You say that but they literally went to court against a journalist claiming they “hacked” them because the journalist simply referenced their html code that is visible from pressing F12.
Luckily I think the case was dismissed but it was really close and was extremely problematic to begin with.
Seems like the courts haven’t caught on, but most people migrated to yt-dlp.
I do wish they rebranded the project to get rid of YouTube from the name. It can do so much more and is insanely powerful. It should be advertised as a generic video extractor. Don’t know if it’d help legal issues though, despite them not actually breaking laws.
Why would you need to host this? Why not just have a client that does backups?
Well it’s “allegedly” decentralized, which should solve this by design…
Big W change. EU should try to copy this idea.
reported for doxing, uhhh, someone’s SSN… maybe…
I doubt it’d have anything malicious in the firmware. I’d be more concerned about getting ripped off with fake parts or having it break on you.
That’s something I’m willing to give up
I hope the next gen of Steam Deck really has the connector at the bottom this time. It makes all the accessories and docks really awkward the current way.
Now we can learn the secrets of Stop n Swop
Very cool fellow consumers
Feels like we’re 20 years too early for that, but I hope it works out well. That’s the inevitable long term solution.
Hell yeah. If Valve was smart, they’d have pushed for this a lot sooner. They should focus on making it more device-agnostic. If the consumer’s device revolves around their storefront, then it’s a massive win for them.
a goblin that must be stopped at all cost
I knew Honey was sketchy, but I just assumed it made it’s money from just data harvesting everything