What are you watching on YouTube?

What are you watching on YouTube?
AdrianH

AdrianH

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What YouTube channels do you subscribe to?

Some of mine are...

Adam Savage's Tested - Adam Savage from Mythbusters.


TronixFix - Guy tries to fix broken/damaged gaming hardware and other hardware.

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TronicsFix

Welcome to the TronicsFix Youtube channel! We believe that repair matters. In an age where it seems like everything is becoming less repairable we're here to show you how to fix it anyway! We think that there's no reason to throw something away if it can be fixed. On our channel, we'll show you...
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Mark Rober - He worked on the rover that went to Mars.


Technology Connection - Goes into depth on older tech

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Here are a few of mine.


Does fun game reviews with great insights on both older and newer games.


A goth with a cynical sense of humor that covers lesser-known games with really good editing.


Makes in-depth/captivating videos about various topics that might induce existential dread (Manga, Anime, Wrestling, Pop culture, Games, etc) Still haven't quite forgiven him for the Space Jam 2 video...


He makes very detailed lore video's about Warhammer 40K.
 
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He goes around showing filming locations in and around Hollywood of famous movie from 80s and 90s. I find it quite relaxing to watch :)

 
Hey, great choices! Adam Savage's Tested is a favorite of mine too – Mythbusters nostalgia! TronixFix sounds awesome. Love seeing repairs in action. By the way, have you looked into YouTube automation? It can help manage your subscriptions and make sure you never miss a video. Thanks for sharing these channels – always looking for new stuff to watch! 📺👍
 
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Super long, but very interesting.

The Biggest Lie in Video Game History : The Billy Mitchell Story

 

Scientists discover incredible self-decapitating sea slug​

Researchers at Japan's Nara Women's University have discovered a new trait exhibited by the sacoglossan sea slug – it has the ability to decapitate itself, then regrow its body. The process, from shedding all of itself below the neck to regrowing a new body, takes less than a month, in an extreme example of a process known as autotomy

 
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