I believe it's a more dyslexia friendly font

Immich is older than that video yes?

Streamed 2 months ago? They announced joining FUTO on 1st May 2024 (in the immich discord anyway) and announced the livestream then.

See this comment here which has some CSS you can put into the custom CSS box to hide it.

No. It will remain free. Your experience of immich will be identical to someone with a paid "licence". It's like a donation.

was gonna say they stopped using that in 2007 but your comment is probably still the most accurate lmao

This is a roadmap to the stable release. Things can't be expected to never break before the stable release.

I would've Xpected you to get their joke!

Because people in countries with ISPs that are unable to provide IPv4 (e.g. too expensive) can't access GitHub easily.

No, VPNs are not allowed. See here for more info.

No, which I mentioned in my comment.

I imagine you're exaggerating but if not then I'd say that's a tad extreme. That being said, their official setup guide does provide steps on how to install it but I think if I didn't have prior experience with some of the software it mentions I think I'd struggle so maybe a different guide by someone else is better?

However these obviously require having something that this can be run on, like a VPS, which aren't free, so that is another barrier for entry to consider.

Someone didn't turn off dark reader.

Asking questions such as these...

this went from 0-60 real quick

To expand upon this, you can install the web archive extensions which tries to automatically find a website archive if the site you visit is dead (or you can manually select search).

Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-GB/firefox/addon/view-page-archive/ Chrome: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wayback-machine/fpnmgdkabkmnadcjpehmlllkndpkmiak

I don't understand this argument because NewPipe still gets the video from YouTube (primarily), costing them to host...

Don't think your username checks out, seems like time is killing you

nice beaver!

For reference the "language" used in the exam would probably be Exam Reference Language (OCR exam board specifically, which I believe this question is from) which is just fancier pseudocode.