It's a massive scrapper?
Like it engages in scrappy flights? I guess that's one way to frame fighting with discord but I'd personally see them as fairly comparable weight classes.
Or did you mean scraper like vacuuming up data* off of everyone who visits?
Autism, personally speaking.
I knew it was a metaphor, but it's also a lie and does not actually happen.
That's actually the result of "looking it up", which was the instruction.
What is it with you that makes you so incapable of reasoning that someone might know what it means and also want to point out that it's bullshit?
The fact that he's still alive that makes it safe to make.
/shrug
I'd take that bet, but I often am relying on packages that are significantly out of date as a professional Android developer. 2 years is mild.
There's no obvious rootkit unless the developer put it in and if it works with your version of Pulse then I wouldn't see what the issue could be. It's mostly a front end access to your Pulse where you're making and mixing digital.
Security consciousness is good but I think you can trust this one.
But I'm also just a stranger on the Internet ❤️
All true. It seems obscure and niche enough to not be a scam. There's only a single contributor and based on his activity elsewhere it seems like it was probably just a passion project.
Fair
But also it shouldn't need any network access. The code is open source and you can look through it if you've got the expertise.
I use Voicemeter Potato to do virtual mixing of inputs. If you've got an output you should be able to route it through Voicemeter.
... Assuming that it works on Linux.
It looks like somebody was trying to do a Linux version here: https://github.com/theRealCarneiro/pulsemeeter so I assume Voicemeter doesn't work on Linux.
There's probably some way to manipulate PulseAudio to do this as well? But the Pulsemeeter option Is probably your best bet even if the repo hasn't been touched in 2 years.
The original motto was retained in Google's code of conduct, now a subsidiary of Alphabet. Between 21 April and 4 May 2018, the motto was removed from the code of conduct's preface and retained in its last sentence.[6]
You're mistaking "it's not the first line" with "it got removed"
Linking news articles from click bait sites doesn't help your argument.
My guy I literally worked there and signed the employee handbook. Don't Be Evil was right before you signed if I remember right. Regardless: it is 100% in the handbook.
They didn't drop it. It was still in the handbook in 2022 when I signed it.
People like to claim they dropped it: but it's still there.
Now since I was laid off in the mass 2023 wave I can't speak to it's current state but I'd be shocked if they removed it.
Typo; vacuuming up data.
Ducking autocorrect