Routhinator

Routhinator , 28 days ago

And circumcisions.

Routhinator , 29 days ago

D is the dastardly bastard that threw the first one down the hole.

Routhinator , 3 months ago

This. I'm glad they are getting rid of the sham of a kids client. It's a joke that anyone should think the content is kid safe. No more lulling parents into a false sense of security.

I was supervising my son watch this one day and had to step away for a few minutes to answer the door. When I was gone a new video came on with Peppa Pig murdering her family and all the characters from the show. Actually bleeding and all.

I reported the video, didn't get taken off the kids platform. So I contacted support - they said it was kid safe.

Kid safe?! Dafuq? I had his account set to under 6 and this is what they consider kid safe?

Routhinator , 3 months ago

USA US & Canada

Routhinator , 3 months ago

I keep my watch history off, and no subs. I use bookmarks. The algorithm has no clue

Routhinator , 3 months ago

Squash, definitely squash.

Routhinator , 3 months ago

What should have been a tool was designed to be a trap, because greed.

Routhinator , 3 months ago

Not entirely. There is LibreWolf (Formerly IceWolf) on desktop. https://librewolf.net

Mull is apparently an Android option that's also a fork, but I'm just installing it now, and can also say its only on FDroid.

Routhinator , 3 months ago

Mull works well on android. Firefox login works too.

Routhinator , 3 months ago

.nomedia files are fairly standard across applications on Android and Linux. Nextcloud and other applications will use them to know not to scan that forlder with automation, thumbnail creation, ml, etc. Its a simple and standard signal. It follows the .file convention so it should be hidden when not browsing with hidden files on.

Routhinator , 4 months ago

Meanwhile, here in reality land:

People are downgrading their firmware to ancient versions likely containing old CVEs because fuck HP and their printer cartridge mafia.

Routhinator , 4 months ago

The printer firmware, not the cartridge.

Routhinator , 4 months ago

If you're a user interacting with a terminal => apt

If you're writing a script or putting it in a docker file/automation => apt-get

Apt is just a wrapper around apt-get a newer binary than apt-get (I stand corrected after checking my memory against google) and there are warnings that the apt shorthand is not as reliable in scripted scenarios. Its meant for user convenience.

Apt-get is most certainly not outdated.