No, Lynx is a text-only web browser that runs in the terminal.

special CSS styling so you can’t avoid seeing it

you can’t set your client to plain-text only?

The touch screen in my 2013 laptop has been working fine since… 2013, running only Debian and Debian-derivatives.

Newsletters? Google killed RSS so we could have newsletters?

Only the good bad-guys will obey the terms of the license.

The study that they reference: https://arxiv.org/abs/2311.10911 [PDF]

I hadn’t heard of FreeTube, thanks for the recommendation.

What’s the difference?

uBlock Origin + Firefox

Maybe im wrong

Correct.

Some similarities but the main difference in my eyes is that Linus doesn’t have a permanent victim complex.

Unsurprising. You don’t have to follow Hector Martin on social media for very long to learn that he’s a petulant, indignant, self-righteous drama queen.

¯\_ (ツ)_/¯

No, I said, “I like the slacks you’re wearing.” They would go nicely with a red hat.

Of course that would also mean any authenticated video can never be truly anonymous :(

With modern face recognition, having your face in a video already deanonymizes you so there is no further deanonymization caused by authenticating your video cryptographically.

If you want anonymity then don’t include your face (or signature) in the video.

If you want attestation that a video is real and not generated then anyone who witnessed the scene depicted can sign the video to attest to it. Then we would need a web of trust to determine whose signatures are trustworthy.

In regards to all the answers in this thread, consider: If you’re not paying for it with money, then what are you paying for it with?

The most private DNS is a recursive resolver.

What ISP do you use that makes you trust Cloudflare more than your ISP? You must really be between a rock and a hard place.

Another corporate social media platform, what could go wrong?

One of the American politics ones. And we call them communities here, not subs.

I think the way to make it work is to have each instance represent a “world” and you only have stats and equipment within a world. Then when you cross over to another instance you are now subject to that instance’s ruleset.

It wouldn’t be so much a federated MMO but more like a large variety of games connected geographically (in the virtual sense).