This could give some helpful insights: https://github.com/redecentralize/alternative-internet?tab=readme-ov-file#networking

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If they threaten server admins with legal action based on the global user count of lemmy rather than their local server user count I’m sure plenty of owners will fold.

If it doesnt show up on page 2 it doesnt exist lol

I think thats more the deep web than the dark web 😄

Not sure what you mean. It runs games perfectly and the battery drain is seemingly minimal, not out of the ordinary compared to other games on the device.

PortMaster, program designed to streamline the management of Ports on your handheld Linux devices

Guake, drop down terminal.

Hexchat, irc client

It even works on windows

Why? It only verifies age, no? Why would watching adult content with or without age verification be associated with Savile? Are they perhaps checking which content you specifically are consuming? So they have more than your age? Now now, couldn’t have seen that coming.

Those do exactly what they’re supposed to do. They’re even explicitly advertised as providing new revenue streams.

You’re right, this never happens on windows. It’s so robust no one ever complains

/s

There was a forum in the Benelux that did exactly that and they had to shut down.

You could ask someone you know to register and share the login, it’s a flawed concept. There’s probably a bunch of partners in there who didn’t even know their boyfriend used their info to create an account to check on themselves.

They probably think this will persuade the politicians to review these rules, as they can’t reach their target audiences anymore. I hope they see the overwhelming support for this decision, but I’m not sure if I’m in a bubble. I only see positive reactions so far. There was 1 critical article in the news, but just stating facts, no opinions. I think it’s great. Less brainwashing going on during the election cycles from now on since Facebook in particular allowed for some really specific demographic targeting.

My ISP used to advertise about fiber because their backend is fiber but residential connections are coax with DOCSIS whatever. One of the downsides is assymetric up/download speeds. Upload gets reduced to favour download and you get these whack ratios.

That sounds like a coax network instead of fiber.

The argument has always been, if when chat rooms are public, anyone can join and start logging the chats, encryption does nothing.

It has the ability to connect over TLS, but that’s about it.

I loved using it for its simplicity, except when using all the different flavours of nick registration (Q, NickServ, …).

What I hate about Calc is how it scrolls horizontally, it can’t show half a column, it’s the whole column or it doesn’t scroll, which is pretty fucking annoying when you have large columns.

What I love about Calc is how it handles data imports. So much better than Excel, which usually turns it into garbage or adds things that aren’t there.

Because visitors to the US don’t tend to be from the US, that’s only logical