circuscritic

Finally, a reason to like Cybertrucks.

That’s fucking nuts.

I have a lot of thoughts, but all I can really say is that’s fucking nuts.

Those will not block YT ads.

They’ll block ads at a DNS level, but YouTube ads are delivered directly into the video stream.

https://reddit.com/r/surfacelinux/

You might have just let it run past the rate limit.

After it limits you, the script looks like it’s still running, but if you hit refresh, you’ll see your timed out, and nothing past when you’re actually limited, got deleted. It’ll be several minutes before you can start running it again.

I’ve done this for many hundreds of comments.

Every once in awhile, I’ve had a few batches of comments reappear that I can’t associate with a rate limiting error, but I have yet to find comments that come back a third time.

I guess YMMV, but that’s what my experience has been.

There’s violentmonkey scripts that overwrite and delete them, and they stay gone. I’ve been using one for years.

They might still be in some AI training data sets, but they’re not on my profile.

The only PITA thing is that you get rate limited, so doing your initial batch of deletions could a while, then just run it semi-regularly.

I used to purchase several Pi’s each time they released a new model and probably have a dozen in total.

But I haven’t purchased any since they told all of their hobbyist and retail user base to go fuck themselves during the chip shortages, and have no intention of purchasing any of their products ever again.

lol no

The Pi Foundation’s mission died when it was reborn as a for-profit organization, and that was years ago.

All of my banking apps work in Graphene, but yes, some banks apps don’t work, which is why there’s published lists so you can check before flashing.

It’s not a hobby.

Don’t confuse Graphene with a tinker box, or some ROM you once rooted.

It’s a professionally polished and very secure fork of Android.

There are some minor limitations with a handful apps that can’t pass their Google specific internal security checks, but there’s lists of them that you can check to see if any are a deal breaker for you.

If a nation state cuts off global internet access, satellite is one of the only options.

That doesn’t change just because it’s not ideal, or because governments have countermeasures.

Are you saying that because the Iranian government has increased their satellite jamming capabilities and efforts, that all Iranian citizens should stop using satellite internet?

Or are you under the impression that because the government may be jamming signals in one, or multiple different locations, that they’re jamming all frequencies, in all places, at all times?

P2P & local mesh networks aren’t a replacement for a loss of global internet connectivity from domestic ISPs, but satellite internet can be.