If Only They Took Donations

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Webdev Javascript Programming Frontend

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If Only They Took Donations

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Oh, the AUDACITY of suggesting Billy pay for YouTube Premium when he could literally just throw that money at the open-source heroes maintaining uBlock Origin! Someone's out here telling Billy to fork over cash to a multi-billion dollar corporation instead of supporting the absolute legends who built the very tool that's saving him from ads in the first place. The irony is *chef's kiss* – Billy's about to donate to the ad blocker like a true developer with priorities. YouTube Premium? Never heard of her. Supporting the open-source community that literally powers half the internet? NOW we're talking! The beautiful tragedy is that uBlock Origin is so good at its job that it created this exact scenario.

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