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Looks like you already did

At least they didn’t pipe it into /dev/sdc1 that’d be a catastrophe

Hey, we worked at your airport for 4 months last year

Yes, it’s called unbound

GrapheneOS as well with profiles

There is a TPM emulation, yes, 1.1, 2.0 - you choose

90 weeks? I guess I can have another baby, and then after a while make a decision on what to do with my W10 VM installation

version 6.6.10 is not bad, working great for me

Nope, not the case in Arch

NewPipe does roo

How would they achieve that?

I answered that using Tor defeats the purpose.
Depending one nodes you use one day you may have great connection, the other it may be really crappy

If you use YOUR login to participate in Zoom via Tor, then Zoom already knows who you are, regardless of HOW you access it

Traditional. I imagine the mouse wheel on top of the screen, as if the wheel scrolls the screen content

I use one command to upgrade the whole system: paru one one system and yay on the other laptop.

Tesla has some upgrades for a one time fee - like rear seat heaters and acceleration boost, and subscription ones - premium connectivity

Or a lease

They will be CaaS

Ah, yeah that’s what I figured.

Unfortunately, (or fortunately for me) I have not used YouTube in a traditional way in a very long time. I use FreeTube, Piped, Invidious, NewPipe, VueTube depending on the platform I currently am. And that is why I don’t have any cookies for it. I don’t really care for liking or commenting the videos as just watching them. All the above mentioned programs support own “offline” subscription lists, and most have interest-based profiles which you cannot achieve with a traditional YouTube account.

But yeah, sadly this not for me in its current form, I will join whoever added a comment here earlier about waiting for support of json - based subscription lists - that is, of course, if you decide to go that route, or at least as bare minimum if you could remove the cookie requirement and have “anonymous search and view” functionality. I believe many of us here on Lemmy that are concerned about privacy will greatly appreciate that. YouTube itself, mpv, and yt-dlp don’t really need cookies to watch a video.

Thanks for troubleshooting this with me.