Or they're taking the approach of software companies nowadays: don't test, just make the users test in production
RSS is disabled on kareem.one
miningtcup.me has RSS enabled, but keep in mind it has a captcha, so I'm not sure how RSS readers deal with that
Same, and when using my VPN I just get HTTP 429 (Too Many Requests)
(Btw, you might want to consider updating librewolf, latest version is 154)
For now there are still some Nitter instances that (occasionally) work, such as:
It creates a redesign_optout cookie and sets it to true, making reddit load the old UI
There are also some working Nitter instances:
Mild inconvenience? HF hosts millions of models and datasets, that would be a huge loss and break all software that depends on it
Competitors (like ModelScope) already exist but are rarely used outside of China
Bricking your phone trying to install GrapheneOS is very difficult even if you try, see: https://youtu.be/ik0AiO0WtuU
GrapheneOS team had already said they won't add this as it's significantly less secure than keeping the phone locked or wiping the data
Google/Pixel Camera is in the GrapheneOS App Store, you don't even need the Play Store or Google account to install and use it
That monthly active users chart can't be right, it shows YouTube as having ~500 million monthly active users while in reality that's ~2.6 billion
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