I don't think the point is for people to sit down for 3 hours and watch it like a twitch stream, but to regularly check in and see how its going, and maybe hope to see some cool farm machines being used. Streams of birds' nests are also very common, and the idea is that you check in every once in a while to hope to catch the eggs hatching and otherwise see how the babies are growing.
I’m a fan of the Fireplace For Your Home Extended Cinematic Universe, but somehow Netflix lost the rights to Mountain Stream For Your Home and my all-time favorite, Oscillating Fan For Your Home.
I don't think the point is for people to sit down for 3 hours and watch it like a twitch stream, but to regularly check in and see how its going, and maybe hope to see some cool farm machines being used. Streams of birds' nests are also very common, and the idea is that you check in every once in a while to hope to catch the eggs hatching and otherwise see how the babies are growing.
Livestreaming is when I sit next to a stream at the park and watch squirrels fight while they forage :grillman:
SQUIRRELS
:comrade-doggo: are you ready to approach squirrel without caution and then forget what the plan was when you get there?
YES LETS GO :lets-fucking-go:
My dad loves to watch a river crossing television stream where its just pointing a camera at a river where elk cross and then counting how many cross.
I’m a fan of the Fireplace For Your Home Extended Cinematic Universe, but somehow Netflix lost the rights to Mountain Stream For Your Home and my all-time favorite, Oscillating Fan For Your Home.
( No, really, all of this is true .)