Arrrrrrr mateys sail on in the water of the high seas is fine!
Arrrrrrr mateys sail on in the water of the high seas is fine!
This entire article reads as a clear hit piece on Mozilla.
The fact that Mozilla spends money on political activism and companies involved in things akin to that isn’t some big revelation like the article makes it out to be.
It’s literally on Mozilla’s website in great detail with the overarching goal of a free and open internet, which in the majority of countries requires political activism.
Ridiculous frankly
+1 for Frugal Usenet as well, I’ve had a good experience with them so far
The issue isn’t that we have no alternative, it’s that this feature will basically eliminate those alternatives sadly. You can read more about it here if you haven’t, but it’s bad.
Thankful for Mozilla, seriously!
Here’s my advice:
As far as Udemy courses, I’ve yet to find a good source for them myself, at least any relatively newer courses. I’ve never tried to find art courses but I’d say using a torrent search engine like Knaben or qBittorrent’s built in search functionality.
Disgusting! These bills never seem to end, it’s insanity.
I understand having a preference but I don’t think they’re that far apart myself. I use DDG mostly and find everything relatively easily
Why not use a different search engine?
This is a known issue and was reported by someone else on the project’s GitHub previously.
For clarity, are you manually downloading or using the *aar’s for automated downloading?