VitabytesDev @ VitabytesDev @feddit.nl

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They want you to remember their products. For example, you know that Grammarly is a text correction service. If the ads didnt exist you wouldn't know that, so now if you want a service like this, instead of searching "top autocorrect tools" or something else, you would search "grammarly download".

Is there anything like that but instead of showing the trends, it shows what I watch most based on my subscribed channels, kinda like an algorithm or something?

Brave is not good in terms of privacy. Use Ublock Origin.

Web Integrity might be the worst Google thing yet

Two and a half weeks ago? I learned about it yesterday. Sorry for bothering you then.

Ah, yes sorry for the all-caps title. I just wanted to seem a bit urgent.

Yes, I believe they have pretty bad documentation, but I after a lot of pain I was able to get it working too.

I have a Smart TV (not Android TV) that can access the internet and it works fine through the web interface.

https://www.theverge.com/23779477/reddit-protest-blackouts-crushed

Don't use Plex, use Jellyfin. Plex tracks everything you watch and do. Jellyfin is free, open-source and self-hosted.

The original plan was to close indefinitely. It became active again after Reddit's threats to change the moderators of big protesting subreddits.

You can try https://hoppscotch.io, it an open-source alternative for Postman.

The API pricing change and the closing of r/ProgrammerHumor.

That is actually from the Orchid GTK theme. I like it too!

These are not the default folder icons, there are from icon theme called ePapirus. I forgot to mention it, I will edit my post to include that.

OK, I will try Mull instead!