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Ann Onymous @lemmy.blahaj.zone

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How do I fully delete my reddit account and posts?
  • I used https://github.com/ksurl/Shreddit

    Here's a quick bash script in case you have multiple accounts and want to run the delete on a schedule. Run it under a dedicated service account or modify the script to use venv or pipenv.

    #!/usr/bin/env bash
    set -euo pipefail
    cd ~ || exit $?
    [[ "$PATH" =~ (^|:)'~/.local/bin'(:|$) ]] || export PATH="~/.local/bin:$PATH"
    command -v shreddit > /dev/null || python3 -m pip install --user --upgrade pip Shreddit@git+https://github.com/ksurl/Shreddit.git
    while read -r acct; do
      echo shreddit -u "$acct"
      shreddit -u "$acct"
    done < <( sed -E '/^\[/!d; s/\[|\]//g' praw.ini )
    
  • If you value privacy, ditch Chrome and switch to Firefox now
  • These decisions might be intentional on the part of Google and Microsoft

    Well, yes - it's profitable for these corporations to portray Firefox as buggy and their own browser as superior. Change your user agent to one of a Chromium-based browser and watch how your "unsupported" Firefox suddenly works correctly in most cases.

  • Plex and Mullvad now that port forwarding is gone
  • I've used wireguard for a few years. The container isn't essential, but I prefer to have all my service configs contained and separate from the host OS.

    So basically you'll just have one WAN->LAN port forward for Wireguard. Connect to that remotely, and you'll be able to access everything inside your LAN.

  • What happened to Bromite?
  • She's dead, sis. Try Mulch if you specifically want a chromium-based browser. I use it as a backup for sites which don't work correctly under Firefox. You can add the divestos repo to your Fdroid client for auto updates.

  • Is Usenet an option for /Piracy?
  • I've had a lifetime sub for NZBGeek (indexer) since 2015 (one-off payment of something like 20-30 USD) and currently pay 6 USD/month for unlimited downloads with NewsGroupDirect. The NGD sub was 4 USD/month until recently and I got it at that price through a promotion that I found out about on Reddit (probably r/usenet) a few years ago.

    There's some free trials listed here, but sadly all the best info is probably still on r/usenet.