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Yeah but it’s not the only thing he did. There’s plenty of things to stick them on

Ugh of course. Thanks for pointing that out

Maybe https://agelesslinux.org/ or systemd free distro https://without-systemd.org/wiki/index_php/Linux_distributions_without_systemd/

Which already has a revert commit https://github.com/systemd/systemd/pull/41179

If they digitally nuke them. I don’t want to be apathetic to death and injury

https://forum.torproject.org/t/are-there-any-risks-to-running-standalone-snowflake-on-home-network-if-so-how-significant-are-they/16710/5

As others have said, you are as safe as running a non exit node

The actual original map with contributor and sources is here https://kumu.io/Windscribe/vpn-relationships

I will update original

There’s a map of how VPN companies are connected which may influence your decision too Link with sources and contributor details

https://kumu.io/Windscribe/vpn-relationships

Old link https://windscribe.com/vpnmap

Even if we would get and be able to use any hardwareit would have been ridden hard. Expected remaining lifespan may be low

It just reads like “look we basically run and own most of the internet so you can’t just boss us around. Because if you do everything breaks because everything is us.”

I hate it.

https://www.magicearth.com/

Has a modest annual cost for weather (and other) feature. Like a few $

You can right click and remove the requirement to run as admin on the exe. I have done this on a few releases without any issues but it might not work for some other releases

The one good thing of brexit: UK isn’t beholden to this.

The bad thing is that their own laws aren’t much better. And of course all the other brexit bad stuff

I forgot about the free VPN services. Good point. But yes, the government shouldnt be the ones raising our kids. As you said, this is all about control and getting information. Nothing more.

That’s the whole point of the discussion: what does “VPN” mean in this context? Is it only these VPN providers that let you be elsewhere, or VPN technology and traffic in general. The prior could be limited by blocking traffic to specific IP addresses that belong to VPN providers, albeit in a very laborious and expensive cat and mouse game. The latter would affect all VPN traffic including that which is used to safely connect to work sites for example. Which would be stupid and damaging.

Even if VPN providers could be banned at IP level, what’s stopping you from spinning up a host in another country, setting up wireguard on that?

I understand they are frustrated that their excellent child protection plans and user information gathering is so easy to circumvent, but their proposed solutions are just absurd.

If you have a VPN then chances are you have a credit card, which means you are an adult, which means you can access porn. The VPN is your age verification :)

For the sadist in you there’s always https://f-droid.org/packages/se.nullable.flickboard

Picard is great. I find that beets is more accurate in some cases. Yymv so worth giving them both a try. Picard is a lot easier to use and doesn’t maintain it’s own library index which has its pros and cons.

"This man is doing great. That man is a good politician. That woman is pretty. "

Are the men not handsome? Why not remark on how beautiful they are? /s

And perhaps also acknowledge that a woman is more than just eye candy

vaccines also. nobody is getting sick so vaccines must be unneccessary

should’ve added a link https://gitlab.futo.org/videostreaming/Grayjay.Desktop