The Sorcerer's Apprentice Season 2: International Edition - Discussion Thread

[englanddg]

Funny story as to why parental controls are kindof important...

We were flying down (to Disney, actually) and I set her up with headphones and her laptop (yes, she has her own laptop...knows basic HTML too...has since she was 5)...but, that's a side story.

Anyhow, I removed the block I had on youtube (simple hosts file redirect) so she could watch My Little Pony on the plane since they didn't block youtube, but they did block netflix.

I start doing stuff on my laptop, keeping a loose eye, and she asks me "Daddy, why is Applejack saying bad words?"

See, she had watched episodes, and just kept clicking on "next video" popups in youtube, and one of them was a "parody" video that was...well...I'm sure you can imagine.

Yeah, the rest of the flight we browsed youtube together.

 

[DinoInstitute]

Funny story as to why parental controls are kindof important...

We were flying down (to Disney, actually) and I set her up with headphones and her laptop (yes, she has her own laptop...knows basic HTML too...has since she was 5)...but, that's a side story.

Anyhow, I removed the block I had on youtube (simple hosts file redirect) so she could watch My Little Pony on the plane since they didn't block youtube, but they did block netflix.

I start doing stuff on my laptop, keeping a loose eye, and she asks me "Daddy, why is Applejack saying bad words?"

See, she had watched episodes, and just kept clicking on "next video" popups in youtube, and one of them was a "parody" video that was...well...I'm sure you can imagine.

Yeah, the rest of the flight we browsed youtube together.

 

[DinoInstitute]

Youtube knew I liked the show, and song parodies, and I ended up with a bunch of those

 

[Voxel]

Funny story as to why parental controls are kindof important...

We were flying down (to Disney, actually) and I set her up with headphones and her laptop (yes, she has her own laptop...knows basic HTML too...has since she was 5)...but, that's a side story.

Anyhow, I removed the block I had on youtube (simple hosts file redirect) so she could watch My Little Pony on the plane since they didn't block youtube, but they did block netflix.

I start doing stuff on my laptop, keeping a loose eye, and she asks me "Daddy, why is Applejack saying bad words?"

See, she had watched episodes, and just kept clicking on "next video" popups in youtube, and one of them was a "parody" video that was...well...I'm sure you can imagine.

Yeah, the rest of the flight we browsed youtube together.

OH dear that terrible. I hate these parodies sometimes, I do believe that Youtube needs to do a better job doing that i don't always want a parody

 

[englanddg]

The MLP video she found was a bit...worse.

Lets just say, it wouldn't surprise me if the person who made it was a regular on /b/

 

[Voxel]

The MLP video she found was a bit...worse.

Lets just say, it wouldn't surprise me if the person who made it was a regular on /b/

Ouch. That scares me.

 

[englanddg]

Lets just say it involved Rule 34 (though, she asked me before it got THAT far).

 

[DinoInstitute]

The MLP video she found was a bit...worse.

Lets just say, it wouldn't surprise me if the person who made it was a regular on /b/

Feel free to visit Wil Heuser's channel (the maker of that vid) and watch the others...they get...worse. I just posted that becauseI think there is some sort of WDWMagic code

 

[englanddg]

OH dear that terrible. I hate these parodies sometimes, I do believe that Youtube needs to do a better job doing that i don't always want a parody

Youtube needs a content rating system....I hate to say it.

Or, at least to divide itself into "rated and unrated content"...

 

[DinoInstitute]

Lets just say it involved Rule 34 (though, she asked me before it got THAT far).

What's rule 34?

 

[Voxel]

Youtube needs a content rating system....I hate to say it.

Or, at least to divide itself into "rated and unrated content"...

I second that everyday. They need it badly.

What's rule 34?

Something that will never be discussed here due to it's nature.

 

[englanddg]

You really should read the rules of the Internet.

I second that everyday. They need it badly.

Something that will never be discussed here due to it's nature.

Better answer than mine.

Just...google it. Internet rules.

 

[DinoInstitute]

Oh. Ahh, ok...I see

 

[Voxel]

You really should read the rules of the Internet.

Better answer than mine.

Just...google it. Internet rules.

Lol. I have had to answer that question so many times.

btw, Supermoon outside.

 

[englanddg]

I second that everyday. They need it badly.

Something that will never be discussed here due to it's nature.

The funny thing is, they could do it pretty easily using the same system they use to find illegal music / video uploads and flag users.

Mark everything as unrated, unless it comes from a Youtube partner that has a legal obligation with them (not just an ads partner, but a full partner) and then let their bot look for language.

Their Rule 34 bot has gotten very good as well. Years ago that stuff would slip through (wouldn't last very long, few hours or a day at most), but I haven't seen that stuff pop up in a while. Well, the graphic stuff.

 

[englanddg]

Lol. I have had to answer that question so many times.

btw, Supermoon outside.

It's really just an extension of the Usenet laws of the internet, but /b/ being /b/ took them and made them all their own.

 

[DinoInstitute]

The funny thing is, they could do it pretty easily using the same system they use to find illegal music / video uploads and flag users.

Mark everything as unrated, unless it comes from a Youtube partner that has a legal obligation with them (not just an ads partner, but a full partner) and then let their bot look for language.

Their Rule 34 bot has gotten very good as well. Years ago that stuff would slip through (wouldn't last very long, few hours or a day at most), but I haven't seen that stuff pop up in a while. Well, the graphic stuff.

Trust me, I have.

Titles can be as deceptive as "Surprise WDW Trip!"

 

[Voxel]

It's really just an extension of the Usenet laws of the internet, but /b/ being /b/ took them and made them all their own.

Leave it to /b/. The Trolls and slum of the Internet.

 

[DinoInstitute]

I am playing minesweeper. Been addicted to it for a few weeks. So far, on hard, my record is 16 for 1029.

 

[englanddg]

Leave it to /b/. The Trolls and slum of the Internet.

But they is Anonymous!

/b/ is a gross mixture of very dangerous people, ignorant people (most of the time being very young and naive) and mentally disturbed people.