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才知道，一个播放器能把我十年的老片全放出来！VLC 两万星，格式通吃、坏文件能修复播放，可当本地流媒体服务器，无广告。 videolan/vlc
@poorvith_mp An incredible example of file type detection with crazy fallback mechanisms is VLC media player. videolan/vlc
@Johnegbuny @DKrunks The average human is not reading the vlc source code as a way to enjoy themselves dawg videolan/vlc
> Locking down pr is the wrong approach (for most). Depends on your goal no? If your goal is to not accept random contributions or PRs, then being able to disable PRs completely, seems like the perfect approach? Up until this change (which happened almost a year ago, FWIW), it was impossible to just have a read-only mirror on GitHub that didn't get hit with drive-by PRs that just waste time, for example: github.com/videolan/dav1d/pulls I'm glad we can finally completely disable it, as it seems to just confuse people when you're not actually accepting PRs.