A big part of the pull of HN is the opportunity to participate in live discussions happening around things that are on the front pages. The problem with 'how it's dealt with is that matters' is that it's essentially telling the LGBTQ person to come participate only after things have settled down or dealt with. By then the heat of the discussion is over, or the post has been shot down to the 3rd or 4th page. In some places, there is a practice of women cooking food and first all the males eat it while the women wait. Then after they finished, the women start eating. They are treated like second class citizens. Sensible places ban people who say being gay or LGBTQ is mental health issue. It's 2022.
It's true. There are many supportive people too. I think the problem is that the 'mental disorder' guys are not banned. So they keep on commenting. Flagging doesn't work that well, because one already read the comment.
Idk. I just genuinely wanted to know. Because there are many open issues. There is even an issue asking whether it's abandoned.
I was thinking because it's twitter and it doesn't use an API, twitter might introduce breaking changes and Twint has to catch up often. Just like NewPipe, yt-dlp etc does for YouTube.
Start here. Start with the second one - 'From n00b to l33t: An Introduction to Reverse Engineering'.
"This workshop is a 1-2 hour introduction to what reverse engineering is. It assumes no knowledge of assembly and is done on paper worksheets rather than a computer setup for accessibility and to make the most efficient use of time."
It's by Maddie Stone, who's a Security Researcher at Google Project Zero.
Tidal https://tidal.com/
Deezer https://www.deezer.com/
Bandcamp https://bandcamp.com/
Jango https://www.jango.com/
Radio Paradise https://radioparadise.com/
There's also FOSS software for collaborative music with friends, musicians etc:
Jamulus https://github.com/jamulussoftware/jamulus