Do Vanced et al even have Sponsorblock functionality?

It’s not that bad if you add uBlock, Sponsorblock, DeArrow and NoYoutubeShorts.

:sweat:

It’s not zero sum, but I agree that it’s going to negatively impact others.

No, Firefox with uBlock works fine!

They don’t have to, they can choose not to use the internet! /s

Yes, it would probably force microsoft to adhere to the specs if their files didn’t work more users.

This is the second phase of enshittification. They are hurting yhe businesses with this, not the consumer.

Bone apple teat!

Bald of you to not.

I suspected as much. I wouldn’t expect that to work on Linux, especially since build the output is to be run on other Windows machines.

Visual Studio Code runs natively on linux. Not sure if that’s what you meant though.

The problem with that is that insurance companies would gladly interpret that as tampering of the vehicle, voiding your insurance and which will really fuck you up in case of an accident.

See also Papercut and New Divide

Indeed. If he changed the license to allow packaging the new version, at least all of those reports would be of the current version rather than the last GPL one.

Let the community in and use their time to contribute rather than locking it down as a one man project and then complaining about it.

No, but the app will inevitably have bad reviews on Android because it will not be as good - both technically and in yerms of “customer service”.

FOSS can’t usually compete with big tech in this area and it is one of the biggest drawbacks to FOSS in general. You are on your own.

Sounds more sane than your original comment, but I still want to point out that you are part of the problem if you keep passing on the right.

It’s better to calmly wait and/or teach the drivers in the left lane to change lane when not needed, rather than enabling them by just “solving” the problem by passing on the right.

Edit: spelling

Where I live, it’s illegal to pass on the right, and anywhere else it is more dangerous because it’s unexpected.

Keep off the passing lane unless you are passing another vehicle.

Good points! Keeping to the norm is very important for readability.

I do disagree with the performance bit though. Again, there will probably be no difference at all in the performance because the redundant code is removed before (or during [e.g. JIT optimizations]) execution.

Regarding the “bad code”. It’s more readable though to keep the full limit for each elif case, which is most often way more important than performance, especially since than logic with the age can be easily optimized by any good compiler or runtime.

You know you can get those extensions for Firefox (and forks) for Android, right?