It doesn’t work on ARM, but Tails is based on Debian so it’s probably going to run on ARM some day.

It’s a nice feature for those that actively enable it and know that it’s enabled, but not for the average user. Most people never change the default settings. Firefox breaking stuff by default would only decrease their market share even further. And this breaks so much stuff. Weird stuff. The average user wants a browser that “just works” and would simply just switch back to Chrome if their favourite website didn’t work as expected after installing Firefox. Chrome can be used by people who don’t even know what a browser is.

First of all, why?

Secondly, I absolutely love it.

I love this. It’s on F-Droid

It’s the reason I stopped using Stremio but it’s also the reason why it remains legal in some countries. Popcorn Time had an option to enable/disable seeding on the settings. I really wish Stremio had the same.

I want to keep my ratio above 10, so I use a combination of several other things to replace Stremio on Android TV. It’s a lot less polished but I get a good feeling from seeding.

The idea lives on. You can use Stremio with Torrentio.

That’s not the official site. It has an old version (July 2024) and the file might contain malware. You can safely download the latest version from GitHub and find their updated guide there.

If you don’t want to use Github, you can use the site they have linked to which is https://smarttubeapp.github.io/

Pretty much. While I wouldn’t say that I’m obsessed, I would greatly appreciate it if usage increased. I wish open source software was the norm.

This is very common (compared to the rest of the population) amongst Linux users. Some people therefore feel the need to spread awareness.

I don’t think it’s big enough to have a noticeable impact. It’s estimated to be between 5000 and 50,000 people strong. South Korea had an estimated population of 51,430,018 in 2023. That would make between 0.0097% and 0.097% of their population a part of 4B. So a tiny fraction of the population might have gone from a fertility rate of 0.72 to 0. That’s between 3600 and 36,000 fewer kids.

When I tried to find out how many people were a part of the movement several sources had old estimates because the movement has supposedly almost died out in South Korea. So it might be even less that 3600.

You can reduce some of it, but not filter them out entirely. The closest would be to add for example Donald, Trump, Elon, Musk to the title filter, but titles like “Are Swearing In Ceremonies Over Yet?” would not to be stopped by the filter. You can add specific communities, domains and users if they post about Trump and Musk, but you would end up missing huge amounts of posts that is not related to Trump or Musk. And it would still not be very effective.

Go to “Settings” and then “Post Filter”. Tap the + in the bottom right corner. You can then for example tap the field where it says “Title: excludes keywords” and write Donald, Trump, Elon, Musk and save by tapping the icon in the top right corner. You will be taken to your list of filters where you can select the one you just made. Choose “Apply to” and select where you want to use this filter. After that you just restart the app.

Android recommendations for next version:

I suggest QR Scanner because it can both read and generate and does not ask for network access unlike Binary Eye. It has a nice and intuitive UI but also manages to do advanced stuff.

Thunderbird is already on the list but there’s an android version now. It’s based on K-9 and has gotten really good for a mobile e-mail client.

I know a lot of people like Breezy Weather (I was one of them) but the simplicity of Bura makes it perfect in my eyes. The fact that it doesn’t have a graph for air quality or animated lock screens that match the weather makes it a fraction of the weight, really fast and does not ask for even half of the same permissions. I switched to Bura after noticing that it doesn’t need to run in the background since it’s so fast when you open it. It’s still prettier than the absolute most basic ones though.