I want to see how Open Source projects has gone after the crisis in 2017 (article is from 2006, where things were in a good plan). My first knowledge of Vzla using Open-Source projects on the Government was Canaima GNU/Linux and its usage on education with the Canaima Educativo.

Posted their album here if you want to take a look

Well, that's better :) then I can consider moving this into Nixpkgs.

An awesome tool for sure. What I like about it is that if you want to store stuff on an untrusted server, you can encrypt the whole content (so you get it stored without the worry of having anyone seeing its content).

A reminder to the people using Privacy Redirect: The Translate redirect generally points to translate.metalune.xyz (which seems to be an old instance of simplytranslate.org). Remember to change it to simplytranslate.org.

Speaking about the tool, I recommend it a lot.

I saw IPTVNator wasn’t available on Nixpkgs (and probably would be rejected to avoid anything related to DMCA or some stuff of takedown), so I decided to port it to NUR (an external nixpkgs repo) and got it working. It is using the AppImage.

So, if anyone is using Nix, you can install IPTVNator from NUR now :).

Hm, I wouldn't call it dying (unfortunately). See it when WhatsApp (part of Meta, or FB at that time) put the new Privacy Policy and it looked like people was finally going to leave the platform. It didn't happen, they simply left and came back.

I see the same happening with Fb (again, unfortunately).

No, Upwork. I have only tested it on Sway, not sure if on GNOME that behavior changes.

I wish I could use Wayland but the software I use to work, which needs to take screenshots of my desktop, can't take any screenshots from it (on my case, using Sway). And the company who made it give zero fs to find a fix to it.

Oh yeah, let's confront nazis by giving hugs. That for sure would help fighting antidemocracy.

Yes and no. Yes, graphically, you would like to use something that won't make you despise your experience using a GNU/Linux distro. Some people can smoothly transition from a DE to another, or even use a TWM with no problems, but others are simply used to a single style, and that's totally understandable.

But, trying to complement to what @Ephera@lemmy.ml said, each distro will have its way to handle a bunch of other stuff. You can feel amazing using Garuda Linux but somehow despise the AUR experience, or using something like Xubuntu but hating apt. I found myself loving Elementary but despising apt, but now I am using Pantheon on NixOS and I love it.

Maybe on Nick's point, as we are talking about people being introduced to GNU/Linux, it is a very valid idea.

I didn't know John Frusciante was back. Kind of a nice surprise to me.

Thank you, didn't know about that one. Need to test it to see if the local results are shown as expected (this is the main reason I have to rely on Google results)

Indeed. just edited the previous comment. Didn't know about that.

By the way, Falls Of Rauros will throw a new album soon, here is a single.

I can provide like my Top 10 stuff of "recent albums" to use as a reference (won't include Gravpel):

• Nachtschwarz - Abysmal Ruin
• Etxegiña - Herederos del Silencio
• Bring Forth The Exodus - Rituals From a Dying Forest
• Ethereal Shroud - Trisagion
• Dawn Treader - The Burial of the Dead
• Mystras - Empires Vanquished and Dismantled
• Toul En Ihuern - INSREF
• Lamp of Murmuur - Submission and Slavery
• Devil Warship - GodIsNowhere
• Destructo - Demonic Possession

As a special mention, I want to add Kaatayra's Impariquipê. Not the usual BM, but an awesome album.

I think Startpage is a frontend for Google results (last time I tested, the results on the first page were the same). The only thing I'm not sure if it is dangerous to use it (I use DDG and if I can't find anything, then I go with Startpage). @the_tech_beast@lemmy.ml is right, they are owned by an ads page now and the whole thing smells fishy.

Also, I recommend using the Privacy Redirect extension. Supports redirects from Twitter, YT, IG, GTranslate, Maps, Reddit, Wikipedia or any search you perform, to an alternative frontend

Agreed. Unfortunately, the only effective way to get a group/channel (if they are associated with a group) taken down is with very dirty methods. And I say this because I have seen groups of any kind being taken down because of NSFL content that the mods weren't able to take down on time.

Not at all, Neckbeard Deathcamp is kind of an intro for some regarding satire to chuds :).

Just because of this, I had to post one of their albums.