Jean-Baptiste Kempf

They think, they think an open source product is a traditional vendor that they have an SLA.

They think a public bug tracker is actually, you know, a third party vendors Jira where you can do all of these things.

It's not, it is there to report bugs.

I think the thing that made this particularly heinous was the name dropping of Microsoft, the name dropping.

This is a visible product.

If this was just a general bug report, I think that would have made it a lot better.

Donations have increased substantially.

They're still not enough to cover even a single full-time developer, but...

on both awareness level and a technical level, there's substantially more technical awareness and sort of awareness of the importance of FFmpeg as a result of X and what's happened.

I can say, you know, it solved its purpose.

People realize the level of importance FFmpeg has.

Thank you, Lex, over the years.

Several years you've been a supporter of FFmpeg and Videoland on X, giving us shout-outs, appreciating what we do.

I have a fan page for life.

Carpathy.

Carpathy, yes.

It's not just that.

We'll talk about assembly later, I'm sure, because that's its whole topic in itself.

But it's also celebrating...

people like Andreas Reinhardt who do maintenance.