ShutUpWesley

Thanks to "arr, I haven’t had to even look at an indexer in years. I don’t miss manually trolling for torrents.

Well, it does require some preliminary IT knowledge, but as far as IT skills go I’d say it’s one of the more basic systems.

It runs on the system you install it in, all containers do is isolate the software to a controlled environment so it doesn’t directly use your system packages.

The advantage in terms of migration is that you can just have a directory with a compose file and your configuration directories and that can be moved to any system

If memory serves TechHut did a pretty good docker introduction video a few years ago.

This is why I switched to docker for my media server stack, it makes it far more portable.

Assuming you mean Koboassuming you mean Kobo, Grimmory has a good system. I haven’t found a good way to automatically get books though, so typically I browse Anna’s Archive or Z-Library

Kimdotcom and Tucker Carlson, two beacons of truth. /s

DDG is my goto, I always have a SearXNG instance, but it’s relatively slow and runs into problems too frequently to be my goto

I don’t necessarily think hero is the right word, but his actions are commendable, even if they largely had little effect.

It can be a barier to entry for new / non-technical users. In the past when I’ve worked with activism groups to setup secure comms Kleopatra has been difficult for people unfamiliar with encryption to figure out. It’s always good to lower the barrier to entry for these kinds if applications.