I went on a spending spree on the last Bandcamp Friday on August 1st, buying a ton of discographies and albums from small artists. So here are some musicians I got music from recently (and their releases)!


ff00ff - no droids on the beach (I actually pre-ordered it the day before it released in ...

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I found Reject Convenience in the comments of Nomad's video " Why Being A Small YouTuber is Impossible "! ( linked comment )

alt text: Oh man that flatline feeling when a video picks up steam super fast and then just ...

I use Zen browser with uBlock Origin and a ton of other extensions (Bitwarden, Web Scrobbler, Web Archives, Save Page Now, Search by Image, Stylus, Sponsorblock, Netbeep,...), but that decreases my privacy and security, as it's very easy to fingerprint someone using over 37 extensions. The browser ...

rejectconvenience wrote: Thu Oct 17, 2024 1:27 am @CitricScion Welcome to the forum! I've been tempted to try Fedora recently, I might spin up a VM and give it a whirl.
I'll also check out Bazzite!

Check out Ultramarine Linux, Fedora with all the stuff already there! or Nobara idk

Learning more specifics about how iPhone's location triangulation is done was really interesting, thank you!

I use a Google Pixel 6, but I currently have it set to grayscale mode! It makes it very lame, annoying, and boring, but maybe that's good. I did switch it off to see color in a YouTube video and forgot to turn the filter back on.
Phone launchers I have installed: Kvaesitso (currently using! open ...

A while ago, I found a great resource called Privacy Guides, with secure and private services, tools, apps, and hardware recommendations. Check it out! It's open to contributions and has a knowledge base, with pages like Why Privacy Matters or Common Threats. It also has a forum.

Tangara is a portable music player. It outputs high-quality sound through a 3.5 mm headphone jack or Bluetooth, has great battery life, and includes a processor that’s powerful enough to support any audio format you can throw at it. It’s also 100% open hardware running open-source software, which ...