Newpipe is in active development and just updated a few days ago, they just have a slow release schedule.
I use tubular and it’s great, but Tubular itself is still subject to newpipe’s release cycle.
Not sure why people started thinking newpipe is unmantained, this is the second time I hear it here on Lemmy
Because you need people to build a community, and like it or not, most people are on discord
There are other reasons but I think this is the main one
Shots fired
It’s from the same dev. You could see it as the natural evolution of newpipe. So far the only difference it’s the possibility to submit sponsorblock segments with tubular.
Absolute champ
If you really want to use windows 11, download an ISO and flash it on a USB using https://rufus.ie/it/ You can disable TPM by checking a box in rufus
You’re probably better off using windows 10 LTSC (or LTSC IOT), which are long term support win10 versions aimed at enterprise, with the only real difference being they come devoid of bloatware and they are supported for many more years than the consumer version.
Even better, think about “making the jump” and upgrade to linux. The most beginner-oriented distros are stupid easy to use (and with a better UI and UX than windows imo), you do not need to use the command line at all, they will support your hardware and they will most likely have the exact programs and games you use.
People either don’t know or don’t give a shit
I usually use them to discover music. Then I make donations or buy merch/disks of the artists I really like.
Small stuff and when I can afford it, but I try to make my part
I’m sorry but I still have no idea
XCDE was a work of love
Mario 3DAS was a cash grab assigned to five interns for it to be completed by the end of the month
I loved phones with physical keyboard (although digital ones are much more practical and customizable). So cool you mamaged to achieve that!
It does, but it sucks nontheless
Play store is preinstalled on billions of devices, F-Droid is only used by a bunch of (very based) nerds.
Google is most definitely not scared of F-Droid