Yeah, I try to avoid anything with Google attached to it. I have been curious about Gemma 3, though.

The new banner is amazing! I love it. The llama icon is really cute, too.

This is gread. I’d love to see more diy cellular devices.

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Same.

I haven’t tried that one, but I’m adding it to my list.

I like TirarADeguello, Kindred Frequencies, Chili B. Things I can listen to with my eyes closed to relax or go to sleep.

Yep, that’s the one.

I bought a BeQuiet case last year to replace a cheap Chinese hotbox, and it’s great. Cool, quiet, roomy, good material quality, and not that much more expensive than the case it replaced.

The p2p aspect is what interests me, though.

Dnscrypt-proxy lets you select dns servers based on whether they filter traffic, keep logs, use DNSSEC, etc. You can also block specific providers, such as Google or Cloudflare.

Scott Ultra Strong is the only type of toilet paper that everyone in my house finds acceptable. The other ones either are too rough, leave little bits of paper behind, or your fingers go through them during use.

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So that’s where people are getting these beta versions newer than mine. I’ve seen them on the network but I didn’t know if they were legit.

By MuWire, I meant the network, not the software. I wasn’t aware it was being developed again, actually. Maybe the current political climate made the dev feel like his work was needed again. The network never died. I use Linux too. eMule and Gnutella both have Linux clients, but availability might vary from one distro to another. On openSuse Tumbleweed, we have aMule and GTK-Gnutella. Based on the IP addresses I see, they seem more popular in Europe than in the US.

aMule is also available on Linux.

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.

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.

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