Still using zlib with tor.
BlinkerFluid
joined 1 year ago
MX Linux.
Imagine Linux Mint Debian edition, but it isn't green and there are a lot of useful GUI tools. It's also so near to actually being Debian that you can just install things meant for Debian on it. It also runs a backported kernel for modern graphics driver and chipset support so you get your stability and your performance all in one.
"they wouldn't!" ~ nobody
2025
"Alright welcome to SGDQ 2025, first up is Tears of the Kingdom any%. For anyone wondering, were using the uhh, 1.0 version of the game as it allows item duping uhh yeah."
Politics isn't first in my family. Never has been. Never will be if I ever have anything to say about it. Being vocal on one side invites the other, almost like a dare.
My cousin, who is libertarian knows I'm a socialist and as left as a Canadian steering wheel. We debate every now and again.
My mom is a tried and true, yee haw, old money, 1980's Ronald Regan Republican, but she thought Obama was handsome and voted for him. She hates Trump, and thinks Biden isn't real, or... does and changes her mind from time to time. It's complicated.
If she gives me shit, I dig out the four-page print off of Republican senators and congressmen trapped in legal battles and start narrating.
You can have multis, and you can subscribe to multiples at once.
I have about twenty different gaming subs on all different servers subscribed, so I'll see any one of them in my feed.
Does it matter which one posted what I'm looking at?
Not really.
Remember kids. It only works if you stay here.
Moderation with federated communities is going to come down to general consensus. That's easy to do with communities that deal with facts and reason, and it explains a lot about how right-wing and hate groups fall apart because nothing is actually based on anything. You can't prove someone is wrong if like... everyone is.
They can't federate. Everyone has a better idea of the truth.
We can, because the truth is what the truth is and like-minded people can collect and agree on it.
Federated piracy isn't just next, I'd argue it's almost the only solution.
I abide by the side of the fence that something performing well means it probably is open source, rather than not.
An open source project's only reason for existing is to work and do its job.
Most paid apps trade userfriendlyness for less features, and making a dollar is sometimes more important than making sure it went to good use.
I argue that copyright law is as pointless as it is to circumvent legally.
For instance, Google any song.
Did a YouTube video show up? The copyright law is fucking useless.
Kodi and Real Debrid. Once it's set up, you'll just find content and watch it.
I would say Plex and overseer or Jellyfin and jellyseer but that still depends on you're personally able to source and will limit you to free trackers.
Debrid is kind of a one stop shop even if it does cost a bit each month.