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but other than the fakeloop meme shiina rin and heebdog make good funny shorts

Unfortunately basically everyone who makes dedicated tiktok/shorts content does that, to the point that for a lot of us it's now dumb and annoying. But it is the shorts meta so whatayagunnado.

Any time Matrix gets a fancy new feature, the first client to support it will always be Element. A WORD OF ADVICE TO ELEMENT USERS Your chat timeline will default to including the shit like <user has changed profile picture> and <user has left/joined room>. This becomes super annoying when...

It lives!

Strictly speaking superchats and what will be hype chat are in fact a service that some consider worthwhile to give a cut for. On streamelements and streamlabs using PayPal for donos there is still a significant risk of malicious chargeback as a risk to the streamer. And for both the streamer...

70/30 split confirmed on their blog. And yeah the surcharge means it's even worse for the streamer.

Ahahahahahhahah they wanted more of a cut from Bits so they rewrite the feature entirely so they can justify a new fee structure oh man that's amazing.

Because it's timely and topical right now in the most fucked up way you could imagine

"Horse girl allegations"

Go ahead and clock me I had to go make the clip.

collabing with K, K, and don't forget K.

Random funny coincidence today:

Phone posting and I'm not about to check if the next bunch of pages has these. Rikka and Matsuri did Daddy Daddy Do Also Doing Daddy Daddy is Risu+Oga Rikka and Pink Woman have an original

Dang ragdoll needs to learn how to use her ad automator to avoid prerolls

For what it's worth, here's the actual streamer's tweet about the shit. "I just said fuck it and went to touch grass for a little bit. Whatever." And fun fact the staff apparently wasn't just some rando janny it was Twitch's Creative Director.

Streamers can prevent a new viewer from getting pre-roll ads by using the Ad Management Tool and making sure they are running no less than 3 minutes of ads per hour during content. Whether a streamer does this is up to them.

You don't get ads on channels you are subscribed to, or if you pay $15/mo for "Twitch Turbo"

1) They have a war on adblockers that's been going on for years, with intrusive ads that will run for 3 minutes per hour and interrupt live content. 2) They have the worst VOD player you'll ever see, a buggy fucking mess. 3) If you want to tolerate the Twitch VOD player because you had to miss a...