By a spear, then repawn after 3 days

RiMusic is update regularly, no third party player is perfect, even PipiPipe or Newpipe can break suddenly, Google/YouTube don’t like third party apps using their services and are always implementing ways to break apps

https://cheatsheetseries.owasp.org/cheatsheets/Browser_Extension_Vulnerabilities_Cheat_Sheet.html

sudo mkdir /media/NewSSD # the name you like
lsblk -f # look for UUID of new ssd

then add it to fstab https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Fstab

Something like

UUID=<insert drive UUID> /media/NewSSD ext4 defaults 0 2

Make sure you use the correct filesystem (e.g. ext4 or other)

• RiMusic https://github.com/fast4x/RiMusic
• SimpMusic https://github.com/maxrave-dev/SimpMusic
• OuterTune https://github.com/OuterTune/OuterTune
• Metrolist https://github.com/mostafaalagamy/Metrolist
• InnerTune https://github.com/z-huang/InnerTune

Any of these (YouTube Music) players are better choices than using an extension on a browser.
Also better features like lyrics, better interface…

PS: extensions can access all of your browser data, you need to trust the extensions hoping that they aren’t sending your data to some 3rd party

Looks very similar to termux

Don’t need to support every client, if the client supports folder monitor you can use blackhole

Imagine Roosevelt or Churchill accusing Poland of starting the WWII for defending itself from Nazi German.

Trump is a russian assent “just wants peace”

So you pay for piracy

Pay a subscription to watch subscription content for free!

After uTorrent was brought by BitTorrent Inc, they started releasing new shady versions, first added ads then released uTorrent bundle with crypto mining software without user consent

https://torrentfreak.com/new-utorrent-release-breaks-ties-with-bitcoin-miner-150413/

Multiple home users, hardware transcoding, media downloads on mobile…

https://support.plex.tv/articles/202526943-plex-free-vs-paid/

I use Plex BTW , but lurking Jellyfin for some time, just not so easy to setup or comparability for my shared users.

I’m not even american or live in USA, im from Europe and it’s a shitshow seen all this.

Europe is getting screwed with Trump, Putin is getting a free card to do whatever he want.
There was a time when Europe and USA where closed alies now USA are being seen as the enemy.

BTW I vote on every elections, never on extreme left or right, unlike USA we have a proper democracy with multiple parties to vote

PS: We have send politicians to jail or remove then from power for much less

Spanish and pro-Palestine people voted for him, the same ones getting deported and shocked for no giving a fuck about Gaza.

It’s like jews voting for Hitler, after him repeatedly said that they are the problem

In the 60’s someone with ties to KGB would be arrested (and death sentence) for treason, now it can be president and no one does anything

You can find Linux software on rutracker

This.
“Just do a quick update” and spend 1h trying to fix some broken updates

Also look at https://archlinux.org/news/ before updating (or follow the RSS feed), some updates may need manual intervention

I use Davx⁵ for Webdav/NextCloud calendars sync, and Fossify Callendar

Maybe not what you looking for, but must Foss calendars are based on AOSP calendar, with same look and features

Had the sane issue on Firerox+uBlock the laptop, but on phone is working (Kiwi+uBlock).

Try with other browser, with or without adblocker

Just because it’s easy to join doesn’t make it semi-private.

• Public tracker all content is available publicly no registration required.

• Semi-private content is available publicly but registration may be required or optional (ex: Demonoid), torrents maybe set as private.

• Private the content isn’t available publicly, registration is required. Torrents are set as private (open trackers, no DHT)

If you look at Prowlarr indexers you can see what is public, semi-public or private. All private require registration, where public or semi-public not so.

TorrentLeech is semi-private!?

What’s a private tracker then?