

I stared on this blurry screen for way too long trying to read the repo name, before realizing this is, in fact, Matrix documentation.


I stared on this blurry screen for way too long trying to read the repo name, before realizing this is, in fact, Matrix documentation.
Source. I found it in about 2 minutes. I would say “OP should have done the same instead of reposting this” but actually I can’t find this image anywhere and it may be an original screenshot.
Anyway, here’s the letter:



Does it have to be Chrome, or just e.g. Chromium is fine?


There’s stuff like Searxng or whoogle, but these aren’t “real” search engines, merely “search aggregators” - they relay requests to a bunch of actual search engines, like bing or google, and aggregate the results. That’s why they don’t require tons of compute and scraping, and also why they often fail to work (since the search engines in question don’t like or allow this). I believe it’s not feasible to run a “real” search engine alone or even as a small group of people - according to this comment you need a powerful server with terabytes* of drive, hundreds of gigabytes of RAM and a lot of compute - and all of this will just let you crawl some top domains, nowhere near a good chunk of the internet.
*which sounds low actually, I would have expected more for this


On reddit fitgirls site is never mentioned in full for good reason.
That’s just false. There’s a direct link in the r/piracy megathread.


That’s a problem solved by libreddit/redlib.


Lutris doesn’t, but you can do
firejail --net=none lutris


OBS supports capturing audio from a specific application, so if you set that up you don’t need to be careful with foreign sounds.


I’d probably post quite a bit of content (music, etc) on a youtube alternative if I could expect it to not be copyright-striked. (and if anyone would watch it. The current PeerTube instances seem very barren.)


Or LibreTube, especially since Revanced needs Android 8+.


3rd-party Twitter clients are going to have quite a spike in popularity then, just need to implement clientside blocking. It won’t prevent the person blocked from seeing your posts, but that’s kind of impossible to enforce on a public platform, anyway.
That’s just equivalent to UBI, isn’t it? If you pay out UBI and get the money for it from taxes, then there’s an income level below which people net gain money and above which people net lose money.