Is there a way to fully download or scrape a full subreddit or say stackoverflow since they've both committed themselves to enshittification and alienating their userbases?
asking because that seems difficult to do and there's a lot of useful information on both sites
Is it any different from the others i.e Namecheap or Porkbun?
getting a domain means renting it, you have to constantly renew it, you can't outright buy a domain. although njalla takes it a step further and rent it on your behalf, you're still the custodian of said domain but they can take actions on your domain without your input.
You were the one framing Palestinians as Hamas supporters, you got called a genocide supporter now and you're backtracking.
A lot of the people who refuse to criticise Israel today would have been quite at home with the Nazis, even if they were jews themselves. It is the same with those who justify the wrong doings of whatever state they support.
Isreal doesn't belong in the middle east, it should be between Germany and Poland so that Europe would forever be reminded of its atrocities. Failure to forcibly eject these colonizers would only result in more innocent palestinian casualties.
How does that dog without hands live?
https://tachiyomi.org/news/2024-01-13-goodbye
TLDR: a stupid Korean company sent a cease and desist to the Tachiyomi devs, they caved in and are ending the project
Europe, and since they're so intent on genociding the native population like the other europeans who colonised the U.S, Canada, Australia and New Zealand did, it is time they go back home (Deutschland especially)
Remember there's always a place for Jews in Europe and the rest of the developed world, not so much for palestinians and other brown ppl.
I'm not sure how upvotes are relevant here considering the time difference between both comments is about 11 hours.
Also, how much does the ratio of ups and downvotes on a post or comment influences your thought on the subject matter?
Eww, light mode. burned my eyes
For some raw billionaire flesh?
Why not explain what's missing to the room?