Aniwave was probably the best anime streaming site, mainly because its the only one with a functional watch together feature. I also haven’t heard of any of the others though.

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movie-web is open source, anyone can host it

It has no subscription, which is really suspicious. They’re also using Llama3.1 iirc, not OpenAIs API. Obviously can’t be certain, but it makes me suspicious of what they’re doing with user data they collect. Especially considering the device is “always listening” according to them…

Samsung is garbage IMO, and OnePlus has been getting worse for years. Pixels offer the smoothest experience. Nothing phones are really nice too.

Wdym about the gifs? there should be nothing stopping you from sending those on any device.

Sideloading is possible, but there’s more hoops to jump through than on Android. Plus an overall smaller amount of apps available to sideload.

Piracy depends on what you’re pirating. TV/Movie wise you’ll be fine, as well as ROMs for the few emulators iOS has (relative to android). I doubt you’ll have any luck with apps or mobile games.

I don’t really have a YouTube video or blog post on hand to explain it, but I do have a degree in cybersecurity. Putting a malicious executable in a video is not a simple task. The most likely way for this to occur would require a vulnerability in the video player you are using that allows for code execution. If your system is up to date, it’s unlikely the video player you’re using is going to have a known vulnerability that allows this. If someone does have knowledge of a vulnerability like this that is not publicly known, it’s very unlikely random 1337x users will be their target.

Something I will recommend is if you are using Windows, make sure you do not have file extensions hidden in File Explorer, because then someone could trick you by simply naming an executable with .exe at the end. These types of tricks are more important for the average user to be cautious about than attacks utilizing steganography.

I tried to test it a few weeks ago but couldn’t get logged into it successfully. I’ll have to give it another try.

Tauri is the electron alternative we already have. This does look like a good framework, just not the same as electron.

Bottles should make it really simple. You might run into the occasional problem with the installers, but they usually have workarounds.

Looks like it allows that using ollama

Edit: according a couple issues, the flag that allows this is being ignored…

And what shit is that?

99% of things people do on a computer just require a web browser, and those definitely work on Linux.

That’s awesome, I remember him mentioning in much older videos that he wants to switch to Linux when its ready enough for him to game on. He also shits on Windows every chance he gets, so glad he got to switch.

I always check reviews for things like BT adapters to see if people mention it working OTB on Linux. Usually if the manufacturer says compatible with Linux it’ll work right away, but some want drivers installed.

Both are great! I’m using a bluetooth 8BitDo controller with a bluetooth wireless keyboard to game on my 1080TI :)

I really like ProtonVPN with the unlimited plan. Comes with their premium email, drive, and password manager for $8-12 a month (depending on what plan length you buy)

Things on the Linux GUI land are so messed up that we even got this.

I don’t understand what you mean by this. This project is using a library provided by a major DE, if anything this shows the opposite of your point.

There aren’t distribution “sponsored” IDEs (like Visual Studio or Xcode)

Both GNOME and KDE have a text editor that supports LSP’s and plugins, similar to VS Code. I also don’t know anybody who still uses Visual Studio or Xcode, outside a specific situations where they’re needed, which isn’t a positive in my book.

userland API documentation

Linux has XDG Desktop Portals, protocols that all DEs and compositors can implement and can be used by any app.

Rude to assume they’re trolling because of a simple mistake, don’t be an ass. Just because you don’t like the product doesn’t make it DOA, people can have different opinions.

All of these tools have options or packages available in nixpkgs, so they’ll work easily

you don’t need it if proton is working fine for the games you play. GE’s builds have patches for games that are not yet/will not be upstreamed to proton.