For YouTube TV, not YouTube Premium. YouTube TV is actual live TV channels, like cable.

So many communists

Really enjoying Thunder, hoping it keeps gaining features.

Who is he?

pixlr.com/x

pixlr.com/e

Oh right, I always forget what he looks like since he has so few facecam videos. Based YouTuber.

Golden brown is the objectively correct way to eat marshmallows

That's a huge jump on the 13th, I wonder what happened...

Roughly one in 30 is porn, based on a test I did with a filtered DNS resolver and the list of domains. Which was less than I was expecting too, lol.

I've found Xournal++ is good for markup as well

I have a drive with Ventoy on it and ISOs for Hiren's, Rescatux, and NixOS, along with a custom ISO of NixOS with some tools pre-installed. Super easy to generate.

Ahh, it's only from the edge of the screen. At that point it's easier to use the Android back gesture, imo. Maybe it could be changed to allow swiping from anywhere when not on a comment? I don't know what the code looks like, implementing that might be kludgey.

Edit: Should it be working to swipe back if I swipe from the left edge on a comment, or should that still trigger gestures? Right now it's triggering gestures, which makes this change seem odd.

Still having a weird thing where if I swipe back a bit, then decide not to go back (release so that it doesn't go back), and try to again, it takes two attempts, but I assume that's normal.

I did, instructions are here! I don't remember off the top of my head, but I think it's mostly network related tools like nslookup and nmap. You can easily add anything you can find on their package search.

Says the comment posted 107 minutes in the future, apparently

What I'd personally recommend is Cloudflare Tunnels, it allows you to lock down access to your services with an emailed code or other authentication method, as well as avoiding having ports forwarded to your services. It's an easy way to avoid port forwarding and not have to worry about whether all the services you're hosting are 100% secure, since you'll be exposing them to the internet.

The downside is you're routing all your traffic through Cloudflare.

I've seen a lot of hate directed towards Brave and I don't understand it either. It's my primary browser and it's fine once you hide the crypto stuff, the recent news about it seems to either be positive things about the browser itself or something about their search engine providing API access that's being abused somehow.

What is your end goal? What services are you trying to access from outside your network?

Ahh, good to know. Thanks for the info!