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    FediRadio users share Moon Ray's Comanchero●# FediRadio # Music Moon Ray - Comanchero https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=YRYTQjNk_Bk https:// invidious.nerdvpn.de/watMmastodonCultureMusic111 h ago

    The 1985 Italo disco track "Comanchero" by Moon Ray is being shared on the Fediverse as part of a FediRadio music session, with users posting YouTube and Invidious links to the song. The collaborative music-sharing hashtag gives people on decentralized networks a way to listen and post tracks together.

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    Users question YouTube Shorts data practices●@ gsuberland Had no idea youtube does that, but then I've never watched any shorts video from youtube. Been using my ownMmastodonTechnologySoftware18 d ago

    Security researcher Gareth Heyes-adjacent commentator gsuberland prompted discussion after a claim about how YouTube handles Shorts videos. Reply threads show users surprised by the behaviour, with several saying they avoid YouTube's own apps entirely, instead using self-hosted Invidious instances and external media players to watch content. Uploaders note they still use YouTube Studio for publishing, but browsing has largely shifted to third-party tools among privacy-conscious viewers.

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    Daily disco music pick shared online●https:// youtu.be/QipOBZtiUbc Invidious: https:// inv.nadeko.net/QipOBZtiUbc # Music # discoDelGiornoMmastodonCultureMusic315 d ago

    A music link labelled #discoDelGiorno, Italian for 'song of the day', has been shared with a small audience as a daily disco recommendation. The post offers no additional detail about the artist or track, and no commentary has accompanied it. It is one of several tagged daily music picks circulating among users.

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    Samsung Displays Power Cincinnati Bengals Game Prep▼Sports Technology: Samsung Displays Help Cincinnati Bengals Prepare For Game Day✉newsTechnology13 d ago

    Samsung display technology is being used by the Cincinnati Bengals to support the team's game-day preparation, according to a report by industry outlet invidis. The deployment highlights how professional sports franchises are turning to advanced screen technology for training, planning and stadium operations, underlining Samsung's growing presence in the sports technology market.