As a firefox user I'm not really affected by googles changes so I'm not worried about uBO at all.
I will probably stick with noscript as of now, as I'm so used to it and have already built a large whitelist of domains I trust globally.
Not certain what you mean with sharing my settings of scripts. If you mean my whitelist settings in noscript/ublock origin then I would recommend just starting with a blank slate and build up your own whitelist. We're probably not using the same sites after all.
Jag tar nog hellre smör och ost i frallan och en chokladboll till kaffet istället.
It is! I read through the docs and did some testing. It's very similar to noscript once you get used to the flags.
Do not Disable scripts globally using the settings checkbox, it overrides dynamic filtering and ignores your flags
Left flags are global (In the example I block first party and third party scripts globally) and right flags are local for the site you're currently on. (Here I allow bbc.com to run scripts, that's the grey flag)
You can locally allow all scripts from a domain like this (notice the grey flag on bbci.co.uk and the inherited dark grey on the subdomains below):
Or you can allow specific subdomains (here I allow emp.bbci.co.uk and ichef.bbci.co.uk specifically while leaving static.bbci.co.uk blocked)
As I'm allowing scripts with the right side local flags the third party sites will still be default blocked if they're used by another domain that isn't bbc.com.
How would the whitelist flow work in ublock origin? Can I allow only some third party domains to run js or is it all or nothing?
I like how it's just a few clicks in noscript with no need to type - makes usage on my tablet and phone simple.
I imagine they expect releasing a version without OLED first and one with OLED later will give them double sales with many nintendo fans, just like what happened to the switch.
Har man bara rätt kläder och en bra massäck med både kaffe och kaka så är det mysigt att bege sig ut i skogen och plocka blåbär i Augusti och lingon i September. Men inte 12-16 timmar i sträck för skitlön.
Både hallon och jordgubbar finns i sorter som trivs bra i kruka, t.e.x. https://www.blomsterlandet.se/produkter/vaxter/utomhus/barbuskar/hallon/hallon-lucky-berry-74081/
Just hallon är tacksamt att stänga in i en kruka då de är väldigt bra på att rotsprida sig till andra delar av köksträdgården.
Vad jag försöker säga är att det går att vägra bär plockade av slavar genom att nyttja allemansrätten och gå ut och plocka själv.
Det räcker med en balkong för att skaffa sig ett par krukor som ger hallon och jordgubbar till sommarens tårta.
I want my secure comm codebase to be at least source available for verification, preferably open source.
I simply deny duckduckgo the use of javascript. Works great unless you need image results.
You will probably want to enable the non-free rpmfusion repository. I can't remember if that is an option during install, but if not here's how to do it with the console:
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/rpmfusion-setup/#_enabling_the_rpm_fusion_repositories_using_command_line_utilities
If you scroll down to Media Codecs and HW Acceleration you'll have a guide on how to get proper ffmpeg and h264 and h265 driver support:
https://github.com/devangshekhawat/Fedora-42-Post-Install-Guide
Before spending too much time troubleshooting Linux Mint I would try something that's a bit further along with the kernel updates considering your gpu.
Personally I've had good luck with Fedora KDE - https://fedoraproject.org/spins/kde
If you still wanna go for Linux Mint look into how to install the mainline kernel yourself:
https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=443810
https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2020/08/mainline-install-latest-kernel-ubuntu-linux-mint/
I would look into raspberry pi or arduino; both of those has thriving communities and lots of guides.
A couple of guides for the solar powered part of your project:
https://www.circuitbasics.com/how-to-make-a-solar-powered-raspberry-pi/
https://www.circuitbasics.com/how-to-use-solar-panels-to-power-the-arduino/
It's available in uBlock Origin when advanced user mode is enabled in settings. No idea if AdNauseam works the same.
https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/wiki/Dynamic-filtering:-quick-guide