VLC and Blender are not really alternatives tho, rather industry standard

Potentially, searxng is running as vassal of uwsgi@emporer

It’s fucking genius

IP/Name: 30p87.de
Key: YfXqz85PRidZ0NwMj3SAkFk5wypJPofTInbae9+mb1I=

All default setting, relay and server, free version.

Because it’s hip

Onion etc

It’s not, and it’s especially not to use resulting software. 90% of software I have problems with, let it be compilation errors or missing missing features due to bad libraries, is Rust

I’m actively trying to move as far away from the desktop analogy as possible. Backwards.

ashole

Asked my ISP for a public IP, exposed all things that can handle that to the public. Custom Wireguard server for VPN

Runs perfectly smooth and like the original on Firefox Nightly on LineageOS (Moto Edge 40 Pro)

systemctl --user enable --now clicker.timer for a clicker sound every 15 minutes

Eat all the brownies

just zoom out and go closer to the screen

Open source stays alive by being accessible without selling ones soul, so by not being on ShitHub but Codeberg/GitLab.

When the server alone is idling at 200W

Lots of points that just aren’t true or strawmans.

No wonder if you have three PMs at once

Well the really hard thing about SSL is sni maps, at least when working the first time with it and trying to debug it (especially with Thunderbird desktop which still wrongfully reports an invalid certificate 50% of the time. Click on refresh and it suddenly says it’s okie-dokie)

Friendly is useful in an application you use once a week. Anything you want to work with daily, like a text editor, needs to be efficient.