clonezilla can backup whole drives/partitions, but it doesn’t allow booting from an image directly (by itself), but (with some tools) it’s possible to mount a partition to a directory.

Disroot offers a free email service, but they accept donations as well. (they allow users to buy extra storage space though)

SearX(NG)

You can open/extract extensions (at least Firefox ones) as zip files, they’ll contain the code and assets used by the extension.

OpenNIC is an interesting option, if you’re okay with community-hosted servers.

Disroot.

why would you want to do that though

does it actually use crypto (not in the meaning of cryptography)? nvm

…it’s not?

Unskippable tutorials.

Also chicks dig penguins.

And foxes

From privacy policy:

We use disk encryption on all servers to prevent data leak in case the servers are stolen, confiscated or in any way physically tampered with.

Other than that, I think they’re not encrypted, but they’re also working on Lacre, and they’ll most likely start testing it on disroot soon. https://disroot.org/en/blog/tag:lacre

disroot is a great option, but it’s recommended to use PGP for the best privacy

I doubt that it will change a lot for the cryptocurrency adoption.

(also hello from the “all” feed)

me too 🫂

Some extensions used by me:

• uBlock Origin
• Firefox Translations (works on-device)
• LibRedirect (redirects from certain sites (like youtube) to their frontends (like invidious))

For android I also use Android PDF.js, to view pdf files on mobile.

You mean something like multireddits? Not sure if it’s available right now, but it might change in the future.

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As far as I know, there are ways to do that without revealing the websites blocked (for example bloom filter, with a note that it can have false positives, or just the hashes of the domains)

There’s OpenNIC, which is run by a community.