Everyone already have decent computers and/or smartphones able to host their own content (text) and their friends content
What if there was something like lemmy, but p2p, similar to how peertube works. And for dead content it could fallback to a server?
If anyone has an FOSS alternative that stores data locally, please let me know :)
on windows, ditto is a great one
on linux, kde has a built in one, for gnome theres the pano extension, and im sure there many other apps as well
sponsorblock's built into piped btw, i'd recommend using that over youtube, no ads as well as being more private
Modifies your fingerprint making you more unique.
I disagree, the whole usecase for decentraleyes (although i'd recommend localcdn instead as it supports a lot more frameworks), if for users not using a vpn, in which case you'd be fingerprintable via your ip address anyways, what localcdn achieves is having privacy from third parties, as opposed to the website itself.
If you're using localcdn with a vpn, i agree that'd be counter productive since what does it matter that third parties get your ip if that ip's shared with a massive group of people and isn't your real one, but otherwise its still a perfectly valid addon.
I just dualboot linux and windows solely for gaming, sure i could get most my game library working on linux but its just easier having all my games in one place, and i dont really have to mess with unbreaking stuff
+1 for this
I actually found the results better on Brave Search than on Neeva
same, i've actually found brave's results to be of very high quality, especially ever since they brought the ai tools, actually works well rather than being a gimmick. Website descriptions are also utilising it, and should be specific to the search term (which is indicated by bold text)
The only issue i have with it though, is that they removed the images section and now redirect to bing/google, and not even something like duckduckgo/startpage at least. Hopefully they add it back soon
Honestly, at this point im hoping reddit fucks up even more so that more people switch to lemmy, seems most are switching now more than ever, heck its the reason why i heard about it in the first place
thats very messed up, i would personally never trust one of these cloud security cameras myself, i'd either selfhost or get a local one, otherwise it'd always be a risk/blind trust.
lmao