How can you preserve a culture?

Sadly there isn't a better one than Google's, to my knowledge. Tineye is a good 2nd (and non-Google) one.

They changed a letter from Kimba to Simba and that's it, yes.

So Disney stole the content from the original japanese source and the name from the English localization team

Which is the best image search and image reverse-search alternatives you found? For the latter, I only know tineye, but it's not as good.

I'm a sucker for woodgrain on things that aren't typically made of wood.

Too bad I'm $1,500,000 short... give or take.

By confused, I mean for example input boxes for forums disappearing, unless you switch to a user-agent they recognize and "support" or similar shenanigans.

Or sometimes getting mobile versions of sites when browsing on the desktop, because the site thinks you're coming from an Android or iPhone device.

In the Japanese (1965) version the protagonist is named Leo, but they changed it to Kimba for the English (1966) release. Back in those days, they always changed the names.

Keep in mind, when Disney does it, it's called a homage.

The joke about how women with tattoos are like buildings with graffiti comes to mind. It's not better when men do it, either. Defacing your own body is pretty disturbing.

I'm using "Random User-Agent", which looks to be doing pretty much the same thing.

I went that route after discovering how you can be tracked based on your user-agent and that there's no way to make a meaningful change to it to prevent this. Thus I just change it every couple of minutes.

Some sites get confused by this, but overall it's a seamless experience. Not sure if it's actually preventing tracking, but it sure will defeat naive approaches.

By confused, I mean for example input boxes for forums disappearing, unless you switch to a user-agent they recognize and "support" or similar shenanigans.

Anyone using this? What are your thoughts?

Shit! They copied everything, even the protagonists name

Did anime girls get isekai'd into our world?

Just a small clarification: I2P+ doesn't require more bandwidth than stock I2P, though if you allocate I2P+ bandwidth, it will make more efficient use of it. That's particularly apparent on high bandwidth, high performance routers where I2P+ will quite happily push 8MB/s in both directions while hosting 14K participating tunnels.

Even when using openvpn, the VPN might still leak your ipv6 !

If the original creator isn't around for a long time (tbd) then it should be up to the members of the forum to vote and decide if they would want the member who is interested to be a new mod

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And I2P: http://bvk6wdizvod3smzxkwlgnkmfy365hl3th2itomv52yeh3ijrbj7a.b32.i2p/index.html

I've not read it all, but we needed some new conspiracy content on here.

Gay

Hell yeah. I'm always in IRC2P (#saltr) so I'll join right now. :)

edit: Can't connect to irc.coldhell.i2p:6667 after adding it to my addressbook. Will try the webchat for now. Probably an issue on my end or with my IRC client.

There is, and I'm doing something similar. Just annoying, haha.

Yeah, that's definitely some real old news. Was an XSS exploit that was fixed real quick. It required JavaScript to be enabled, so for it to have worked someone would have had to of disabled NoScript in Tail's Firefox. Yet another reason to hate javascript.

No network is immune from exploit, as we've seen with Tor as well. As long as the devs actively fix things once they're made known, then it's all good.

Surely there is an easy way to create a static version of your site using wget? X-D

What's wrong with the nose swab that they now want to swab the ol' poop chute?