that’s fair.

i have it set up on a headless server running alpine linux and it has libtorrent2 in its repos. i did exactly as i explained and got it workin, so i was assuming lots of things, apparently.

the site 404s.

here’s my ¢2:

• install i2p or i2pd
• install qbittorent
• enable i2p on qbittorrent (settings -> connections)
• find the torrent you’re looking for on postman tracker (on the installed i2p browser)
• that’s it!

this is great.

Are you planning to compile the programs on the thin client? Although rust runs efficiently on a lot of hardware, compiling is gut-wrenching.

I have an rPi 1B running as a lightweight server and both rust and c++ applications take hours to compile (some of them take over a DAY). so, interpreted languages might be what you’re looking for. my favorite is python. most distros have a lot of native packages in their repos. albeit a little weird to work on, perl is great, too.

R. because it’s really easy to work on spreadsheets. i know there’s pandas for python but at that time RStudio made it look really attractive. i will do anything not to work on excel.

i guess securescuttlebutt is what you’re referring to.

your best bet would be i2p

it’s a good thing that the choice will be given, too.

best supported one seems to be 3a. i think google is fairly developer friendly, so it should be easier to unlock their phones. you can check the supported devices here.

this is the easiest and most lightweight selfhosted microblogging software that i have used (apart from gnusocial). i have hosted mastodon, pleroma, gotosocial, friendica and gnusocial. it’s just php, i love it.

with note3 unlocking was a breeze. i got a poco f1 a couple of months ago and i literally spent a week to find the correct unlocker. this is really getting out of hand. i would buy a fairphone or shiftmq for my next phone but my country has some weird rules in place for iemi’s so it’s really not an option.

people are so naive, agin and again. if anyone thinks this is anything other than facebook trying to kill the alternatives, they should look at the history of gtalk/xmpp.

mastodon is a viable alternative to twitter, and this means that anyone can go: “there can be other alternatives”. like reddit/lemmy, instagram/pixelfed, youtube/peertube, twitch/owncast, etc. and this is not good for business.

i have a poco f1 and alcatel idol3. both are ready for daily driving. i think idol3 is a little better than the pinephone despite being a 2016 phone, and poco is just amazing performance-wise. i have microg on poco and pmos on idol3, trying to migrate my whole workflow. apart from camera, everything’s working quite smoothly.

you can’t get a sim card anonymously here, and i believe that’s the situation in other places. and even individuals selling their phones make some ownership transfer papers.

it’s very hard to stay anonymous on mobile. our best bet is still desktop/laptop.

did you downvote your own post :)

“illegal activities” doesn’t always mean buying crack cocaine, or whatever. depending on where you live it can mean:

accessing wikipedia, forming communities, performing union activities…

in other words, the ruling class of your country decides something being threatening their power, and that becomes an illegal activity.

of course everyone can be tracked. also everyone is not julian assange, so i’m not so worried about using tor for “illegal activities”.

yeah, mine is 9 and i successfully degoogled it using just adb.

i am intrigued, can you give an example of a vulnerability as a result of no microcode updates?

i think codeberg.org would be the flagship instance, since they’re the ones that has been supporting the development most as far as i can see.

i think you have it the other way around. usually windows is more prone to/attacks than linux. for a program to be installed system-wise, or a program to make system changes it has to have sudo privileges, and you would definitely be prompted for a password then.

but if you want people you share your files to be protected, you can by all means use an antivirus.