Yes. The NewPipe x SponsorBlock repo is archived and there's a message in the README saying:
Development Has Stopped
This fork is old and no longer maintained. See Tubular, a new fork of NewPipe.
Yes. The NewPipe x SponsorBlock repo is archived and there's a message in the README saying:
Development Has Stopped
This fork is old and no longer maintained. See Tubular, a new fork of NewPipe.
LocalSend has been great for me. It also works over NetBird or Tailscale. The same goes for KDE Connect.
Finally a use case where AI/Machine learning would absolutely make sense. If we can have AI that can generate text or images, imitate people's voices or write code, we can also have a lightweight model that can detect ads and skip them during playback. There's a model trained on SponsorBlock data for detecting sponsored segments https://github.com/xenova/sponsorblock-ml
I'm sure that we can have something similar but for embedded ads.
First they tried to destroy FOSS, then they realized that they can make money and gain control using open source software, so now they pretend to support it. Microsoft is a monopolistic piece of garbage that I'm staying away from at all costs.
Or just installing Snap afterwards
That's one of the dumbest things I ever heard
Airlines in America really suck, I feel like we have much better options here in Europe
Why is my neighbor receiving ads for anger management?
He probably gets aggressive when seeing too many ads
Same, but you can always use Trocador to convert your XMR to other coins. Alternatively there are some ways to anonymously acquire BTC.