1. Thanks, Fran. Love the shows. 50 years ago I majored in electronics in junior college but never worked in that field. But "Owen Patrik" had the best way of explaining theory–he could make it "come alive" somehow, and of course, I think you have the same talent. Take care and keep them coming.

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2. Fran I love your lipstick, I would love to see you wear a slightly darker red lipstick that would look great on you 🍓🤍

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3. My only suggestion might be to pick up the pace a bit. When I first starting watching, I found it a bit frustrating that it seemed to take 20 minutes for perhaps 10 minutes of material. Of course, the pace is also part of your style. And it's a good style. And we tend to be conditioned to having stuff thrown at us in machine gun fashion. And you are not that way. But still, it seems like "10 minutes of information is packed into 20 minutes". Perhaps you could pack it into 15 minutes and not lose anything. But this is pretty minor. Regarding camera angle, technical issues, and presentation style: It is just fine and very personable.

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4. Live stream sux

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5. Awsome

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6. Regarding the language issue, it depends on what language your Windows is installed in. Like me, I prefer my computer to be in English, due to me living in the US for 15 yrs of my life. So I get all video suggestions in English, even I'm in Finland and I'm Finnish.

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7. Could you make a lens that goes from dark to clear electronically? Glasses that can be controlled this way would help people with their eye convergence problem. Convergence is when the eyes work normally, that is both eyes point at the object looked at. These glasses would alternately be clear for the left then the right eye (controlled by a microcontroller). Alternately the left and right eye would point at what is being looked at. That would train both eyes to work together, both alternately forced to look at the same point of focus.

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8. You can use the auto-generated captions as a starting point for manually entered captions. They’re usually very accurate, and only need a bit of editing to get them up to snuff. It would take maybe 20 minutes to review the captions for a video like this, which seems like time well spent to not ostracize your hearing impaired viewers.

   Of course this would only get you English captions, but I’m sure there are many willing fans that would be happy to help translate the captions into other languages.

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9. you get the videos in the language you are watching. My first language is german, but I consume so much English content, that google knows that I want English speaking youtube videos, but German search results – or English search results, when I search with English terms, like when I search technical information.

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10. Honestly I dont think you should change anything about your content, fuck people who are so nit picky about every little thing. I think this is a good idea though, I would tune into your livestreams but it's kinda hard being a college student and working 30hours a week. Keep doing you though!

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11. If it's Friday Feedback, be sure to include a nice intro guitar riff with some nasty feedback. 🙂

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12. What a doll.

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13. Fran! Personally, I dig your videos as they are – camera angles, quirks, rants, projects, repairs – literally every aspect is unapologetically YOU.

    I know there's a difference between constructive feedback and pandering, but regardless, don't arm the critics and haters with any weight to their words. You make great stuff.

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14. Now that you have some rolls of tape you can do some experiments on producing x-rays — kooky huh?

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