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At some point, if your methods are sophisticated enough and you are the only one doing it, then they probably let you go rather than creating a n=1 mitigation.
by gretch 2y ago
At some point, if your methods are sophisticated enough and you are the only one doing it, then they probably let you go rather than creating a n=1 mitigation.
However with that same ingenuity, you can probably make money implementing other things and easily pay the $15 monthly sub for no ads.
If you have such skills and spend more than like 10 minutes on a solution, I think you lost money/time. But I respect it if it’s about beating the game (hacker mindset and all)
- beretguy 2y agoIt would be worth paying Google money if they would care about customers and provided them with a good product but they enshitified YouTube and are continuing to do so. I’m not paying for that.
- brokenmachine 2y agoIt's not one guy though, it's 10,000 bored but motivated code monkeys fueled only by their desire to not watch ads. My love goes out to each and every one of them. Bless their souls.