Commercial displays are your best bet, although they can be quite expensive.

Its as simple as setting your Private DNS to something like dns.adguard.com in Network settings > Advanced

Arch isn’t a hobby, it’s a life style.

/j

The California Consumer Protection Act would cover this for California Residents.

They got rid of port forwarding unfortunately, so good luck seeding.

Eternity is great! Best UI in my opinion.

Download those videos while you still can, use youtube-dlp.

No, mustard.

I can’t remember where I read this but I saw somewhere that open firmware is forbidden in things like cellular modems because it might be abused to disrupt communications. I think that’s bullshite, though.

A log splitter will work just as well.

Why not just encrypt your data before uploading to the cloud?

In my experience with using qksms, sometimes the senders reply text gets randomly hidden at the very bottom out of sight and you have to swipe up to reveal it, sometimes this causes you to respond to an old text message without seeing the latest context of the conversation. Very frustrating.

Aves Libre is pretty nice.

Google could implement Widevine DRM for all videos.

Freedns is great but they won’t let you setup https certificates on the free plan, I found that out the hard way.

You should learn how to use ffmpeg commands.

You can get it all on open street maps, even you can contribute to the map too! Like adding a missing trail or campsite, points of interest.