No. The rate limit doesn't work as they use huge IP Spaces to crawl. Each IP alone is not bad they just use several thousand of them.
Using the API would assume some basic changes. We don't do that here. If they wanted that, they could run their own instance and would even get notified about changes. No crawling required at all.
I think it is okay to have a dlc IF it is fairly priced, there is proper content included and the base wasn't gutted for it.
Positiv example would be Factorio. Negative example is Stellaris.
The article links to 4 incidents that are reported on Hackernews. So yes. At least 4
You might want to open issues for the things you found.
You can bypass it by changing the user agent to not include Mozilla in the beginning.
Git was Made for the Linux kernel. The kernel is pretty much only text files. For the complete decentralisation git achieves an easy diffing and merging operations needs to be defined. It is working for what it was made.
Large files don't work with git, as it always stores the whole history on your drive.
For files that are large and not mergeable SVN works better and that is fine. You need constant online connectivity as a trade of though.
Some build tools for software being the option to define a dependency as a git path +commit or a local path. That works quite well but is in the end just a workaround.
It also is an option to ensure everyone has the same dev environment.
M-Dash and a bullet point list? Yeah, that's AI generated.
As cool and impressive as Qoi is, as long as I can't just send it to someone it's sadly not a replacement for PNG.
The Deutsche Post developed their own EV because there wasn't something suitable on the market. They have now switched to a a modified version of a Ford E Transit.
Matrix still has it's problems. All the meta data is still saved on every server permanently.
There is still space to improve from there.
A 3d map for example?