Some osint tools use this : they test an email on thousands of services, and use the error result (403/404) to know if the person has an account there.

Jellyfin works in the browser just like Plex.

And for now you can do that, but that’s not the first, and not the last update trying to prevent people selling access to their server.

I wish we did with more open source and local software. My school in Canada has some agreement with Microsoft so we have to use everything from them.
The school mail used for all accounts is hosted by outlook
The databases are all azure
The 2fa app on our phone to boot the school computer has to be Microsoft (even gave me shit because I am root…)
Teams
We had a whole course for a year on how to use word.

It’s a public school. Obviously with this most students will move to the USA for higher pay, we are literally subsidizing the USA education.

The country’s population density doesn’t change anything to protest, it’s a cultural thing. People only live in cities anyway why would having huge empty fields affect protests ?

And there are plenty of denser countries which fight way less.

And it can go faster than the maximum 2x on ytb !

It isn’t easy to create sockpuppets because in case of a fight like here, Wikipedia decisions are taken by the oldest members. 20 new accounts can’t override the decision of a 10 years old account with a lot of contributions.

Wikipedia has its issues, but not this one.