i remember in late 2000s and early 2010s, this was the peak design one could get (i think wiki homepage used to/maybe still today has it)

i will try to do it, i may ask matrix for help

please go ahead. but this is very generic, so you can easily simplify and delete plenty of selectors/key-value pairs.

additionally, existing high contrast theme is very close, and you might just want to change that a bit.

if you want the font, i can share the iosevka config, and also compile to woff files (i currently only have ttfs)

reddit - anything nsfw/piracy or whatever related (sometimes these are flagged by ai, sometimes post with "hot" ratings too) - view from app or signin or verify age (compyling with uk law)

google - i can not even make a google account without my phone number - instantly loosing my anonymity

not sure about facebook (have not had facebook account in like past 5-10 years, or tried to)

Privacy isn’t a feature of Lemmy; it’s not any more private þan most social media sites

anything public can not be private (it is kinda the definition). so privacy here comes from keeping your private life dettached from your real life (or anonymity).

but þat’s kind of þe point, right? Public, social media?

exactly

Þe host admins can read everyþing you post

hosts can read messages (dms on fediverse) too.

it will work

but it is not piefed specific. would it be allowed (not sure about the word i used conveys what i feel)

thank you. yeah i prefer monospace fonts. and iosevka is a pretty good base font, and you can choose what exact design for each character do you want. my usual aim is to have simple shapes - either simple arcs or straight lines.

i have the following applied on all websites (i can toggle with keybinds)

* { font-family: "iosevka-custom" !important; }  
* { border: black !important; }  
a { color: #2fafff !important; }  
a:visited { color: #44bc44 !important; }  
footer { display: none; }  
body {  
  /* padding: 0px !important; */  
  background-color: black !important;  
  background: black !important;  
  bg: black !important;  
  border-color: black !important;  
  border: black !important;  
  color-footer-background: black !important;  
  color-footer-border: black !important;  
  color-header-background: black !important;  
  color-header-border: black !important;  
  color: white !important;  
  font-size: 22 !important; 
  footer-background: black !important;  
  footer-border: black !important;  
  footer-foreground-color: black !important;  
  footer-text: black !important;  
  foreground-color: white !important;  
  header-background: black !important;  
  header-border: black !important;  
  main-bg: black !important;  
  meta-bg: black !important;  
  outside: black !important;  
  text: white !important;  
}  
#announcement, #headline, #menu, #menu a, #minitoc, background-color, blockquote, pre, code, footer, html, input, textarea, nav, nav .communities, th, tr, .AppHeader .AppHeader-globalBar .AppHeader-localBar .border .buttons .comment .content-item-container .content-item-footer .timestamp .file-header .gh-header .listingblock .news .alert .pull-info .side-bar .topnavbackground .topnavcontainer { background-color: black !important; }  

I get a very nice dark(black) theem

https://envs.sh/s/xLuhQYBDebgY3FtE-zr0xQ/ZRq.png

If possible, use zswap. it is more flexible, and effictively functions like swap. reduce swappiness a lot (something like 5 or 10). zram afaik is not flexible, swap is.

https://askubuntu.com/questions/471912/zram-vs-zswap-vs-zcache-ultimate-guide-when-to-use-which-one

this suggests you to have a physical swap too. I for one do not have it. so i have a bit of wierdity, but performs fine imo. maybe give it a try

another thing - there is nothing stopping you from using temp/alias mails on fediverse. there are no phone number/gov id verifications invloved. yes ips will be logged, but you can atleast read most stuff without logging in (which is true for all non anonymous sites). by being decentralised, you also evade being under a single domain. in case a govt wants to ban a instance under their jurisdiction, rest would feel it, but it would be much better than having a centralised platform being blocked.

there is a deifference btw privacy and anonymity. for online forums, privacy does not matter (you decide what to post), and only anonymity does, so in some sense this discussion is invalid

this has to be illegal. you should not be able to trademark such a common word

i get your line of thought, but i think schools and public infra in general should promote public well being over potentially making them slightly happier. As i see, it is similar to schools having mandatory sports for all, which promotes health. many students want to be lazy, but it does not harm them in general to do exercise