By default BPC has limited host permissions, but you can opt-in to enable custom sites (and also clear cookies/block general paywall-scripts for unlisted sites). Or just request host permissions for the custom sites you’ve added yourself (or click clear cookies (BPC-icon) to ask for host permission for current site).

You can also install the custom add-on version (with host permissions for all sites).

From the addon page.

I used it on github and that got my account flagged. I had to change it to an email registered to my domain to get my account back to normal. I think there was one other site I had issues with in my years with the service but I can’t remember which site it was.

You can stop taking performance claims seriously when geekbench is mentioned.

https://techcrunch.com/2022/09/06/open-source-password-manager-bitwarden-raises-100m/

No, they took $100 million in VC. Never a good sign imho.

Streaming section of https://fmhy.net/ ?

So a prettier and minimal version of https://coveryourtracks.eff.org/ ?

Sounds like proxmox would fit the bill. Virtualize everything with LXC/Docker/VM depending on the app and you should be good to go. Moonlight should work in a vm running debian desktop for example.

https://github.com/sdaqo/anipy-cli https://pypi.org/project/fastanime

I’ve used similar tools in the past. I use the arr stack now but I understand the difficulty of the initial learning curve.

Seeing mostly on Mastodon and Bluesky.

My family and I are on the Bell network (except for ISP for one person, teksavvy ~= Rogers cable) so this may not be relevant. Those of us that use IPTV have found that we need a VPN to avoid connection issues caused by ISP interference.

Personally, I’ve had a pretty good experience when I’ve used it on my phone behind a vpn but that’s Bell.

https://iptv.surf/ <- Start here

https://ottiptvprovider.com/search <- Helps find the provider with the channels you’re looking for

https://search.streamcheck.pro/ <- Checks the quality of each provider

Also my daily. I’ve been a vertical tab person for many years with treestyle tabs and then sidebery. The tab management features in zen without the need of extensions is the primary selling point for me. Everything just works smoothly for my workflow and the UI is well thought out. I haven’t had any issues with stability or memory usage since moving over from firefox.

Private indexers get most of the popular releases so that’ll have to do until something better comes along.

Well shit. There goes my main anime nzb source.

For a mediacenter that isn’t on bleeding edge hardware, fedora or Debian would be my choice for stability. Performance will be similar regardless of distro.

I use arch on my desktop and laptop and Debian/Ubuntu on servers.

Next time it’ll only be 8hrs, just gotta stick with it.

It’s like people who drink. Your body develops a tolerance to spice and the capsaicin response gradually eases over time. Most people who enjoy spicy food are selective about the types of food they prefer to be spicy. It’s still about the flavour in the end and the heat just enhances that.

Yes this sucks but before we pick up the pitchforks again, let’s just see what comes of this:

While security is crucial, we’ve also heard from developers and power users who have a higher risk tolerance and want the ability to download unverified apps. Based on this feedback and our ongoing conversations with the community, we are building a new advanced flow that allows experienced users to accept the risks of installing software that isn’t verified. We are designing this flow specifically to resist coercion, ensuring that users aren’t tricked into bypassing these safety checks while under pressure from a scammer. It will also include clear warnings to ensure users fully understand the risks involved, but ultimately, it puts the choice in their hands. We are gathering early feedback on the design of this feature now and will share more details in the coming months.

https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2025/11/android-developer-verification-early.html

SOT is a useless stat. Battery drain is determined by the type of apps you use and the way they consume resources. Playing a GPU intensive game for 30mins will probably have a much greater effect on the battery than someone watching YouTube for 3hrs.

The responses you’re getting also are about uptime instead of SOT. Getting a real apples to apples comparison will be very difficult without comparing with someone with the same hardware/software/apps/usage pattern.

Friendly suggestion: Substitute video’s clickbait title with something more informative like “Variable pricing using AI algorithms are increasing grocery prices.”