BrownianMotion

Meanwhile, many Australians would like to cut WA off with a chainsaw, and push it back to South Africa with all the S.Africans on it.

I'm no html type code expert, but I do code a lot in other languages. I used f12 on a browser to look at what was going on, on the reddit sites and I have never seen such spaghetti code and layers upon layers of adjustments. I have no idea what they are using behind the scenes (php/js etc, again not my expertise) but it has to be an absolute shitshow.

On old old, and old new, I used to use an element picker in uBlock origin etc, to just remove all the bullshit that annoyed me. This actually sped things up! But its not perfect.

Oh this reminds me, if you are trying to get to new.reddit, for the old-new page, I had to delete all those elements as well, then goto new.reddit fresh and sign in. Then do the element pick again.

I get lags too. Interestingly (and not relevant to the topic) I can access reddit okay (but it has huge pause on initial load) on Windows with Chrome (or Opera), but reddit fails to load correctly when I am using Linux with Chromium. Tried other browsers too, reddit seems to not like Linux at all (well my install of Linux anyway). I can't even log in successfully.

https://about.winamp.com/press/article/winamp-open-source-code Click on the top right download button, to get the PDF explaining it.

It'd doesn't look like it will be open source as in github/gitlab open source. It looks like they are asking people to apply to work on it for free, as in source will be made available to those successful applicants. That will probably also mean NDA's etc.

Or, it will be put on github, but only pull requests Winamp wants will be pulled. But I doubt this, because there would be a ton of forks, and people would remove all shitfuckery (NFTs!).

They also mentioned they wanted to port it to all platforms, like Linux and fix the Android app so its more like actual PC winamp. This will be quite a task for something written to be purely windows. However the last release had them move the whole project from VS2008 to VS2019 in around 2022.

I guess we will find out in September.

https://about.winamp.com/free-llama

It did that initially for me as well, I had to clear the cache and cookies for reddit. Goto new.reddit and login again.

I'll have to believe you, I don't know what DIGG is! I'll presume its just another media online outlet.

Have you seen the abomination that is the layout for reddit now? https://www.reddit.com

Thankfully you can still access the old "new" layout at https://new.reddit.com , and of course https://old.reddit.com still exists too.

I only go there for a few communities that don't exist here, but that is where we are at, at this point.

You can do this with HAProxy already in opnsense. And yes you can route more than just HTTP. (when you are making the Backend rules, switch from Layer 7, to Layer 4. Only thing is that it will do TCP, but not UDP.

As you have posted, port forward cannot tell what the domain even is. (and the url alias is not used the way you are thinking).

User blocked. Troll.

Sucks to be american. Sucks to live in america.

Why would anyone?

I found Big Clive is posting here. I'm sold, he is the only reason I use YT, so now I can cut that fucking shit off at the neck.

https://odysee.com/

And I am going to check out peertube as well.

Why not release 6.22 and be done? It was the last one before switching to dos 7/8 (as part of windows 9x).

DOS 5 and 6.x were only released a couple of years later than DOS 4, and DOS 6.22 was declared obsolete by Microsoft on 31 Dec 2001. Still over 30 years ago.