At the bottom, I see Visa and Mastercard. Not big enough yet, did not get contacted yet, or did not implement it yet?

https://cuiiliste.de/domains

(not official, open-accessed the secret list)

The blocking system can be real-time without the source list being updated immediately upon change evaluation requests.

Such lists will most definitely have false positives added, and way too many outdated entries because nobody managing them or requesting changes has an interest or investment in keeping the list up-to-date (beyond adding new entries for themselves) and narrow.

Even with juridical review, I'm not very hopeful about its quality in terms of technical expertise and nuanced and appropriate application.

Can you describe the curvature of the hill as a mathematical function? Just so I can get a better picture of it.

Stumbling over SimpleX again I found now that they do provide a desktop client. It's just not very obvious on their website/room join with QR code page.

I like that they were using ALL CAPS and you're using all lowercase.

qBittorrent

Unclear whether they were hacked. A followup says:

We [Crunchyroll] have […] investigated the situation, and determined that there is no evidence that Crunchyroll’s systems have been compromised

They may have been fished.

Depending on what you want to scape, that's a lot of overkill and overcomplication. Full website testing frameworks may not be necessary to scrape. Python with it's tooling and package management may not be necessary.

I've recently extracted and downloaded stuff via Nushell.

1. Requirement: Knowledge of CSS Selectors
2. Inspect Website DOM in Webbrowser web developer tools
   1. Identify structure
   2. Identify adequate selectors; testable via browser dev tools console document.querySelectorAll()
3. Get and query data

For me, my command line terminal and scripting language of choice is Nushell:

let $html = http get 'https://example.org/'
let $meta = $html | query web --query '#infobox .title, #infobox .tags' |  | { title: $in.0.0 tags: $in.1.0 }
let $content = $html | query web --query 'main img' --attribute data-src
$meta | save meta.json

or

1..30 | each {|x| http get $'https://example.org/img/($x).jpg' | save $'($x).jpg'; sleep 100ms }

Depending on the tools you use, it'll be quite similar or very different.

Selenium is an entire web-browser driver meaning it does a lot more and has a more extensive interface because of it; and you can talk to it through different interfaces and languages.

What do you mean by Grammarly costs a lot of money? It has a free tier. Which is quite generous.

• Mr Bean Goes to a Premiere (1991) [4K] [Ftd-0595]
• Mr. Bean Cinema Policy Trailer (1997) [4K] [Ftd-0911]
• Official Mr. Bean channel has playlists with full episodes

Put your foot to the head like the cat 🫡

But at the point where you actually become a good landlord, it’s more of a public service than something you actually make money on.

Why is that a but? They're still a landlord, right? I really don't get the attempt of separation of the same thing.