I didn't know about PIA and never "recommended." I just listed a few other services that I knew had port forwarding. I removed it from the comment.

would NOT recommend protonvpn since it's the same company running protonmail, which has a history of bad security and has given private mails to governments. plus their free plan is pretty bad and doesn't have port forwarding. but it's an unpopular opinion ig.

anyways, i've been using airvpn and it's been fairly good. some other ones include:

• windscribe
• torguard
• cryptostorm

average shelf in america

What about the entire back being cameras? (With extra ones hidden throughout the sides and front)

I've made something awful.

It's 100% possible, plex and jellyfin are available on swizzin. Most aren't good enough to do transcoding, though, so keep that in mind if you don't have a good internet.

No problem :) Trust me, if you look around more on the wiki, you WILL find something that you'd like.

There's also several resources on the wiki for this.

no it's just funny, there isn't even a total score in profiles

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Libreddit "going down" is a bit wrong since there's still people working on it, but RIP. Fuck spez and fuck reddit.

Also instances don't synchrone all content between all instances. They do it on demand...

AFAIK Kbin -> Lemmy only synchronizes new content. While they're both on the fediverse, they don't have direct support, so it's a bit finnicky.

*yro'ue :3

i will ban you

based but it's twitter so 😢

thanks, found my next phone 😳

the 10 people downvoting has something hiding in the closet

I could be wrong but when looking at the changed code, it still uses a token, specifically on this line. It's possibly using user routes instead of the actual paid API, but it's hard to tell without knowing twitter's API in depth. Also it's not possible to get everything just by web scraping, especially after they locked everything behind logins. AFAIK the most you can do is impersonate search crawling and get singular tweets or profile bios.

Let's hope they don't throw a fit like Google is doing.