After the last experience, very proudly homophobic.
Thank you for a more detailed response. I didn’t check everything that thoroughly. I just noticed the first line that was suspicious. Broken English does create suspicious vibes but some people just can’t speak it very well. Translators exist though.
The repo is kinda sus. I won’t let it in my machine for sure.
There’s no point in git cloning this repository.
Please delete this line. It looks kinda suspicious. Do it like other projects do it. Make 2 installation instructions: one for downloading a binary from the releases page and another one for compilation.
Check the comments and you’ll see an admin talking about it. The icon wasn’t even open-source when the post was created. But my original point was that the icon might have been an act of law abuse performed to justify talking about an unrelated topic in this community.
If someone constantly makes false reports or especially troll reports, it’s ok to ban them.
I didn’t do any homophobia there. You’re just accusing me for fun or something idk. I won’t fight with you because I think that’s what you want. I would highly recommend you getting a Twitter/X account.
EDIT: there is an admin who confirmed that this post does indeed violate the rules in the comments.
I believe this post might have violated the first rule of this community so I said that. I could’ve just reported silently but imo what I said wasn’t toxic. Imo accusing me in “veiled queer hate” for it does nothing except for showing what kind of a person you are. And what’s interesting is that such accusations, alongside with most of the very negative reactions, start coming only after approximately 12 AM UTC which is the time when it’s morning in American regions… Extremely suspicious statistics I got here.
Anyways this time I want to kindly ask you not to accuse people just like that and actually think before saying something. Everything you say without proper analysis may hurt you or other people. I hope you have a good day.
Wait I’m sure I saw a very similar game in KDE Discover once. Are there 2 similar games being developed at the same time? Anyways great to see more FOSS games and I love the programming language choice.
To me it looks like one of that cases when a law (a rule in this case) is kind of obeyed but not how it’s supposed to be obeyed and the intention of the action actually does violate it.
Ok but how is it related to the topic of this community? I’m reporting this one.
Afaik you are wrong. Idk about Invidious but Piped proxies all traffic through the server so it’s almost like a regular proxy that people used before VPN was a thing. It stores user data if you sign up but it is not necessary and if you don’t do it, the data will be stored locally with an ability to make a JSON backup of it.
The first point makes no sense and that’s why privacy is so important - not to lose trust in this stupid and toxic society because of different opinions.
What?
Oh yea I get it now
Still a SIM should be a SIM. Any attempt to enshittificate or overcomplicate them is to be stopped by all means necessary.
Ok I guess I am actually blind. I checked many times and didn’t see the arm file. Now I see it. I’ll try it when I can.
Also the phone is already on a custom ROM. There are newer ones but they break absolutely everything, including IMEI.
Is it fully proxied though? Some custom YouTube APIs use instances but they only store your history, subscriptions and stuff.
Then it’s a bug
As I said, recommendations of buying a new device will be met with hostility so here we go.
you can’t really do anything with planned obsolescence.
This is very much not true. There are things you can’t do (like make a 1980s Macintosh be able to browse modern Reddit and play CP2077) but you really can do a lot to fight planned obsolescence. Custom ROMs, Linux distros, RAM upgrades, alternative front-ends/apps and the list goes on. In many cases it makes the devices usable. I know you may want planned obsolescence to continue its existence in case you’re working in an evil organization that makes it happen but I am not falling for it. There’s also the ecological impact of it that is very serious if you ask me.
Facebook itself works pretty well on the device and it’s actually not much slower than on the person’s main phone which is an almost flagship one. I was just curious if I can install Chromium to experiment with it.
And thank you for reminding me of alternative front-ends. I might take a look at it.
Huh that’s weird. Usually people that are familiar with GitHub do know that the releases page exist.