Searx is unmaintaned, there is a fork called SearXNG.
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Oh, you're right. They have that option and it works, thank you. Though now I wish they had a setting to allow only one specific key. I see it's either function keys/function+whatever you press while holding function key/everything. But then again, I only use 2 applications running in xwayland so it's fine.
Unsolicited nude detected, do you want to drone strike the sender? [YES/NO]
The only thing that's keeping me from Wayland full-time is the push to talk mess. I use Mumble to talk with friends. Under Wayland, to make it work you have to force mumble to run in the xwayland mode and even then, push to talk will only work when you're focused on xwayland windows. Want to look up something on web browser? Cool, now your push to talk button won't register. You have to click on any currently running xwayland application. As I need that push to talk on a regular basis, it's absolutely infuriating.
I'm in the same spot. Even made a Lemmy account just so I can block communities. Then I go to technology/linux/memes communities and guess what? It's american politics all over. And don't even get me started on Reddit, at that point subreddits don't even matter anymore. Even on the subreddit related to my own country in eastern Europe, every day I see a ton of pointless "Trump news". And mods justification is always "it's TOTALLY related to our country because US politics impacts the entire world". Like, what's the point anymore? We might as well talk about Trump and Musk in the plants or lego community.
So while it would be advocating murder, I am not so sure about the “Mass” part.
Oh, that's fine then, my bad!
Well, from what I've seen, they're really bad at boycotting things. They couldn't even handle "reddit blackout" in 2023 and most of redditors came back after a day.
Yup.
Monster Hunter Rise, Code Vein, State of Decay 2, there were some others but that's all I can remember right now.
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Yeah, that's a problem with a ton of Android phones. You get one, maybe two major Android version updates and then goodbye. And don't even get me started on security patches, because a lot of these devices have months of delay for them.