For refuges they were interested in seeing how to adjust settings for this website. I was going to start listing things I saw in other refuge threads here so it can be compiled by people wishing to stay. There is a gear icon on the top left header that can be opened and can hold filters, css, JS and other. -this inputed into css: #navTopBoardsSpan { display: none;} hides the default board list on the top of the header if you don't like the default boards showing. -If your cookies are activated on the website there should be a "star" icon next to the board name you can click on the star to add it to a custom header on the top to populate boards you care about. If you see other refuge threads you can leave a link to here to gather together /g/ refuges to help them consolidate

https://omar.yt/posts/stepping-away-from-open-source https://archive.fo/78QBm https://web.archive.org/web/20200801221530/https://omar.yt/posts/stepping-away-from-open-source Starting September 1st, I'm shutting down the user-facing portion of https://invidio.us and stepping away from development. If you have an account on the site, you can export your data here, which will allow you to import everything to another instance or self-host. The API will continue to function until October 1st, to give time for any services relying on it to migrate to other solutions. If you're a patron on Liberapay, I would urge you to switch your donation to iv-org, as that will ensure it goes to the stewards of the project going forward. At the time of this writing, the main Invidious instance has roughly 35,000 users. It's difficult for me to even begin to think of those as actual people, and not just a number. At that level, the amount of feedback I receive, which I would consider rather small in comparison to others I've seen, is overwhelming. It's demoralizing not being able to respond to all of it properly. Even more so when I've received something that deserves an involved response, but I haven't had the time to reply, which counter-intuitively means the best comments are least likely to receive any response. To echo antirez: it's crushing not being able to be "there" for people. Lately, I've felt myself withdraw much more in return. For any project though, especially something that requires maintanence, it's difficult to actually "unplug" and mentally recharge. Turning off notifications has helped, but it's definitely taken its toll. For any project of a certain size, it's more important for the lead to be a manager more than a developer. As an example, it's mostly well-known that Linus Torvalds hardly does any coding anymore. At that point working on a side-project becomes a job, and not one I particularly enjoy. If I had known that I would've ended up in that position on a passion project, I'm curious if I would have made it open-source, or started working on it at all. In either case, I consider myself extremely lucky to have people that can manage the project in future, and can only imagine what it would be like for someone without that luxury. I can't help shake the feeling that somewhere, the software I use is being developed solely by volunteers who would rather quit, but don't have the ability to say "no". This post has been delayed for that very reason, especially when so many people have given so much, and I feel they deserve a proper goodbye. At this point though, I can't find the strength to leave on better terms. I don't want this to read like I somehow feel underappreciated or underpaid. I'm not motivated by praise or money. After working on the same thing for three years, I'm just tired and ready to move on.

ANOTHER DAY OF NOTHING JANNIES RUINED EVERYTHING Insane Clown Posse - It's All Over https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sDncRIq64Lo

I have a few computers lying around my house that I don't use anymore or inherited and I'm trying to find what to do with them. To answer the question of why I don't use them, it's because I already have a laptop, tablet, and desktop that already suit my basic needs. So, what should I do with these aside from tossing them (Which I think is a waste)? Here are the models I have: >Kaypro 10 >Dell Latitude CPi A-Series >HP Pavillion G7 1355dx >HP Pavillion 500-424

What App to access 8chan.moe? I can't add it on my Kuroba

How the fuck am I supposed to get a crt monitor? They've all been jacked up in price. I just want authentic scanlines to play old pc games with.

I'm through explaining.

mpv ffmpeg yt-dlp

Dear KDE, what the fuck is this shit?!

SPQR, that cuck site is full of anti-users (((you))), and somehow, when it came back online, you went back there, and now it's freaking down again. It's written with shit code, moderated by shit mods. You need to wait your whole life and go through 100 captchas every time you make a post. It collects your emails, doesn't allow you to use VPNs or Tor, so it can collect your IPs for spam prevention — and it's still unable to do shit with spam or attackers and eventually got hacked. Really, just abandon the site and move on. Let it be history; everything is already archived — you lose nothing.

How do you get malware for personal use. Such as a trojen virus to install on a pc.

You ever have a problem that gets solved in the strangest way? >Be me >Have my moms old phone number >It's been mine for 15 years >On the do not call list >Still get telemarketing scams asking for her periodically >Lately it's been insane, getting three calls a day sometimes >You can tell it's a robodial by answering and muting so it doesn't pick up any sound, they hang up after 10 seconds. >I heard you could stop these by making your voicemail modem sounds or the out-of-service tones >Had this set up for years, still getting calls >I let them ring out >Still get them >I send them to voicemail immediately >Still fucking get them >I get a call last week >I'm about to burst with rage >I pick up

https://privora.netlify.app/ https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:chn5eo454xrdkvyz7rib2rw3 >tl;dr Imagine Signal mixed with Ricochet but it's fully decentralized, user-friendly and mobile. >Features -100% peer-to-peer -will run fully over Tor -won't have any metadata in the form of accounts, phone numbers or emails -End to end encrypted by default (duh) They also are planning to build an optional WebRTC mode with connection setup/key exchange all happening over Tor. So WebRTC peer-to-peer communication could theoretically be possible and anonymously, with no centralized servers or IP leaks. Audio and video calls are also being teased but idk if something like that could be realistically scalable. They are looking for feedback, the app is still in early development. If this comes through I think this would be really cool to have, granted this becomes user friendly like Signal is for normalfags.

Tell me, anons. What Linux Distro did you eventually land on that stopped your distro hopping? And how long have you been using said distro?

Is it convenient? I'm currently using alpine on a low-spec laptop for my nextcloud and jellyfin, shit works fine but I was wondering if OpenBSD would also fit such purpose.

I did not create linux for windows games, while you can cross platform, the support is limited.