The corporate internet is hostile to art, so download your favorite YouTube videos
Download your favourite YouTube videos

A call to archive the YouTube content you love, since the corporate internet is hostile to art and nothing you love belongs to you unless you claim it. The author backs this up with a personal homelab setup: yt-dlp and ytdl-sub to pull hundreds of videos across dozens of playlists, Jellyfin to serve them as a TV-show library, and Tdarr to re-encode everything to HEVC, saving roughly 700GB across a 2TB library.
The corporate internet is hostile to art and the things you love do not belong to you unless you claim them for yourself.