I use Linux in part because it makes building software easier.

Its an alias, so no problem.

Has it been proven to work offline and that once online it doesn’t upload your offline activity?

Yeah, I really want to be wrong here…

Palestine?

This pushes games further toward kernel level software that has complete control over your computer so it can scan your hardware to make sure you aren’t using a cheating tool like this monitor.

How logical and totally rational to base the validity of a protest with how its protested.

Not necessarily. If they actually were reformed and the judge wasn’t hearing it, the sentencing wasn’t correct.

Most statically typed languages can’t because they don’t implement Hindley-Milner type inference.

What about Haskell?

What a

duckduckgo AGI confirmed?

If some has to know to unplug the internet, try to sign up, and force an error to bypass sign up…

It is forcing.

Microsoft sucks for this, outlook, “open source vscode”, and many other reasons.

That said my current workaround is to use sourcegraph.

Oh, well when you spoke of convenience I thought it was less likely you had self-hosting in mind ;)

I just want to make sure people to know how easy it is to avoid youtube with the further prooliferation of their enshittification.

Thanks! Do you know if an equialent of this exists for nitter?

You don’t install piped or individious, they are websites you simply navigate too:

https://piped.video

Or you even can install a firefox extension to redirect all youtube links automatically for you. Here is one that has minimal permissions required:

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/youtube-redirect/