I misread that and thought Wayland went in a very different direction for a second.

You could use gluetun to run it through a VPN. I think they cache the videos so you would avoid latency issues from the VPN.

I thought the game was 2048.

You may get better responses posting this on selfhosted@lemmy.world.

I like anysoft. The autofill thing for bitwarden sometimes takes a second but it always shows up.

I believe it also added back the dislike counter.

This sounds like a slow drive except you said it’s on an m.2. If you just switched recently enough that this wouldn’t be a major inconvenience, I would try a different distro. You haven’t said anything about your use case, so I can’t make a specific recommendation, but distrochooser.de could help with that.

I know you mentioned infinitime, but the PineTime is seriously great and can be flashed with custom firmware to improve functionality. I have had mine for a while and flashed wasp os and then back to infinitime without it ever breaking. Worst case, you are out 30 bucks.

This is most likely the issue. I can’t help if you are on windows but on Linux you may want to google iptables, ufw, or firewalld.

Well I think one of the ideas of the functionality of FOSS is that users who don’t like that software they use doesn’t have some feature, someone will add it and the new software will become the new normal. Not much would have to change beyond FOSS software being more commonly used for this to work really well. It already works with proprietary software if you squint hard enough. People hate a LOT of things in Windows, and so they make scripts and things to change Windows, and they freely distribute these scripts that are what makes Windows useable for a lot of people. This is similar to the idea of people just making changes to a hypothetical FOSS Windows, and is decent evidence for the viability of FOSS with very few changes to how end users actually use software.

Pro tip: You don’t have to deal with anti piracy if you pirate it.