use anki instead if your looking for an alternative

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considering it borders with north Korea that makes sense

occupied Korea?

try organicmaps

incredible work!

what software do you use to make this?

Its owned by Kape technologies - a former malware distributor that operates in Israel:

https://x.com/Snowden/status/1438291654239215619

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Debian Stable + flatpaks. If I were to install it again, I would probably use spiral Linux.

I've moved to cachyOS, I've been getting into running local AI, and they offer an optional prebuilt SDK.

(with Debian I would have to install CUDA myself, which would cause issues on kernel updates)

• another recommendation for mullvad

dont forget tuta

https://tuta.com/

The blockchaim & finance topic doesn't really affect me, as long as I can use it for watching videos then it works. (and I'm not helping google)

In regards to the hate content, I would rather have the ability to self censor these things (mute/block) then have the platform itself decide what I am allowed to see.

Ive been using these front ends for a while now and there are constant issues.

Ive switched to http://odysee.com

its now ad free, and Ive found that: mental outlaw, Louis Rossman, someordinarygamers, Brodie Robertson, tech lore, switched to linux, the Linux cast and loads of others are also on the platform.

+1 for crypee

https://search.brave.com/ is the one

1. Launch your browser.

2. Right-click on your toolbar to open toolbar settings.

3. Click on Customize Toolbar.

4. A new page with a list of items will open that you can drag into the toolbar.

5. Click on the Add-on and drag it into your toolbar.

adding extensions would alter the fingerprint - removing the ability to blend in with the herd which is the whole goal of mullvad browser.

Sounds like librewolf is for you!

you should swap Shazam for the open source "Audile" :

https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.mrsep.musicrecognizer/

Debian Stable ± Flatpak gets best of both worlds