edit: this post title said ‘que’ when i first posted this comment, but was later edited

here is a nice album of them i found recently.

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when this is over […] we can finally go back

not the first time OP is raising questions like this 🤔

in english: wrt

the process has a great name: Kleptoplasty

To those people ITT actually discussing this tweet as if it’s real

it is a real tweet

A few lists of javascript WTFs:

• https://javascriptwtf.com/
• https://github.com/denysdovhan/wtfjs
• https://wtfjs.com/ (last updated 2016 but most of these things can/will never be fixed)

To anyone who thinks they know JS well and that its quirkiness is not a problem, let me know how you do on these quizzes:

• https://jsisweird.com/
• https://jsdev.wtf/
• https://javascriptquiz.com/

no transcoding quality loss

is jellyfin actually transcoding when people don’t want it to?!

otherwise, “no transcoding” doesn’t sound like a feature. transcoding is very useful when you actually need it, eg watching something remotely which is stored at a higher bitrate than your network connection can stream. one way to do it with mpv is ffmpegfs, btw.

(fellow mpv user here; i’ve only used other people’s jellyfin instances… but i’d be very surprised if they’re always unnecessarily transcoding everything they watch.)

Hang Don Chafin 🎶

nope.

the C and fiber layers should be swapped, fragility-wise