Navidrome is neat
Vub
joined 2 years ago
Ok. Thanks for the reply!
What do you mean? The fascist islamist terrorists of Hamas wanted Israel to retaliate? For what reason? I think you give them too much credit, they just took an opportunity to kill as many as they could.
So here is an update in January 2024 to this issue. It seems as if this is still not possible in Voyager. :(
However a bunch of other apps for iOS does it now, such as Memmy, Bean, Thunder and Avelon. So there are good alternatives. Just too bad Voyager is behind in usability, the app seems nice otherwise. Oh well.
Ugh. My Game Pass subscription ends soon and I am not going to extend it. It was awesome 2-3 years ago with loads of big titles and many of them each month. Now it’s just 95% shovelware, comparable to the lowest PS+ tier.
For me personally it’s R.I.P. Game Pass 2024. I’m going back to just buying a couple of proper quality games per year.
It’s not more risky than torrenting yourself, it is just not risk free. If you live in a country where torrenting is safe: great for you! It’s not like that everywhere.
Regarding the entire issue: Usenet and Debrid are extremely uncommon and “underground” compared to regular torrents or direct downloads. The lobby does not have infinite resources so they target the big and easy to catch fish. Just harvesting torrent IPs and suing individuals with zero knowledge of defending themselves is super easy.
Seeing who they voted for, someone set for destroying everything sane, they will sadly not figure anything out any time soon.
They didn’t, the community edition existed before Adobes purchase.
I’m trying to get back into using RSS but have noticed that all sites - for example tech news like The Verge - publish a shit ton of content daily nowadays.
How do you use these apps?
I added a few feeds and now have 300+ news every day that I need to sort through and 95% of them do not interest me. That was what was so great with Artifact, it did the sorting and learned my interests.
Are there separate curated feeds (similar to Artifact) to subscribe to or is it possible to filter by interest (keywords) in the RSS apps, like Netnewswire?
I don’t have time or the nerve scrolling through feeds with dozens or hundreds of posts a day, it’s a pretty awful user experience.
Some sites seem to have separate feeds for different themes but that’s also not very flexible.
Sieht doch ziemlich passend aus, oder?
(Oettinger ist Deutschlands meistverkaufte Bier, leider.)
Have you read the about page on privacytests.org? How is it a Brave ad (and not a Mullvad or Librewolf ad) when it is not even the best ranked?
Let me cite what I wrote above once again, please read it: "Note: Each test is counted with a value of one in this chart, however each test may not have an equal importance in regard to privacy. It still gives an image of which browsers value privacy and which do not."
I am the OP of this and I do not use Brave and would never touch it.