They don't embed the fonts on the website. They render previews as images. You can't download them from previews. You'll have to buy to get them according to their terms.

cuiiliste.de is an effort (of one person) to make the list and its effects transparent, and inform about how you can switch DNS.

A magnet link can be used to download the torrent file.

They're only more private in the sense that the link itself is not a torrent file you download and open. Instead, it's a link to that torrent file, downloadable through bittorrent.

It doesn't make your downloading any more private.

How do they make their service "not available" to a country?

By IP address location? Which, in my understanding, is not accurate.

By terms, stating "you can't use it if you live there"?

--please, -please, please, -p, -P, man sudo, man make 🤔 I'll find the flag eventually!

What's the difference between your friends and family telling you important things and commenters here doing so?

While the interpretation and assessment may be different, they're fundamentally the same.

I really don't get the distinction between objective reality and subjective politics. They were mentioning the objective reality of politics influence, not the subjective practice of politics.

IIRC some parts of that project were integrated into Firefox rendering engine. Was it layouting or something?

Here it is:

This included the Quantum project, when portions of Servo were incorporated into the Gecko engine of Firefox.

Here on Lemmy you can add an image and weblink to a post instead of having to add the weblink into the description.

posteo.de

If you buy the book but listen to it as an audiobook, wouldn't buying the audiobook in the first place be an option then?