Someone has posted an archive of it, but usually you can get past a paywall by pressing Ctrl-P to print before the paywall appears

It's still worth interrogating even if it's an oversight.

I don't think it makes a difference, if anything, it's worse that it's in their autocomplete list.

Yes, that does make a difference and no, it’s not.

An autocomplete list is most likely generated based on statistics and contains sites that are being _used_, and an allow list is moderated and contains sites that are _condoned_.

Won't the APK just be released on one of the apk mirror sites? Isn't every version already hosted on these sites?

Yes, you can continue to use Vanced for now, if you already have a working APK or can procure one. But with no updates coming, it's only a matter of time before YouTube make breaking changes and it stops working. I would guess 6 months to a year, based on how often I've needed to update in the past.

There was already the option to scrub past it, this is just an automated system which does that for you.

Really I think the sponsors know this, and put their money on targetting the market of people who are, for example, watching while eating.

Last I heard YouTube makes 20 billion in ad revenue, and creators get like 45% of that

They're saying here that YouTube makes most of their money through merchandise, and not ads. Which just isn't true.

I'm pretty sure the Vietnamese have already began to complain about the impacts of damming in Chinese Tibet.

Though I read that in the news, so take it with a grain of salt

The Mekong, the usual river that comes up when it comes to water rights, originates in Qinghai province, not Tibet. Any other rivers originating in China and flowing through VN would be even further east.

You might be confused because the Mekong (along with numerous other rivers) originates on the Tibetan Plateau, but that's a geographical feature which is vastly larger than Tibet itself.

Should keep in mind that this is for people who don't have a particular risk of eating disorder already

The paper makes no assertions about change in risk when the risk is high.

They don't have ads where I live, and as a result they're about as fast as the counter.