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We should all be using more of those shady services - provided they aren't scams. Those are valuable people providing a valuable service of bypassing enshittification.

What is it about?

Probably Spotify

Soulseek is centralised, and censors searches in compliance with legal requests. If you connect to someone who has censored content, the central server can't stop you grabbing it, …

There's just no reason to ever use them when other sites are better.

> When there is no longer a method to read Twitter/X withoot logging in, then one can use a headless browser There isn't one. Nitter logs in.

It is possible to get phone numbers. And not from shady sites - I mean you can just buy them, from the bodega. But I agree, not easy.

Their "open source algorithm" (Which is actually a random code dump that does not constitute the algorithm) contains enough evidence that Elon posts are massively boosted, though n…

All those have been ingested by chatgpt, which ironically provides a better user experience.

It's Twitter written in Nim. Ni- + -itter.

You do not, under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to them"

He's just serving the profitable market niche of incompetent CEOs with golden parachutes

The reason is that every copy of Nitter has a list of account tokens to log in with, and pretends to be a human using those accounts.

git clone

Are there any left wing elites?

They're not paying to link. They're paying to summarise, because people read the summary and don't go to the news site.

We can test this. Piracy used to exist and streaming services were cheap and good. Then piracy didn't exist because of that, and streaming services got expensive and worse. Now pir…

> Imagine what we can achieve when robots can do the laundry and dishes. First, you mean like clothes washers and dishwashers, which already exist? Second, my imagination of what w…

The base is where people live 24/7. You'd be banning them from having phones.

That depends what else is on the channel that is the reason for it not being available for wifi. In some places, it's a military radar and they will definitely investigate.

Is that GDPR? Is it still true in America?

This would require them to give you a copy of their models, which would quickly be leaked on the internet, and they know that, so it won't happen.

So DNS should be open to MITM attackers?