Deeper you go, darker it gets.

Is that a pixel 4?

But you could still connect with IP addresses and only the name resolution would get affected right? Please correct me if I’m wrong.

Internet access could be disabled in a couple of ways

• By ISPs
• By Cloud providers as more and more people are using them
• By government organisations
• etc.

But the whole concept of internet will carry on IMO. After all, its just a large LAN.

Yeah, kind of fishy

that climate change fucked us

You cannot run flatpak application by simply calling the binary.

Coming to your question, I suggest you to install ffmpeg directly from your Debian repo, this way you can get hardware acceleration or device specific benefits for encoding/decoding/transcoding.

You can keep the flatpak version if it is needed by some other flatpak applications. Normally one won’t interfere with the other.

Would you have internet there?

UK?

Try a couple, Debian 12, Fedora server etc.

I tried multiple ones, went with a small one. But it gets irritating after 5 mins or so.

I want to go back to simpler times

What to you mean? If the packets are encrypted they can’t do DPI and get where the actual source is.

Try Freetube with VPN set to an uncommon location like Bulgaria or Argentina etc. This works for most videos, but still some won’t load. I use invidious for those vidoes. This way, you won’t overload the invidious instances.

The key is trying out different VPN locations.

What is the Unix philosophy?

I do that regularly. I am on Gnome 48

You can do that from the save as dialogue box.

There are merits to using flatpaks. With flatseal application, you can fine-tune the permissions given to a certain flatpak application. The best thing is restricting internet usage.

Netflix but for horny people

the way of milk