I’ve been using AllDebrid for years and I’d recommend it. Hopefully they won’t come after them soon too

it works because we believe in it. if everyone would lose faith in airplanes, they’d drop out of the sky.

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i love the idea, but p2p filesharing laws are quite strict where i live. i wouldn’t feel 100% safe even using a private tracker, i’ll have to stick to debrid services to cover my ass

it’s the only one i knew about before the other comment. with more browsers using it, we may not need to build another engine from scratch to broaden competition

i’d like to see a revival of webkit and an open source browser that uses it

i’ve had the same thought lately. the common arm design approach around the bootloader seems to turn old Android phones and tablets into e-waste sooner than necessary, in theory they could all run Linux and be useful for another ten years. but it’s hard enough to port mainline Linux to Android devices, and almost impossible to get all the included hardware working properly

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i see your point, didn’t think about the accessibility aspect

i’m more worried about people dumbing down non-dated, modern language, out of pure laziness

reading dumbed down versions of books that would actually expand your linguistic horizon otherwise will

people will get even dumber

I’ve had to swap Firefox on my laptop for the deb package, the snap took like 5sec to open, whereas the deb opens instantly. Other than that, i don’t see much of a difference, but i run into sandboxing issues quite often (same with flatpak though)

I just switched to a degoogled phone and Aurora recently, and it worked fine installing 30+ apps. When you get an error, try logging out of Aurora and start a new session, maybe the current Aurora proxy your phone is using is down

What you are looking for is called Whiskey :) There’s also a paid app that does it for macbooks with pre-Apple silicon