That’s fair, personally keybindings always struck me as something easier to automate than pay for

That’s sick, unfortunately too late, ended up ditching full fat vs, employer wouldn’t pay for rider so I just went full into vscode and then vim/helix

What do you use Rider for that can’t be easily done via CLI?

I suppose if you really can’t stand to give them any information at all, don’t want to pay and don’t use ads your only choice is to not use the service

They provide a pretty good service all things considered and have to pay the bills for their servers somehow

Which at the end of the day is your choice, as much as it’s theirs not to use foss tools like mastodon and peertube

You can do that through their own interface though, there are browser extensions to do all the things invidious did anyway

Not like going to the website will cause your computer to blow up or something, if privacy is the concern there are plenty of ways to anonymise it

YouTube doesn’t have a monopoly on live streams

Not going to be a popular opinion but that doesn’t surprise me at all, almost certainly breaks their tos.

I think people should focus more on stuff like peertube that doesn’t just piggyback off another service against said service provider’s wishes

Reminds me of my monopoly strategy

So the pi takes over dchp and assigns itsself as a DNS server? I assume if I want to assign static IPs I have to do it through the pi from then on?

Can’t use pihole because I’m running NixOS on my pi and the only way to run it is via docker container (which melts down my system, believe it’s trying to emulate x86 for some reason)

That might be the way to do it. I’m somewhat unfamiliar with networking, what does DHCP do?

I’m guessing I would need to get a modem too then, no? I’ve got the BT router that takes the DSL connection directly currently