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Torrents verify that the data they downloaded is correct.
That doesn't mean the data that was used to create the torrent was correct. In this case I suggested downloading via torrent (because of http) and then checking the sha from the website to verify everything matches. If it does they you've got a good iso!

You can download it over http and check the SHA256SUMS.

Or better yet torrent it and check the same sha256

I can't remember if it was always like that or not, but all the apt repos are the same. No SSL and verification via signing.

Why not run your own scraper?

• https://bitmagnet.io/ (probably the simplest)
• https://github.com/seik/stilio
• https://github.com/AlphaReign/scraper
• https://github.com/alanshaw/libp2p-dht-scrape-aas
• https://github.com/boramalper/magnetico & a cli search utility for it: https://sr.ht/~rakoo/magneticos/

No need for nonsense.

seedit4.me & rapidseedbox.com are both "reputable" enough in the space that you can't go wrong.

You know about the Kawaii? A Wii that can fit on your keyring! https://bitbuilt.net/forums/index.php?threads/kawaii.6474/

I remember when the .04 meant the 4th month in the year...

https://git.dec05eba.com/gpu-screen-recorder/about/

Works amazingly well.

That's why I use a SearXng instance. Why bother searching for something on 1 instance when you could search for it on 5 and then correlate the results.

Checkout NeoStore. Which uses multiple sources. The izzyondroid repo is successfully building 0.0.70 and 0.0.71

Rough. I usually smash some cold and flu decongestant if it's that bad or put on my humidifier while sleeping.

Ham egg bread bacon coffee x4

https://unbound.docs.nlnetlabs.nl/en/latest/use-cases/home-resolver.html

https://www.perfacilis.com/blog/systeembeheer/linux/setup-a-public-dns-server.html

Or even better yet, why not join OpenNIC and help a more democratic alternative to DNS root.

Close, that is because of the wakeup. (I think)

See all of your devices that make your computer: cat /proc/acpi/wakeup

Toggle all of them one by one:

echo GPP0 | sudo tee /proc/acpi/wakeup (where GPP0 is the item in the left hand column)

Cat again if you want to see if it's disabled

Keep going until you find the one that is 'waking' your computer back up after a sleep.

When you find the right one, add it to your crontab so it turns it off on every boot:

    
sudo crontab -e
@reboot echo "GPP0" > /proc/acpi/wakeup

  

Many people have said they have switched already and have said it works without issues (as far as they know). I'm sure there is a huge amount of sites and configs that didn't make it into the lite version, I guess we'll find out when a huge userbase refuses to migrate from chrome and installs the uBo-lite

A quick search shows: https://gist.github.com/primaryobjects/9cc807f3e3453da7acefa526bb6623b0

Your IT guy knows what's up! Probably a purveyor of the high seas too

I'm not alone!!!!!!!!!!!!

Yes. In those cases the steam DRM is usually for achievements, friend joining, and checking that it was run via steam.

There are plenty of "steam emulators" or even patchers that remove the steam DRM.

So as long as you have the files applications such as SteamEMU and Steamless are godsends in ensuring that when you "buy" a game you will still be able to play it.