Full stack developer and privacy advocate. I like to keep the mentality, if you can program one language well, then you can program in any language!
Suyu is the most popular + actively developed afaik.
https://suyu.dev/
They host their code on their own Forgejo instance:
https://git.suyu.dev/explore/repos
Which is more DMCA proof then Github/Gitlab.
I hope ForgeFed will go into production soon,
then we can synchronize the code in between multiple Forgejo instances in a federated fashion.
https://codeberg.org/forgejo/forgejo/issues/59
How do you think news sites earn money?
They do not provide that content for free,
you are their product of which they benefit.
I use NoScript,
which tells me about each JavaScript piece a website has, most if not all of them contain trackers (= data collection).
Each article,
links to a news site,
which is riddled with data trackers,
which collects info about you,
which is sold.
In addition the sites contain advertisements.
Only these 2:
Because they:
Human Centipede,
that shit is banned in a few countries for a reason…
Wikiless?
The original project was taken down by Wikipedia, but this appears to be an active fork of it:
https://github.com/Metastem/wikiless
Legacy software still requires maintenance.
Legacy dependencies still require to be used in new projects.
Dual booting multiple times a day is not feasible.
For those reasons none of my co-workers can fully switch to Linux.
I write PHP on the daily and don’t understand the hate it gets :/
At least I can work on Linux at home while my co-workers are stuck on Windows with their C#
The gold standard should never have been abandoned.
Nixon untethered us by doing so,
now the inflation balloon will keep on rising as a result.
Yes that is the actual site.
LuckyPatcher has been around forever,
and has a good reputation + community.
Never seen anyone mention anything that it might contain malicious code.
The developer receives revenue through donations and showing ads on the site.
Sadly the project is not open source though.
My guess would be to prevent the hacks / patches it uses,
from being patched / made un-usable.
To be 100% sure though,
you’d have to de-compile the app,
and reverse engineer the source code,
which is a very tedious and time consuming task.
SimpleLogin,
to generate email aliases for permanent personal accounts and forward the mails to an undisclosed private main mail adres:
https://simplelogin.io/
Temp-Mail,
to generate email adresses for temporary throw-away use cases:
https://temp-mail.org/
Lemmyverse is a nice place to find instances/communities:
https://lemmyverse.net/
2 issues I have with this:
I’d consider taking another ISP,
you know, just one who is not known for using you as a product and shoving spyware into every nook and cranny they can find…
Thank you! :)
Sadly a lot of the small/niche sub Reddits I miss on Lemmy aren’t synced (e.g. MysteryDungeon, ModdedMinecraft and Palworld), some exist here, but the activity on them is quite small.
However I did find [email protected] on there ^^
Sadly it doesn’t appear to play nicely with the Eternity app I use to browse Lemmy though :/
It works now, had to wait for my subscription to be approved I guess! :)
Still appreciate the info though!
Fair, a lot of dumb toxicity on Reddit.
Perhaps only syncing posts and not comments could be a good idea?
I was more hoping on being able to read niche/small sub Reddits straight on Lemmy
Since most of them don’t exist here yet / have much less content
An single sided interactive mirror of Reddit’s communities.
It would be lovely to have all that content directly available right here.
And to be able to discuss the content with other Lemmy users.
But without being able to discuss / send back to the Reddit users.
It’s what you see when a user (or admin?) deletes their post/comment.
Happily been using it for a few years by now.
The enhanced privacy, extension and about:config support are great features to have.