Because that's how a discussion works, buddy. You try to convince the other person of your claim (in this case, "except it is turing complete"). If you have no interest whatsoever in defending your claim, why make it in the first place?
Jewgle API/minitube
Parker Scott
Charles Wright
pls use a trip so i can filter you
Jeremiah Sanchez
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Lucas Diaz
it takes a nonfree javascript file, finds a particular number string in it, then cuts it and shifts it around to append it to the final URL of the video.
the operation is so trivial that youtube-dl used to reverse-engineer it without ever downloading the nonfree file, until google began to break compatibility too frequently so as to make writing a new equivalent from scratch a nuisance.
Nicholas Howard
Gno
Luke Cruz
I use Trisquel buddy, so ultimately I can't test what you claim to see, but telling from the sources there seems to be no mention whatsoever of a Jewgle API key. I've seen some Arch PKGBUILDs before that did use an API key, but minitube doesn't look like it.
Here's the Arch PKGBUILD:
git.archlinux.org
And the only thing Parabola seems to be doing on top of that is removing some mentions of nonfree applications by the same author of minitube, on the GUI:
git.parabola.nu
are you sure this only happens with Parabola? Have you tried a `pacman -U $URL` directly with Arch's compilation of minitube to verify?
Jayden Diaz
parabola is a joke. all arch derivatives are a joke. even more so than arch itself.
Caleb Jenkins
Iceweasel downloads and interprets non-free html/css code from http server (Service as a Software Substitute)
Isaac Scott
html/css isn't code though
Josiah Jackson
SMTube works with almost any media player as well