lvl

If you use them for your use only, or want them “cleanly” organized, consider prefixing it with something personal to you (or a generic one such as my_). For example, I’d prefix them with l_: my_rename_photos.sh, my_lightson.sh, etc.

If there’s a lot of them, write a wrapper script which would call the individual scripts from a common location (/usr/share/my-scripts/). Then, you can only make sure your wrapper script is aliased/moved in the PATH. Example: my rename, my lightson, etc.

Well, that didn’t take long, the @x handle is now an official X-Twitter account!

Wireguard is not meant to bypass detection of any kind of Deep Packet Inspection technology. It’s also stated by the project website, under the Known Limitations sections.

https://www.wireguard.com/known-limitations/

There are many characteristics (except the handshake) which can make it stand out as a P2P or VPN(-ish) traffic, and then get blocked.

Gives me the feeling someone overengineered this a bit. You can grab a Fedora Silverblue copy and get more or less the same experience with toolbox/distrobox.

+1 on archive.is/archive.ph

You copy the URL to the paywalled article, paste it in archive. In most cases, someone else has already archived it already and it’s ready to view.

I also use Bypass Paywalls for Firefox in the browser, this takes care of less intrusive paywalls - for the big boys (big news orgs) the archive.is solution is the best.

Well, look at the bright side: the evolution of descentralized federation now depends on the moderation topic. I wouldn’t be surprised if someone takes federation to the next level and creates a moderation tool which would work out of the box for the fediverse, at the technology level (e.g. ActivityPub).

If and when this happens, federation has a bigger chance in replacing current centralized social networks.