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Surely google won't let this stand for long, right? As soon as it gets any kind of popularity google will intentionally break it.
by sdfghswe 3y ago
Surely google won't let this stand for long, right? As soon as it gets any kind of popularity google will intentionally break it.
- rglullis 3y agoThey've been trying to do it with Invidious and youtube-dl already.
- sdfghswe 3y agoRight. And whenever I try to use youtube-dl, historically there's been a 25%+ chance that it's broken at that point in time. Either I have to update it, or download it from somewhere else or whatever. I think last time I had to go outside of the debian repo to get a binary or something.
- rglullis 3y ago> I think last time I had to go outside of the debian repo to get a binary or something. Debian is certainly not the best option for those that depend on packages that change frequently. The fact that you got it to work 75% of the time is actually a positive surprise.
- sdfghswe 3y agoTo be clear. I got it to work 100% of the times. What I meant was that 25% of those it required some digging around for the latest whatever-the-issue-was on my part, and 75% of those it just worked.