https://freelinuxpcgames.com/

I use this site. Not all games work, though.

Another option is to use 1337x and search for jc141. They put either native linux game or sometimes have wine built-in their setups, but they require you to install a lot of prerequisites.

Another option is to use emulators like PCSX2 or RPCS3 to play other games with relatively less hassle.

The f-droid team goes through the source code and builds the app themselves before publishing. I think it’s better to trust them. Obtanium is great, but only if the app is not on f-droid or f-droid is lagging behind updates.

That is not ideal, especially if you will be the only one using it. If you are using it alone, YouTube will still be able to profile you, as all the videos will be watched by a single server. It would be just like using YouTube.com with a VPN. If you are self-hosting and a few people will use it, YouTube won’t be able to profile everyone, as it will think all the videos are being watched by a single person.

I use mailbox.org and I manage my own PGP keys. You can also encrypt your whole inbox with your key. To access your inbox, then, you will either have to use something like Thunderbird or give your private key to mailbox.org. And yes, I recommend using your own domain. Also, there is no free-tier.

Nobara. Because it makes gaming on Linux very easy. It’s based on Fedora, and out of all the operating systems I’ve tried, Fedora and Nobara are the most stable on my laptop.

If you aren’t relying on transcoding, you’re good. I am sure it can handle one or maybe even two streams. Most modern devices can decode H.264 and H.265/HEVC easily, and some even AV1. Watching videos with these codecs on any Smart TV or phone won’t give you a hard time.

10, imo.

Futo?

Then why do have to use both, a unified push server and a mollysocket, if both are doing the exact same thing?

Oh yes. Like, I selfhost both, ntfy and MollySocket. I am sure MollySocket does encrypt the data.

Yes, they can read the data. But apps like Molly (Signal Fork) send encrypted notifications. So, the time and some other metadata may be read by the server, but the content and contact won’t be visible in plain text.

I don’t write a lot of codes, but when I do, it is usually a mixture of broken English and my native language.

The WireGuard encryptions stops when data reaches their servers and the data is re-encrypted to be sent to the client. So, theoretically, they can look at all the data being passed through.

Read more here about TLS termination and TLS passthrough. https://blog.aiquiral.me/bypass-cgnat

Trackmania players have been doing it for many years. I do not think if it is illegal.

Are you using the official docker image? if yes, try linuxserver.io’s image. they also have a proper guide to using HWA.

hey. unrelated question, sorry. do any greeks still worship the olympians?

iCarly

I am using Signal on two android phones, one android tablet and a linux PC. What do you mean it cannot work on multiple devices?

this is already happening in India. operators click photos, use biometric to verify government ID, before giving the user a SIM.

You can Nextcloud hosting from a reputed provider like Hetzner. install the maps plugin and you’ll be able to share location with users. Since you’ll be the admin, you can make as many accounts as you want.