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If you try to rate-limit them, they’ll just switch to other IPs all the time. If you try to block them by User Agent string, they’ll just switch to a non-bot UA string (no, really). This is literally a DDoS on the entire internet.
They just Fake User Agents If you Block them
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You call it dumbing down, which I understand, but how do you stop all the click-happy people from installing the next nefarious “game”, when they already have little to no chance to avoid email spam and SMS scams, let alone LLM generated “custom targeted” exploits.
That’s the neat Part, you don’t
Their choice, their consequences. There are enough warnings on the way there, they are free people and were informed about the risks
As an aside, I’m a long term (25+ years) Linux user and have used pretty much everything since the 6502 was part of the picture. In my professional opinion we haven’t begun to figure out how to do this in the desktop world
App Distribution via Flatpaks and Immutable OS are already pretty much there. Did you try a recent Fedora Version?
They do apply to Apps only distributed Outside Play Store and certain Approved third Party stores, did you even read the article?
Of course you can Install Asahi Linux on a modern Mac, and you can Sideload Apps too. Both Things which are Not possible on iOS without Major Roadblocks
I can Install on a Mac without any Roadblocks another Operating System, and I can Install Apps without the need for a Developer Account or a certificate unrestricted.
Otherwise I’m using GNU/Linux which also doesn’t try to “protect” me in the interest of some Corporation
Somehow No One needs that much Holding Hand or “Security” on the Computer, where No revenue streams of Google/Apple are affected
The Java Installer on the Website works fine on Fedora
Wrong. Annas Archive doesn’t Accept Uploads directly themselves (at least <10.000), and they recommend STC too.
To upload academic papers, please also (in addition to Library Genesis) upload to STC Nexus. They are the best shadow library for new papers.
It’s possible, but Not necessary. The Plugin includes a client
But they include it, as I’ve written it 🙄
(They pool multiple shadow libraries)
BiglyBT includes an embedded I2P-Client
There are already Torrents with the raw data and they’ve used IPFS in the past, but decided it was not ready https://annas-archive.org/torrents (They pool multiple shadow libraries)
Just use Syncthing?