The longer I look at this, the worse it gets

Two Halos even

One of the German federal states (Saxony-Anhalt) had local elections and the far right Nazi party (AFD) won with 43.8% of votes (up +23% compared to last time) and 39 out of 83 seats, missing absolute majority by only three seats

DVD/Blu-Ray rips are legal in some countries if you don’t distribute them

Truth Social is probably higher

Never heard of it. How does it compare to Briar?

Beyond All Reason is an RTS inspired by Total Annihilation.

Hundreds of units, 2 factions (+1 WIP), vehicles, bots, sea, air, amphibious units, terrain matters a lot

It’s not on Steam yet, but it’s free & open source. (It’s on Flathub)

Fedora 44 was just released, so 45 is in ~6 Months. If the kernel releases every 10 weeks, like it says on kernel.org, the kernel should be on >=7.3 by that point. Fedora isn’t that far behind usually

Youtube alone was at least 60% for me

For cli I just use podman(/docker) containers. Good enough and I don’t have to learn a new tool

The beginning is cut off on the youtube version. The EU Parliament website has the full version including original & translated audio in a bunch of languages instead of just English: https://link.europa.eu/4MYMbV

It’s not an entire OS, just an app that you can use to read ebooks with lots of features.

https://github.com/koreader/koreader

“A Song of Ice and Fire” if you can accept that the last books will never be written

The path is part of the http protocol. Most firewalls only parse the first couple layers (ethernet->ip->tcp/udp), not http as well, unless they do deep package inspection. Idk if openwrt/banip has functionality like that.

It might be easier (and more performant if the firewall has weak hardware) to just allow tcp port 80 and let your reverse proxy do the filtering for that, since it (usually) needs to parse the http anyways.

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Jellyfin doesn’t have a TOS, it’s open source license allows using the software in any way you want

The JPEG XL team at Google Research and the Chrome team seem to have different opinions on the format

If you want to send files between just your own devices KDE Connect is great and can do many other things too. If you are on Gnome there is a gnome extension for better integration (gsconnect I think?)

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Six columns of binary numbers each representing a base 10 digit to display three base 10 numbers is kinda stupid, but it is easier to read than just having three binary numbers I guess.