twitter-aws-comprehend VS Yotter

I couldn't load the site either, but it reminds me of something I built a couple of years ago that let me analyze the happiness of specific Twitter users: https://github.com/dmuth/twitter-aws-comprehend

Some interesting takeaways from my experiment:

- President Obama's tweets became a LOT happier once he left office.

- Donald Trump's tweets were less negative than one might think! I did some digging and found most of the "happy" tweets were made by his social media team--the tweets made by him personally were quite angry.

Use alt-frontends, they're more Tor friendly: https://github.com/iv-org/invidious https://github.com/ytorg/Yotter https://github.com/TeamPiped/Piped https://subscriptions.gir.st https://tube.cadence.moe/

FreeTube and, if possible, a VPN. I have no idea what you could use on iOS, the only thing I can think of is Yotter.

Tor works fine, provided you use alt-frontends.

Either change your circuit till you get an exit that isn't banned, or use alt-frontends.

Alternatively you can just one of the Yotter instances (1 , 2) if you hate Twitter that much. I realized that since I barely want to comment on anything, using one of these new front-ends isn't that bad of an idea, especially since the URL structure is interchangeable so I can easily drop a like or comment if I really do feel like it.

Io uso Yotter che funziona per twitter e youtube. I front end alternativi che forse fanno al caso tuo sono: