lots of rewrites to my webpages

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# On Personal Websites
You are currently on my personal website. I want to talk about some of the reasons for building it.
The main purpose of this website for me is having fun; designing, writing, and structuring are enjoyable. But there are other reasons too. Others could learn from my experiences; People can give me feedback that improves my skills. Of course, there are many reasons to build a website: personal branding, restoring the Old web, learning about the web stack, or having fun like me.
You are currently on my personal website. I want to talk about some of the reasons for building it. The main purpose of this website for me is having fun; designing, writing, and structuring are enjoyable. But there are other reasons too. Others could learn from my experiences; feedback . Of course, there are many reasons to build a website: personal branding, restoring the Old web, learning about the web stack, or having fun like me.
## Related
=> awk-make-sh.gmi One way to build a website, I guess

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# On software freedom
I am a big advocate for software which can be freely used for any end goal, modified, distributed. People can collaborate on libre software, make it suit their needs, or remove anti-features. These benefits may seem vague, however, so I'll show some practical examples.
I advocate for software free to use, modify, and distribute for any purpose. I'll demonstrate my point using practical examples.
Firstly, there is NewPipe, an alternative YouTube app available on FDroid. It has no advertisements, it saves battery, it has a dark mode setting for OLED, it supports PeerTube, and you can watch videos even when your phone screen is off, or download videos locally to any path, and there are a few other features as well. NewPipe is functionally superior to the official YouTube app, since it's designed by the users, for the users - who can also contribute to it as well, not for making it's developers rich.
Firstly, there is NewPipe, an alternative YouTube app available on FDroid. It saves battery, downloads videos to any path, displays videos even with the screen is off, has dark mode for OLED, and supports PeerTube. NewPipe is functionally superior to the official YouTube app, since it's designed by the users, for the users - who contribute to it too.
People forked Newpipe and added features such as a dislike counter on videos (powered by Return Youtube Dislike), SponsorBlock support, and so on. This project is NewPipexSponsorBlock.
Another example is Blender, a widely used 3D modelling multi-featured application. And Krita, a drawing program. FOSS isn't functionally inferior to proprietary software.

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# Useful Addons For Palemoon
A list of essential Palemoon addons.
eMatrix is a content blocker which shows network requests in table, where rows are domain names, and columns are content types.
URL Rewriter rewrites URLS using user-defined regular expressions.
Stylem is a custom stylesheet manager; Using CSS can hide any gunk that slips through content blockers.
Vimperator adds a VIM-like interface to the browser. Unfortunately, its builtin help doesn't work because of compatability issues with Pale Moon - it was originally written for pre-WebExtension Firefox.
Classic Add-ons Archive is an add-on for installing Firefox addons made before Firefox switched from XUL to WebExtensions for it's ecosystem. Sometimes you need add-ons from there.
There is HTTPS Always combined with HTTPS Inquirer, which redirects websites from HTTP to HTTPS if they support it.
Decentraleyes downloads CDN content locally and injects them into webpages that use CDNs.
Secret Agent shuffles properties of your HTTP(s) requests so that a unique fingerprint is generated on each visit, and while the conventional wisdom is making your fingerprint blend in with the crowd, it's a hassle, and making a fingerprint so unique that it'll never be seen again by a website is better.
Proxy Privacy Ruler determines whether or not to use a proxy, based on what patterns the current website URL matches.
This is a list of addons I use with Pale Moon:
* eMatrix displays network requests in table-format with websites as rows and resource types as columns, and blocks the specified requests.
* URL Rewriter rewrites URLS.
* Stylem applies user-specified custom stylesheets, often to make websites look nicer, less bloated, or something else.
* Vimperator adds a VIM-like interface to the browser. However, since it was written for XUL Firefox, it's builtin help breaks on Pale Moon
* Classic Add-ons Archive contains Firefox addons made before Firefox switched from XUL to WebExtensions.
* HTTPS Always combined with HTTPS Inquirer redirects websites from HTTP to HTTPS when possible.
* Decentraleyes downloads CDN content locally and injects them into webpages that use CDNs.
* Secret Agent shuffles properties of your HTTP(s) requests creating a unique fingerprint on each visit. Being less unique stifles the use of addons, adds burden, and generally is an inferior approach.
* Proxy Privacy Ruler applies your selected proxy only on URLs that match defined patterns.

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# Useful Web Links
Basically a one-man one-page link directory. These link directories also somewhat tell you generally who the author is. I don't agree with all of the views of the authors listed here.
Basically a one-man one-page link directory. These link directories also somewhat tell you generally who the author is. I disagree with some of the views of these authors.
Tags:
* #FOSS
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## RTFM
=> https://wiki.archlinux.org Arch Linux Wiki
A helpful resource for managing an Arch Linux system; it may even be helpful for Linux in general, since it also covers IN DETAIL things that aren't specific to Arch, such as GRUB, and partitioning. #unix
A helpful guide to manage an Arch Linux system, and it also covers IN DETAIL things that aren't specific to Arch, such as GRUB, and partitioning. #unix
=> https://useplaintext.email Use Plaintext Email: Why, and how.
- #internet
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## Software / Services
=> https://spyware.neocities.org Spyware Watchdog
This website shows unsolicited/spyware connections of software, and even has mitigation guides for some software, that mostly or completely removes those connections. #privacy
=> https://mitmproxy.org mitmproxy
mitmproxy monitors and displays all connections sent through it and can be used to discover unsolicited connections made by software that connects to the internet. #privacy
A guide to unsolicited connections made by software, and how to mitigate them. #privacy
=> https://wttr.in wttr.in
A minimalist weather service, meant to be used with cURL.
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An article covering why Web3 is A Bad Idea. #internet
=> https://jeffhuang.com/designed_to_last Jeff Huang's Manifesto "This Page Is Designed To Last"
A manifesto on how to increase the maintainability of your webpages. Many webpages die simply because it was too much of a hassle for the author, which could have been avoided if they followed these principles. #internet
A manifesto on how to increase the maintainability of your webpages. Many webpages die simply because it was too much of a hassle for the author, which is avoidable by following these principles. #internet
## Media
=> https://yewtu.be/channel/UCECl4aNz5hvuRzW5fgCOHKQ Jerobeam Fendorson
This guy makes oscilloscope music, which is a unique type of music where the sound in his videos can also be plugged into an oscilloscope, to generate the images shown in his videos. This is really unique and interesting, and I highly recommend you go and listen (or watch!).
A YouTube channel containing Osilloscope music.