I don't see anything to dislike here. What the Bluesky team describes looks reasonable to me.

Had this problem yesterday… then a video suddenly started playing after a few minutes when I was in another tab.

Ah, you don't say!

On the other hand, as soon as the script grows more than a few tens of lines, a C program would likely be more robust solution.

Often, it's quicker to write a shell script than a similar C program, which is a bonus, especially if you need to solve this problem once.

I'm afraid I'm not the person you're looking for.

Water is boiling now.

Awesome! 👍 I haven't used it myself yet.
Your description matched the problem: avoid writing JNI code to access native libraries, so I suggested using it. I understand it may not fit well into your specific case, though.

Has the time come to try Java FFM (Foreign Function and Memory) API? docs.oracle.com/en/java/java...

That's unfortunate. Sorry to hear this…
It looks more and more people abandon social media platforms.

It's always this long.

Still, it's cosier with curtains.
Yet… you'll have to get wider curtains.

All languages are confusing. Maybe, English is less confusing than others.

Thank you. This helps.
The descriptions of the methods used “forcibly”, but when I was writing another description I used “forcefully” for whatever reason. So, I looked up both words in dictionaries, and I concluded “forcibly” fits. Yet I still had doubts.

What a great reimagining of Savage Garden's classic song.