But even then, they’re only liable if they distribute it themselves. Why go the extra mile of blocking the addon being sideloaded, as it’s solely done by the user?

I would have to do a one-for-one comparison, I haven’t checked that.

You can also use this filter list in uBlock Origin as an alternative

https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-clean-filters/blob/raw?file=bpc-paywall-filter.txt

Even worse is that they try to gaslight society into thinking the poors are leeches and parasites on society, while it’s been them all along.

Network effect and the path of least resistance.

People usually resist change until there’s a net and obvious gain, or when thing don’t work as expected anymore.

And you need to consider that what’s important in a messaging platform for someone, might be vastly different for another.

And more importantly, good OPSEC.

Mediocre audio sound quality compared to better codecs out there, but works on almost anything and the patents are expired.

Age-gate

Aurora is my go-to nowadays

Feature-wise there are some differences, but they both are part of the same fediverse so you’ll have access to the same content.

Personally I am used to the Lemmy UI, and I feel like it’s not as easy to see if a mod report was being taken care of on PieFed vs Lemmy

Under that rationale, you could be violating copyright law by changing the color balance on your monitor’s settings. 🥴

And for Linux handhelds there’s PortMaster to easily use some of them on the go.

Handling payments like this puts the responsibility of dealing with fraud at Valve’s level and significantly increase their workload, instead of being the payment processor’s responsibility.

I don’t blame Valve not wanting to deal with this.

IPFS with MFS to ensure you can update your website after publishing and your choice of static website generator could be a way of doing it.

Leaving a shopping cart in a parking space instead of bringing it back to the cart shelter.

He used the onion address, which doesn’t go through an exit node like regular darknet-to-clearnet traffic.

I use Bazzite on a different SSD in my desktop, and most of the game I play works as expected. I mostly play single-player and coop stuff, nothing competitive.

I also had all the Pebble, and technology has come a long way since.

The incoming Pebble revival uses the nRF52840 chip, which they estimate the battery life to around 30 days, from the usual 7 days.

I settled on something a bit more classic, I bought a Casio GBD-200 which has bluetooth connectivity, can display basic notifications and do some step counting. It works on a CR2032 battery that lasts about 2 years, no recharge needed.

Born in the 80s, when I started playing video games around 6 they kept me on games adequate to my age until I reached high school.

After that they mostly let me play whichever game I wanted, the only conditions were that I had to get enough sleep (and if I didn’t, not to complain that I was tired in the morning) and have good grades.

You click on a genre and let it play mindlessly, like when listening to radio.