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Reddthat isn't a Nazi instance, wtf.

At one time, it was the responsibility of parents to supervise their kids online and prevent them from accessing anything they weren't ready to see. I wish we could go back to that.

aMule is also available on Linux.

Once I get a Linux phone, I'll be totally Google-free. That'll be a sweet day.

Many of the old file-sharing networks are still around and actively in use. MuWire has a lot of interesting books and recordings. EMule is a good place to find music, including obscure remixes. Gnutella is mostly porn, including child porn that's so open I feel like it might be part of a law enforcement operation.

Retroshare seems like a p2p Facebook rather than a file-sharing network. I've always wanted to get into it, but I don't know anyone else using it.

I love the way it seems to glow.

Gorgeous. What model is this?

You can use Invidious or Piped as a frontend, and there will be a link you can click to download, no need to install anything.

Online discussions may only lead to small changes in a few people's lives, but small changes can add up. In an interdependent world, any subtle change can have wide-ranging consequences.

As a non-Russian, what's the problem with them?

Books can go on z-lib. Everything else, bittorrent?

Very interesting! I hope this will be able to run locally.