You can selfhost Standard Notes. The notes are encrypted client side before they reach the server.
Your threat model will determine whether spending extra on Njalla is worth it over simple Whois protection from your registrar.
You can use Subtify with Navidrome to import your playlists. It matches your Spotify playlists with your local music.
Like it or not, it still has a larger user base.
Would you only be duplicated content from wikis already available and simply cherry picking from those lists instead? I don't see how FMHY is difficult to navigate. Yes it has 10,000 links, but you go to the topic you need and it has 10-20 links of which you can pick and choose.
Pretty much every software crack says 'Block this application in your firewall'. I guarantee most people don't. Following these instructions would have prevented this entirely.
My experience is that I tried to use it years ago and it didn't work, so I continued using Signal. Straight up could not receive messages. That's probably fixed now but if I wanted to move away, I'd try SimpleX instead.
You are looking for the arr scripts (formally arr-extended). https://github.com/RandomNinjaAtk/arr-scripts/blob/main/lidarr/readme.md
The work around did work however you needed to download an older archived version that was unpatched.
Bitcoin has much wider adopt which is most likely why it is first. BTC has an average of 600k transactions per day vs XMR which averages about 30k per day. I'd probably make the one that would actually be used the most first as well.
I setup a Lens so that if my query contains a single letter 'r'', only Reddit results will be returned.
No, this is a bookmark software. You can probably use JDownloader for this to scrape a URL for downloadable content, depending on how the site you use is formatted.
Just because your personal computer isn't Windows, plenty of servers that contain your data are.
They updated the YT plugin which doesn't require a full apk update, only a plugin update.
No, but it is in the megathread both here and on Reddit. It's practically the largest video game soundtrack website/forum that exists right now with the exception of maybe Soulseek.
Is it really underground if you can just go to the website and sign up?
