I think by official OP meant stuff like Infinity is a FOSS client and not the official reddit app instead of alternatives.

Monkey brain

The nervous system of humans has been corrupted by being fed data from the internet, alcohol, toxic people, society in general etc. A lot of people, understandably so, want to escape this and take control of their own brains, and by extension their nervous systems.

It is illegal to slice up humans and analyze the source code of our brains unless you have a licence. And we as consumers are not provided with all the data the professionals gather. Think about it. We aren't even allowed to know what is in our own brains. This goes completely against the philosophy of Free and Open Source.

You can find monkeys in the wild. They are not an endangered species by any means, which means that people will only report you to the police because of disgust, not because you are breaking laws. [Note: I am not a lawyer and haven't read the laws relating to animals deeply, I do not take responsibility for legal troubles you get in if any]. Rip apart the monkeys and you can see the brain and nerves in their full glory.

Now you may ask, why monkeys of all animals? That is because they are one of the animals closest to humans that an individual can realistically capture. You do not want to fight a Chimpanzee unless you don't care a lot about your life.

You may realize that you don't understand the brain even though you have it. No worries there. You can't understand the code of any FOSS application you use either. The important thing is that the source is available to you without restrictions.

Another question you may ask is that "This is too primitive". This is a misunderstanding. People(non-developers only) think the command line is primitive and outdated now that graphical interfaces exist. This is simply not true. We are simply going back to our roots.

To self host it, you can simply install its docker image. Now this is the tricky part, since we don't have a traditional OS. Basically, primitive brains, all they do it eat, sleep, reproduce, and do dopamine releasing activities. All you need to achieve this is follow the following two steps. They are very simple and everyone can achieve it without any technical knowledge or difficulty.

• Reject modern humanity
• Return to monkey

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I believe Pixiv is exactly what you describe for artists, but not open source.

I love the fact that Okular is available on Windows. I used Sumatra PDF which is very light weight and good, but doesn't have a lot of features. Okular is basically perfect with a good UI as well.

I don't need digital signatures but having that is a plus in case I need it in the future.

Edit: typo

Am I weird for going in enough handed everytime?

Don't say that, I am 19 and also want horizontal videos. Is 19 old nowadays?

Don't say that, I am 19 and also want horizontal videos. Is 19 old nowadays?

Don't say that, I am 19 and also want horizontal videos. Is 19 old nowadays?

The YouTube Enhancer Chrome extension has an option to fix that, do try it on desktop.

I didn't get why RSS would be expensive. Are you talking about time expensive?

Huh. Feedly and Inoreader have decent free plans though.

(They aren't open source though)

I personally found Nougat to be the best, and then they focuses more on UI than features. (They also stopped the naming after that)

75% of users use only the browser, and maybe the downloads folder of their file explorer. OS basically doesn't matter as long as they have that.

I know. I recently stumbled across a website that didn't accept special characters, only alphanumeric. I had to change that in Bitwarden to do that and then later change it back. Don't know why they add limitations to passwords, that just makes them more insecure.

ProtonVPN is an open source VPN with a free plan (medium speed and limited countries and a few settings). What do you think about that? Is that good enough for privacy?

Jerboa seems fine but the more I use the small things do annoy me. I mostly use the website on my laptop so it isn't that big of a deal to me.

Huh is that so? Seems like Microsoft made another stupid thing when my opinion of them improved by a little bit.

The edge browser has a chatgpt sidebar which can even websites and answer based on that. But other than that, no. All you need is a Microsoft account to access the chatgpt features.

Personally find Instapaper to be better though. I got annoyed by the in-your-face-upgrade mentions. Instapaper also has slightly more customizations in the free tier and looks nicer overall.