational standard

40% - A mass produced consumer device ships with a CHERI-enabled processor

70% - A major developer package repository has to temporarily halt registrations for +24hrs

65% - LLVM MLGO lists 3+ ML-guided heuristics

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edit: Sorry, found a better version of this video.

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