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I prefer Conduit instead of Synapse - it is lighter on resources.
I prefer Conduit instead of Synapse - it is lighter on resources.
I don’t mind phones being chonky, I mind them being large in other dimensions. I have small hands and my Pixel 7a is on the edge of what I can use comfortably with one hand.
I feel like on Tor specifically, disabled JS is far more common than on clearnet connections so not as big of an issue.
As a Gen Z who is the same - I really don’t think it is age-related.
I hear a lot about gait detection, but I wonder how widely it is implemented.
And - gasp! - you can do it from your computer directly! No Android emulators, no inconvenient command-line client!
Also at least last time I heard about these cameras, only specific proprietary editors (like Adobe) were compatible, which introduces all sorts of other problems.
I got a 7a and the $300 price is already hard to swallow. Pixel 8 is still fairly new and VERY expensive, I don’t see how this can be a good deal. Granted, they’re not available in my country officially so no carrier plans. But even if they were - I would much prefer to buy my device outright.
Lokinet is sus with its model imo. Unlike i2p, the idea of which is lowering the bar for being a node, it raises the bar impossibly high for most of us. If you have the insane sum it requires to host a node, it would be more useful to the world if you spend it on hosting good Tor or i2p nodes imo.
On i2p- and onion-sites, I guess having JS disabled is far more common than on normal internet, so “standing out” is not really a concern.
I mean, that’s just what I do. With some of my games, I have bought them on Steam (because I did want the devs to get paid) and have a pirated version for the sake of ownership, which imo is fair. If I was insistent on paying, I would rather buy a digital copy and download a DRMless one, if there is no DRMless purchase outright.
I don’t get the point of having them then. No one will check, they’re just filling space…
I find this to be an odd choice. No one is coming to your home to check. You KNOW you paid for the media. I’d throw the disks I know I would never use out, or sell them.
There are at least in-video sponsors, as well as things like Patreon.
Or, just as likely, go to the sketchy VPNs from the first Play Store results.
I got issues with both yt-dlp and Newpipe’s downloader as well.
As if their repair policies weren’t as egregious… I still cannot get over the fact that there is software part pairing and their laptops have soldered-on SSDs :/
Because not everyone can cut off every bad platform. People have family and work on it and Whatsapp. Be more understanding about people’s situations.
Weird, conduit.rs links an entirely different Gitlab page - https://gitlab.com/famedly/conduit, with the docs being at https://docs.conduit.rs/deploying/docker.html