Hm, weird, they have a perfectly working HTML/CSS site yet they fill it up with 3rd party requests for javascript etc.
In this case enabling javascript might actually make things worse.

This curbs my enthusiasm a little.

Meh. ssh<space><tab><tab> does the same.

Also, useless use of cat. And grep.

awk '/Host / {print $2}' ~/.ssh/config | fzf

Shell completion ftw. Once you grok the double-tab you might start using the terminal more than your filemanager.

I had been browsing the site for 5 minutes before I realized that I had not enabled javascript. Everything works: drop-down menus, icon fonts, everything. This is a very rare and skilful thing. I have deep respect and adoration, and it bodes well for the actual software.

Which I’m a little hazy about: can I build a forum with it? Or a blog?

Me. I support this, and I did for over a decade. If you don’t use windows there are more performant general purpose media players than VLC. Anybody who’s been reviving old hardware with Linux knows this.

You sound like you suspect that people want to dis VLC. That is not the case. I’m sure VLC has valid use cases even on Linux, and it certainly is a marvellous piece of software in its own right.

Now go away, you silly person.

And most secondary apps, e.g. git and sshfs, even Gigolo, recognize these aliases. It’s the best.

How do you define totalitarian governments in an actionable way? The license is a legal document.

And what if the shitty government doesn’t give a shit about your license because it’s shitty?

What if excluding any group of people in this way is actually illegal?

That said, lots of licenses exist, e.g. non-commercial ones. Check them all out, don’t write a new one.

I want to know only one thing: is it based on mpv?

But will it run Doom?