> Part of your reward is that traffic cone will stay in people's minds for decades or maybe centuries longer than the products of most of us here. > VLC is li

> Part of your reward is that traffic cone will stay in people's minds for decades or maybe centuries longer than the products of most of us here. > VLC is like a part of culture at this point. Pretty much, as soon as he said he worked on VLC I saw the cone in my head, and then remembered how many times I installed into people's machines so they would stop having codec issues using default software. Thanks for working a fuckton, OP!