There is a fork of Firefox Send

https://github.com/timvisee/send

If you already selfhost Bitwarden/Vaultwarden, you can use Bitwarden Send too.

That means we reach a googol in ~218 weeks ≈ 4.2 years.

I thought it would take longer.

I think they still haven’t officially released it, despite promising years ago. There are community projects like HoloISO

I remember on some distros I had to add --expert, never checked why. Maybe was an old version.

gpg --expert --full-gen-key

*8 billion since 2022

I think the usual term is Accelerationism?

The Stargate SG-1 DVDs for some reason. All others I tried work fine.

They make breaking changes like that in patch releases?? Do they not follow semver?

Some projects I recognize/like:

• kbin
• bcachefs
• Briar
• Castopod
• Collabora Online and LibreOffice
• CryptPad
• DAVx⁵
• Diesel
• Jitsi
• ForgeFed
• Forgejo
• Friendly Forge Format (F3)
• Funkwhale
• fwupd
• Matrix
• KDE
• Lemmy
• Mastodon
• Misskey
• Nitter
• OpenStreetMap
• Organic Maps
• PeerTube
• Pixelfed
• Pleroma
• postmarketOS
• Searx
• PulseAudio
• Qubes OS
• Redox OS
• Servo
• StreetComplete
• Tauri
• UnifiedPush
• WireGuard
• WordPress ActivityPub

One of the few surviving nitter instances

https://lemmy.ml/post/14518058

We already had a discussion about how that doesn’t make sense with this different comic: https://lemmy.ml/post/14518058

Hasn’t been updated in a while, but still valid:

https://manjarno.pages.dev/

Ghostery, Privacy Badger and Disconnect do nothing worthwhile that uBlock Origin doesn’t already do.

Which is funny because the main part of that documentation is a Markdown table

They aren’t in the CommonMark spec but tables and spoilers aren’t either.

Tables are a very common markdown extension most(?) popular markdown parsers support them

The markdown guide is incomplete. Not even Jerboa shows footnotes^[1] correctly.

privacy.resistFingerprinting in about:config.
It does a lot of things, including messing with canvas & webgl which causes these glitches on some websites.
I guess Librewolf enables it by default.

Btrfs has it’s own build-in raid. From what I understand you should mount the filesystem with -o degraded and then use btrfs replace to switch to the new drive. I’ve never had to do that myself yet though.