(I just got a little emotional because these are things we used to say on reddit and now we say them about reddit. How the mighty have fallen)
Did for me just now, although as of a week or two ago reddit has been blocking many of my attempts to access through a VPN old. or not. Usually need to reconnect about 3 or 4 times before a page will load.
I'm sure there are myriad browser extensions that will do it at the DOM level, but that's such a heavy-handed solution, and also lol I'm not putting an extension on the cartesian product of all my browsers on all my machines in the service of dis-enshittifying one once-beloved social network.
You could perhaps intercept the HTTP requests, but that would require decrypting SSL, so you'd have to MITM yourself if you wanted to do it at the network level.
You'd replace the DNS request for `reddit.com` to some device that intercepts the traffic. That device would redirect the HTTP request to `old.reddit.com` if applicable; static assets would be routed to `reddit.com`. I don't know how things like HSTS and certificate pinning fit into an idea like this.
Doing this at the device level is probably easiest. I've used Redirector [0] in the past and it works well.
Create a vhost for reddit.com, add reddit.com to your hosts file to point to the webserver (or setup a stub in the dns to the vhost webserver), and do a redirect to old.reddit.com on your webserver vhost.
I can't imagine any type of Pi-hole setup which would be faster, seems like a "holding a hammer" kind of solution.
why do you think my info about the 3090 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IBM_3090 is going to be anything less than up-to-date?
on the other hand, 24gb of late 80's memory... how many acres of raised floor data center would that take?
https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmsys/chatbot-arena-leaderboar...
Everyone in the VC world misunderstands why oobabooga is successful and tries to embrace not maximalism.
Your example product to benchmark yourself against is blender, if you want to serious compete against oobabooga. You need maximalism
Oobabooga the closest thing we have to maximalism. It has exposure for by far the largest number of parameters/settings/backends compared to all others.
My main point is that the world yearns for a proper "Photoshop for text" - and no one has even tried to make this (closest is oobabooga). All VC backed competitors are not even close to the mark on what they should be doing here.