woah that’s a lot!

that looks pretty cool

yeah they do have the option to redirect fandom links :D

redirects links to alternative clients/frontends. for example, redirecting youtube links to go to invidious, piped, freetube, etc.

prices are not dynamic unfortunately, I just searched the prices on either the brand’s website or a relevant retailer (Amazon, B&H Photo, Crutchfield, etc.)

Wirecutter I’ve heard of, they at least seem more trustworthy than other reviewers that base their picks on what gives them the most affiliate revenue.

I would say Wirecutter does best when reviewing things like bed sheets and hair dryers (typical everyday stuff). Things like audio I would rather watch a dedicated reviewer over Wirecutter.

Also, keep in mind that Wirecutter does use affiliate links, so make sure to see other reviews as well :)

yk, fair enough. if you like it, that’s fine by me

yep, the app is SLOW

I’ve tried tuta before. It seems pretty okay, but it doesn’t support IMAP meaning you have to use their app, and (at least for me) it was SLOW.

I personally use disroot, but there’s loads of other options, like mailfence seems like a decent alternative. Just pick one that supports IMAP

i appreciate your attempt :)

fun!

for me:

• google drive > pcloud (objectively better app tbh)
• chrome > librewolf > floorp (i like having the tab bar at the bottom, and librewolf is a bit annoying sometimes)
• photos > ente
• gmail > proton > tuta > “disroot” (proton and tuta aren’t IMAP, and their first-party apps are slow. disroot probably isn’t the best one, I just chose one that supports IMAP)
• google search > ddg > SearXNG
• google office > onlyoffice on windows, libreoffice on linux
• google maps > Organic Maps
• google passwords > bitwarden
• google auth > ente auth :)

that’s true

still pretty interesting though

I’m looking for ones where the chemical formulae is a valid one for a real compound. Don’t think “princess” is a real chemical compound

sodium bromate?

ok, I see. It seems that MIT let you do whatever with the code, whereas GPL seems like the same thing, but with an * that any derivatives must be open-source as well. I’ll put the license on my repos then.

oh okay, what’s the best license? what’s the difference between CC, MIT, etc.

I’ll look at setting up python virtual environments later, they seem pretty important to at least learn how to use

what if there’s loads of different elements where the colour could he changed such as texts, links, and different ohjects like the nav bar?

what do those do?

oh yep that makes sense