With just how many posts don’t have alt-text, the feed may get to look quite empty.

This, in turn, would drive many off the Fediverse altogether, as it will be seen as a dead place.

Besides, we are not at the level of popularity where we can afford to exclude any creators.

Just my humble opinion

Alrightie, this worked! I did install Throne. As per sudo before rpm-ostree - it’s not necessary, it just asks for su password if you run it without sudo.

So, Throne came up with another error, it was unable to change file ownership in /usr directory (of course it couldn’t, it’s an immutable system)…and then it got me.

I read into the errors given by v2rayN, and checked it on a non0immutable distro…and indeed, my subscription list got blocked right when I started testing TUN on Bazzite a few days ago. Case closed, Bazzite has nothing to do with it.

But, I learned something about Bazzite repo management, which will be valuable going forward. Thanks a lot for so much effort figuring things out!

I got stuck with Terra atm. Bazzite shows that terra-release is indeed installed, yet doesn’t seem to check the repo when installing packages. And, predictably, fails to install either Nekoray or Throne through rpm-ostree install throne

Assuming it is disabled (as happened in https://github.com/ublueos/bazzite/issues/2580), I wanted to reenable it, but didn’t find any command to do this in rpm-ostree help.

Attempting dnf5 install throne --enable-repo=terra predictably didn’t work as it’s an immutable system.

Any ideas or help here? Your help is much appreciated.

Nekoray in particular doesn’t have .rpm, so I used the universal executable (NOT the AppImage which doesn’t have TUN capability). With TUN mode enabled, it shows outbound and inbound connections trying to be established, and exchanges of up to 300 singular bytes per second. Needless to say, no Internet resources work. The second I close the connection, everything gets back to normal.

V2RayN does have rpm and can be installed using rpm-ostree, but enabling TUN and subsequent connection attempt lead to the following log messages appear (<fields> censored):

<date> <time> from <local IP> accepted <external IP> [proxy-relay-<protocol> -> proxy] <timezone> <date> <time> ERROR [<something> <ping>] dns: exchange failed for <URL>. IN A: EOF

Same continues for every connection attempt. No actual connection is established.

After orgasm, many men experience a drastic fall in libido. And with that fall comes realization of the weirdness of things that turns them on.

For example, if you have a weird and specific fetish that you find odd when you have a clear head, you might experience a sense of disgust just after ryou orgasm.

Didn’t figure out how to add subscription lists (if it’s possible at all), so didn’t research further, as this feature is crucial for my use case. Looks like I’ll have to try it again.

Let’s go sustainable AND reverse the damage already done.

Some opinionated individuals do have programming skills, and in a Linux space, there’s plenty of dev hands.

I see you, Howard

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Sure, but it is way more convenient for many to tap the phone, and when there’s demand, there must be the supply.

After all, making privacy and security convenient is the number 1 issue in the adoption of good practices by regular users.

I think it’s rather about NFC-powered (i.e. “tap your phone”) payments. These are automatic, which comes with different security issues.

And yet, Russians will still rather fire up a VPN to use Telegram than using the state-sponsored MAX. Moreover, one of the most vocal groups denouncing what Russia does to Telegram are soldiers in Ukraine, which the government usually relies on for support and which define Russian government legitimacy.

Tor is relatively slow and bridges are regularly blocked. It’s a high-effort, low-bandwith option, so most people still prefer more traditional VPNs.

As before, keep on coming up with more sophisticated ways to trick the automatic detection.

Russia got extremely good at deep packet inspection and determining all sorts of protocols.

Most existing protocols are now blocked for connections outside the country

Via bridges, yes

Whenever you get convoluted bonus systems, you know you’re being screwed over

Prioritizing your comfort

No, prioritizing survivability of all and forcing us to make reasonable long-term solutions that would actually work for all. This decision will slash into male drivers’ life sustaining income while also perpetuating the “man = perpetrator” mentality that only reinforces the anxieties. We have to find ways to live together, not build walls to pretend we’re safe.

Purge dangerous men from institutions

Absolutely! No conflict here between us, harassment should not be tolerated in any way, shape or form. I just think that simply “removing men” is not a good solution even as a band-aid.

Some men are dangerous and better kept away. Most men aren’t. People understand this clearly when it’s told about other groups, but somehow not men.

As a man, I genuinely wonder how much actual harassment women face vs how much they hear about it, driving the anxiety.

I get to feel that a lot of these fears are real, but many are manufactured. But I can be wrong.